Share your thoughts about sanwei v5 pro blade

[TheArtistJ]

hello , i am looking forward to swithcing to this blade , and i haven't seen much review about it online , please if you have used this blade before , please tell me about it , thank you

 

[TackyForehand]

It's good. Don't worry so much.

 

[fore.n.back]

I didn't have a good experience with this blade, mine feels bouncy on soft shot but hollow when I apply more force, it seems the core layer was faulty. The only bright side I can think of is decent blocking/counter close to the table due to the top ply being ash wood (which is bouncier than limba). In general, I think Clipper Wood and Yinhe D437s are better choices

 

[Zapico]

yo tampoco obtuve una buena experiencia con esa madera, probé varias configuraciones y no me agradaron en absoluto, falta de reactividad, poco efecto y poca sensación en la mano, desconozco si fue mi unidad pero no me gustó nada en absoluto. 🤷‍♂️🤔🤷‍♂️

 

[davidsyd828]

I didn't like the feel of the blade. Had better
Play with Sanwei fextra 7 and DHS pg7. If u rather have a 7 ply wooden blade.

 

[Ultravisitor]

I didn't have a good experience with this blade, mine feels bouncy on soft shot but hollow when I apply more force, it seems the core layer was faulty. The only bright side I can think of is decent blocking/counter close to the table due to the top ply being ash wood (which is bouncier than limba). In general, I think Clipper Wood and Yinhe D437s are better choices

+ For yinhe d437. That's a fine blade nice feeling. Ask for weight though because they can be quite heavy