Loki RXTON 9 new sponge.

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The new batch of RXTON 9 has an orange sponge instead of a blue. The 39 has a similar texture to provincial Hurricane blue. (it has stripes that you feel under your finger.
That laser engraving is also extremely similar. I swear I saw it somewhere.
 

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I have one coming in a few days as well, ordered it from Aliexpress as Alibaba didn't have it until a few days ago. I ordered the 37 degree one for BH. I'm trying out the Rxton 7 37 for BH right now and it's a really good H3 37 replacement. Much more clear hand feel, similar hardness, plays basically the same way otherwise. That is, it's incredible for active blocks, but a bit difficult for loops, though easier than H3 due to being easier to hit into and clearer hand feel. I wonder how the Rxton 9 differs.
 
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Is it supposed to be softer?
I don't think so. Reviewers thus far seem to all think that it's got the clear hand feel of the previous Rxton 9 but has more power on harder shots.

I'm testing a bunch of Loki stuff, so hopefully I'll have an idea soon. I've tested the Loki Arthur China (very good), old Rxton 9 40.5 (solid), Rxton 9 Pro (terrible), and I'm in the process of testing the Rxton 7 37 right now. Next up is old Rxton 9 37, and new Rxton 9 OS 37.5.
 

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Easy to control, and the sponge provides plenty of explosive power.

But it’s too heavy. 56g on a VIS with two layers of water-based glue, no booster.

If you want a better experience, you still need to use boosters for it—even though it’s labeled “Boosting-Free”, just like H3N. Since it doesn’t absorb oil very well, it’s best to apply two coats of booster.
 
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Easy to control, and the sponge provides plenty of explosive power.

But it’s too heavy. 56g on a VIS with two layers of water-based glue, no booster.

If you want a better experience, you still need to use boosters for it—even though it’s labeled “Boosting-Free”, just like H3N. Since it doesn’t absorb oil very well, it’s best to apply two coats of booster.
I put like 3 layers of Kailin on the sponge and it did not budge much... I bounced the ball a couple of times, it felt a bit lively. I will play with it tonight. I am going to see how it goes.
 
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Easy to control, and the sponge provides plenty of explosive power.

But it’s too heavy. 56g on a VIS with two layers of water-based glue, no booster.

If you want a better experience, you still need to use boosters for it—even though it’s labeled “Boosting-Free”, just like H3N. Since it doesn’t absorb oil very well, it’s best to apply two coats of booster.
That sounds about average. My setup is usually 210g (blade itself is 90g). Unless I am doing my math incredibly bad, two of those rubbers on my blade would be about 200g. It makes it lighter than usual then :|
 
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Easy to control, and the sponge provides plenty of explosive power.

But it’s too heavy. 56g on a VIS with two layers of water-based glue, no booster.

If you want a better experience, you still need to use boosters for it—even though it’s labeled “Boosting-Free”, just like H3N. Since it doesn’t absorb oil very well, it’s best to apply two coats of booster.
Gan and coach Xiaoyu both reviewed it and said the 40 degree version is about 52-53 grams cut to Vis. Coach Xiaoyu also reviewed the 37.5 BH version and said it's a bit lighter at around 49 grams.
 
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Gan and coach Xiaoyu both reviewed it and said the 40 degree version is about 52-53 grams cut to Vis. Coach Xiaoyu also reviewed the 37.5 BH version and said it's a bit lighter at around 49 grams.
Mine 39 with metric ton of booster came to about 52g. Pardon the gluejob it looks bad on the picture.
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