A very light Ajh Tmxi Pro

[MsBonky]

I want to buy a Tmxi Pro and have the option to buy the blade from a friend. The Blade only weighs 83g and is 5,5mm thick how will the Blade Play in comparison to a normal Tmxi Pro? What can i expect from such a light tmxi pro

 

[Kawa]

Hi my friend.
I have 4 AJH TMXi Pros all in 82-83 gram.
Yes, it is slightly more headheavy. Its not a blade you can make fast backhand forhand transitions with, but you will get a lot of control and heaven spin-speed shots.
Perfect for everyone above the age 30.

 

[Goranis]

The main difference you'll probably notice compared with a 90g+ TMXi Pro is on harder forehand shots. A heavier blade generally feels more stable when you really put power into the ball and can give you a bit more penetration and weight behind the shot. The 83g version may feel slightly less solid when blocking or countering against heavy balls.

The 5.5mm thickness is also interesting since it's thinner than what I'd normally expect from a TMXi Pro. That could contribute to a somewhat different feel and flex, so I wouldn't judge the blade purely by the weight.

Personally, if you can get it from a friend for a good price, I'd definitely try it before buying another one. Put your usual rubbers on it if possible and see how the complete racket feels. An 83g TMXi Pro with fairly heavy rubbers could actually end up being a really nice setup, especially if you value maneuverability over maximum power.
I'd just make sure the blade hasn't been sanded down or modified, because 5.5mm is unusual enough that I'd want to know its history.