Looks very nice!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ray
What's the thickness and price?
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Looks very nice!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ray
What's the thickness and price?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ray
Seems to have a Viscaria-like structure: "Ex-C Froster, made by KOTO surface, Kevlar-Carbon Fibre and Kiri core.". No details on thickness and weight yet.
https://sanweisport.com/english/prod...arbon/froster/
Kevlar not quite the same as ALC. More like the Butterfly Omar Assar this one.Quote:
Originally Posted by ttarc
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Originally Posted by thomas.pong
Isn't the Omar Assar blade an inner carbon blade? The Froster looks like an outer carbon blade.
nice, how much is thisQuote:
Originally Posted by ttarc
Viscaria clone number 5693... hooray
Honestly I’m wondering why there are so much Viscaria clones, while there are only a little maze clones, even though the Limba top ply would be much more beneficial for pretty much amateurs compared to koto of Viscaria ...
The Maze ALC is thicker though, so less flexible, and not more controllable just because of the limba top ply. I think that's part of why it has gone out off fashion, even its replacement the Freitas ALC is not very popular.Quote:
Originally Posted by Creek
A 5.7-5.8mm limba-alc-limba-kiri-limba-alc-limba from Butterfly would be interesting. A thinner Innerforce ALC or Harimoto ALC would also be interesting.
Totally agree Thomas. That would be some sort of an old maze revival. I would immediately buy 5.7/8 maze from Butterfly...
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Originally Posted by Creek
It looks like copy of 365alx/ vyzaryz freeze the cold press technology...
I have 3x Michael Maze alc/CCA unlimited/ 2 x Marcos Freitas
And I think 5,5mm Michael Maze Alc will be best seller... Slower version, because this type of blade is too bouncy for normal player..
any news about Tibhar Evolution MX-D?
And Infinity MX-P also.Quote:
Originally Posted by aerial
Stiga Inspira CCF (inner carbon) blade coming soon.
https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/for...79166338_n.jpg
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Originally Posted by thomas.pong
I really like transition to metal plaques (on a condition at it is press metal, Xiom metal + sticker sucks). I don't have anything against paper under plastic though.
not gonna lie. That stiga inspira blade does look good loving the black design, and I am thankful for energy wood v2 coz it means v1 gets discount. yay!!
whats the material and composition
for the inspira? still textreme?
Where did you find that picture thomas?
You can find it in the catalog here:Quote:
Originally Posted by LilMunchkin
Don't know, really looks like limba outer-ply though, and better be Textreme at this price (26400 yen).Quote:
Originally Posted by LilMunchkin
Nice looking blade. Too bad Stiga doesn't produce the larger Legend FL anymore or I'd give several of their blades a try.
http://www.ttshop.cn/goods.php?id=4864,
LOKI FALCON CARBON
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Originally Posted by Ray
In p.15, there are 3 Banda blades produced by Stiga (made in China) that look interesting, especially the last 2.