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Lol, imagine spending 300~400€ on a racket, thinking you're good, only to get your ass handed to you by a guy with a 20€ racket😂😂😂

Are these any good? Is quality control decent? https://a.aliexpress.com/_EyW4TMq https://a.aliexpress.com/_EHt1nZs

I wasn't using it and a friend wanted it, so I sold it to him for the price I bought it. At least he's enjoying it, better than sitting on a shelf.

I used to but I sold it last year. Really good blade, well balanced in characteristics. A bit muddy in feeling, but soft with a lot of control over the table and really great speed in the open rally, and really stable. Overall a great buy. I'm thinking of buying one of their new ones with the...

Check the lemuria hurricane long 5 clone. It's exceptionally close to the real thing. If you want forehand, it's the only true choice. Viscaria is nice for backhand and forehand but it's sensitive. The long 5 is soft and has inner carbon, very much like the sanwei 75 inner that someone else...

They are different construction. They say the bo is like hurricane long 5, the Anders blind has koto outer.

You picked the wrong 5 ply to develop with, it's hard, extremely flexible and fast, more so than most 7 ply blades. It requires precision, accuracy, good acceleration and a light touch. Just get a korbel.

It's just the blade I'm familiar with. I've used it for many years. I have my main viscaria but I don't want to take it apart, and I have my korbel, but I haven't used it much and don't know it well yet. So I'm want to learn sp's on a blade that I have a lot of experience with, the intensity.

I've played t05 for many years and tried fx as well. They're just a bit fast for the use I want, vega is pretty good with blocking. The 05 for example didn't pair well at all with the intensity because it threw waaay too high, it was an issue I had for years, on the viscaria it fit like a glove...

Since I made this post I used yeo too. It has vibrations, but a lot less than intensity, intensity is very flexible and spiny. While the yeo has a bunch of power, is much harder and stiffer. Intensity, by a long shot. It's topspin monster, it loves mid distance and still does well up close. The...

Nah, I had it for over a year and I play 3-4 times a week for 1.5 hour a time. I played it till it had fully gotten destroyed, I just never vibed with it. For comparison, I really liked the V15 extra, that was a pretty comfortable rubber.

It's that good huh?... I didn't like the g1, the topsheet, even though grippy, was very thick and hard, does the c1 has softer topsheet as well?

Alright, good to know.

I didn't like the topsheet of the g1, it felt too stiff, I prefer the feel of t05 there, so c1 wouldn't change really. I've played with r7 and soft, they're definitely options, and I've never played with acuda, but I've heard they're obsolete with how old they are.

I'm seriously considering to use that, on both this racket to replace the vega, and on my main viscaria, and put it on both sides. It feels like the best of the bunch. By the way, do you remember the throw angle? T05 for example that has a high throw, became pretty hard to use on the intensity...

Oh, I had fully forgot about that, that's definitely worth a try.

Tried g1, didn't like it. Felt like a brick.

I like rubbers like t05, mxp, bluestorm pro, hammond z2. And dislike rubbers like g1, calibra tour, glayzer, acuda s2.

Oh ok, that's an option then.

I haven't used c1, but I didn't like g1, one of the weirdest rubbers I've ever seen.