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Is there a general consensus on what rubbers are suited for inner carbon blades? If we can group these inner carbon blades as a category, can we say that putting a set of rubber will give additional speed and putting another set of rubbers will give it more control? For example., Inner Carbon...

I will weigh my blade today. It feels lighter than my Clipper set up but heavier than the Innerforce alc that I tested last week.

Speed is what I was referring to. I need to put extrra effort. I will consider this.

How to make sense of the numbers on the TTgearlabs? Ep, Ec don't tell me much!

Is Revspin numbers trustworthy?

It is not that the blade and the rubber combination that I have is bad, but I was expecting a bit more power and a catapulty effect given that it is a carbon inner. But like I said, I'm yet to test it thotoughly with good enough opponents. I will do so hopefully this weekend!

I was following the statistics and numbers from revspin and Nittaku inner carbon blades were placed with impressive overall stats for control, speed and other factors which is why I ended up getting it.

I recently got the G-Revision inner carbon with a Flared handle and I find it comfortable similiar to my Stiga Clipper. No fist fatigue after a few hours of practice.

I was not aware that this would weigh more than 90g as I was thinking that it is inner carbon that would be less in weight. The throw was low when topspin. Looping seems to be fine. May be few more intense sessions with better opponents would help me test it thoroughly.

I recently made the switch to Nittaku Accoustic Inner Carbon G-Revision using G-1 max for FH and Rakza Z for BH. I played with it today for few hours. I have been using Stiga Clipper with Rakza Z on both sides which was heavy. With the Nittaku now, I was able to shed some weight but still feels...

May I ask why you would look for a similiar alternative? Why not the Nittaku Acoustic Inner Carbon G-Revision?

I'm now playing with the Nittaku Acoustic carbon inner and I'm using the G-1 for my FH. I'm hoping that the G-1 is slightly faster and controllable at the same time.