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  1. Replacement for Xiom An JaeHyun TMXi pro

    You're right both versions are made in Korea, I suppose the difference in handle design, wood color and sound are based off batch differences. I separate them by market source is because the Japanese one have JTTAA on the bottom of the handle. I'm aware that blades from the same market can vary...
  2. Replacement for Xiom An JaeHyun TMXi pro

    I have 3 blades, 2 from Taiwan, 1 from Japan Taiwan: 84.56g(1252hz, 250hz), 85.06g Japan: 91.60g(1350hz, 300hz) - Frequency are noted in (knocking on the surface, knocking on my head), all are measured 5 times and averaged out and rounded The Japanese one sound a lot harder and the surface...
  3. Replacement for Xiom An JaeHyun TMXi pro

    I am a huge fan of this particular blade, it has the minor crisp, the dwell and the catapult effect similar to w968 we all know and love. However it has been discontinued for quite some time and replacement are usually quite expensive or much too different. Please share other blades that you...
  4. AJH TMXi Pro

    Review by 'Wheeljuke' on item 'AJH TMXi Pro'

    My setup: 85.06g + SuperKaiser Ninja-300 National(FH) + Butterfly Dignics 80(BH) Overall feel is very similar to DHS w968-8 or S968, however it provides a crisp feeling, commenly seen on butterfly blades. This blade combines excellent ball dwell, crisp and catapult effect, enabling a highly...
  5. Wingspan blade

    Played with a custom made Wingspan blade by Gerry Handcraft from Taiwan. The blade is made with viscaria structure with the signature wingspan handle. FH: DHS Hurricane 3 Orange Sponge Provincional Version BH: Xiom Vega Pro Hold: I hold the blade with the sphere on the back hand side FH: the...
  6. Best Chinese sticky rubbers that don't need boosting

    These 1. Yinhe Jupiter 3(10usd): 40-41º, much tackier than H3, but the feel of the ball is slightly worse, super cheap and don't need boosting and can't be. 2. Pinyi Blue CueiFeng 3rd Gen(20usd): Hard, also tackier than H3, with great feel of the ball(if not better than H3), can't be boosted.
  7. Help , Boosted H3N cheaper+durable alternative.

    You could try these models: 1. Yinhe Jupiter 3(10usd): 40-41º, much tackier than H3, but the feel of the ball is slightly worse, super cheap and don't need boosting and can't be. 2. Pinyi Blue TsweiFeng 3rd Gen(20usd): Hard, also tackier than H3, with great feel of the ball(if not better than...
  8. Wheeljuke

    Equipment Junkie(39 Blades)

    Equipment Junkie(39 Blades)
  9. Variations within the same blade model

    Hi there, I have bought numerous blades(39+) and tested(~100) though out my short table tennis career of 2 years. I would like to share some of my thoughts. 1. Sound of the balde It can tell you a lot about the blade it self. First of all theres 2 ways of testing "Sound of the balde": knocking...
  10. How many complete racket setups do you own?

    1. Xiom An JaeHyun TMXi Pro(Main): SuperKaiser Ninja-300 + Butterfly Dignics 80 2. Butterfly FZD Super ZLC(Secondary): Butterfly Tenergy 05 Hard + Nittaku C-1 3. DHS W968-8 SD version: SuperKaiser Ninja-300 + Stiga DNA Dragon Grip 4. Butterfly Viscaria 2025 K: Butterfly Dignics 05 + Stiga DNA...
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