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Originally Posted by yogi_bear
Butterfly also had a couple of Wenge outer blades - Hadraw VR and SR - but I believe they've been discontinued. I wonder how different the Stiga Nostalgic series is to those and whether or not they'll prove popular/successful over time.
Apparently the Nostalgic blades are VERY fast, even the Nostalgic Allround which is already a tad faster than a standard offensive 5-ply (like Korbel).
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Originally Posted by MK73
Agree. I had all 3 and the nostalgia all is like off speed already.
The fastest 7ply i have tried is the nostalgic 7 and xiom hinoki s7, but i still prefer clipper structure specially with walnut outer
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Originally Posted by Manto76
I forgot the feel of the Hadraw blades since I only had a few shots with it.
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Originally Posted by UpSideDownCarl
The maker can increase the thickness of the ayous core to make it faster or replace it with Kiri.
It’s not gonna be the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by yogi_bear
It will fel stiffer or harder or both.
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Originally Posted by UpSideDownCarl
When you increase the speed it is not already the same as the original. You cannot have it all. You just need to choose the features you can keep mostly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lazer
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Originally Posted by yogi_bear
Exactly, but those were the requirements and maybe you could get closer by changing the design completely...
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Originally Posted by Manto76
Ddifferent feel. I have both blades and the Hadraw feels a bit stiffer and has a different handle shape and vibration frequency.
Nostalgic is a faster blade but the outer plies are for propulsion. The general idea is to create a blade that you can use as an all wood blade with the plastic ball. People will have different opinions on what that actually means. My take is still that if you want an all wood blade for the plastic ball, harder outer plies are the right way to go
Ok, so what I have gathered is that I am sure that I love all wood feel. I am not sure if it is the limba or the spruce or the combi of both that I like. Maybe if I want to upgrade to a faster blade, maybe I could either try the infintiy vps v(same composition, but not sure about speed bump?) or the clipper cr.
I also do not want to consider boosting since I like the feel of my unboosted rubbers and boosting to me is also slightly cheating.
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Originally Posted by LilMunchkin
or a hurricane hao 1(could someone please give insight on this blade) or avx sp5
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Originally Posted by LilMunchkin
Xiom Offensive S, Stratus Powerwood, Yasaka Ma Lin Extra Offensive. the list goes on..
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Originally Posted by yogi_bear
Yogi, how big of a difference is the vps v vs offensive classic? I am also willing to try the clipper cr.
The vps i had was bad and had a hollow rattling feel
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Originally Posted by LilMunchkin
Just wondering if you only own 1 SOC ? Or 2 ?
If you have 2, then you could try a light sealer coat on one blade (as Carl suggested) as an experiment , as mentioned this could / would change the feel.
Other than that, good advice in the thread for a new blade!!
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Originally Posted by LilMunchkin
The Infinity VPS is almost an off+ blade while the OC blade now with the polball is like an All+ to off-
hmmm what if I consider the waldner dicon? How does that play or feel vs oc?
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Originally Posted by LilMunchkin
Dicon is slow nowadays more or less teh same speed as the Stiga OC.