Xiom blades, any affordable ones?

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I'm currently looking into Xiom blades for my development, but it seems they are REALLY expensive.
I only have the funds of 100$, i considered the Clipper CR WB, but I'd like to do more research before buying a new blade. I'm looking to main a 7 ply blade for development, around OFF- to OFF, to further develop my loops and technique. My blade is currently going well, but i guess it doesn't hurt to have a spare blade.
I've been pretty pleased with Xiom, I know someone from my school is sponsored by Xiom and represents the state level. Most players are sponsored by Donic, but I guess Xiom isn't bad too, based on my experience with the Vega Korea.
Does anyone have any recommendations?
 
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you guys do know that xiom is a korean marketing brand not a true manufacturer anymore doht you. blades are made in china and other factories, not in korea (unless explicitly stated). same with the super prestigious\premium leopold brand which is korean and ppl thought their keebs were made in korea. nono. you could also ask chatgpt.

anyway i got a new blade from sanei or sumting coming in, 50 bucks, 65g OFF-
 
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you guys do know that xiom is a korean marketing brand not a true manufacturer anymore doht you. blades are made in china and other factories, not in korea (unless explicitly stated). same with the super prestigious\premium leopold brand which is korean and ppl thought their keebs were made in korea. nono. you could also ask chatgpt.

anyway i got a new blade from sanei or sumting coming in, 50 bucks, 65g OFF-
I trust "chatgpt" just as much as I trust a thief I have just caught in the act, saying "I can explain".

btw - I heard from quite a reliable source, regarding Xiom's rubbers, made in Germany. yes, they are made in Germany, but to Xiom's specs they R&D in Korea ... and, I think many firms today outsource production elsewhere ... Yasaka's blades in Sweden, Avalox's blades in Sweeden ... I think only Butterfly and DHS have their own factories ...
 

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I'm currently looking into Xiom blades for my development, but it seems they are REALLY expensive.
I only have the funds of 100$, i considered the Clipper CR WB, but I'd like to do more research before buying a new blade. I'm looking to main a 7 ply blade for development, around OFF- to OFF, to further develop my loops and technique. My blade is currently going well, but i guess it doesn't hurt to have a spare blade.
I've been pretty pleased with Xiom, I know someone from my school is sponsored by Xiom and represents the state level. Most players are sponsored by Donic, but I guess Xiom isn't bad too, based on my experience with the Vega Korea.
Does anyone have any recommendations?
xiom blades are really good!

extreme s is extreme! faster then a fast carbon blade.

hayabusa zl pro is really good for development

offensive s is also really good, behaves like a 7 ply but is actually 5 ply
 
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7-ply, all wood, not to fast - Xiom Solo?
there are some other great Xiom all-wood blades, but are 5-ply ... I think the most expensive is around 65€, this should do? Xiom Hayabusa OFF Pro is a great one ...
I'm not against 5 ply blades lol, I just thought 5 plies are slower than the usual 5+2 composites or 7 ply wood blades XD.
 
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