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Good speaks- you shall never reboost H3 neo- at least not on a golden viscaria. I am not believing, so I boost every now and then when I realise the rubber gets slower...

Which esn topsheet doesn't die as well?

Nuzn topsheet just wont die. But the sponge has to be retuned after a while...

Ok, thats strange. I once made a blade with a handle made of MDF and it felt mushy. As soon as I changed it to a normal wooden handle it felt a lot better. The guy from our local tt shop even tells he needs hardwood handles as this adds some stiffness, so I assumed it should behave similar with...

Interesting blade. I am interested in the difference in stiffness caused by the cross grain handle. This cant add as much as parallel oriented grain, so the blade may feel more flexy?

Omar Assar ZLC is sold out on the german website.

Hey, nice blade as always;-) Those med plies Look very thick, about 1mm?

Maybe Tony could help here ;-)

No, I gave it back- no way I can handle that weight...

Like golden_son said hinoki or another thick but soft outer ply (spruce) should behave like what you want.

I have the exact opposite feeling. Great sweetspot due to the high stiffness and good consistency. But I only played two reinforced balsa blades- spinlord carbon strike and a self made blade with hemp fiber outer construction...

No number, only normal serial...

Got mine today. 97,5g and 6,15mm. I think I will return it for a lighter one although I wont play it anyway and sell it in 1 or 2 years.

Ordered one^^

Maybe you should try a Viscaria with at least 5g less weight. Should be slower and has better feeling....

I have Ayous at home which is harder than some Limba plies I also have. Then I have Limba which ist harder and heavier than most Koto plies. So it depends on the single blade how it plays. Hard to tell just by knowing the composition (but for sure there are tendencies). Maybe Donic has a wrong...

For me both middle layers Look like ayous, though donic states limba for one. You can see it by looking at the 45° diagonal pattern.

This Lind Blade for me looks the same as the donic true carbon inner (tci). Anyone who can compare them?

Why would you call this a rubber Review?

Paulovnia is kiri...