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I have a Stiga DNA Platinum H in my Ovtcharov Alc. It feels very hard for my backhand and I'm not at all liking it. Can I boost it? Does it softens and improves the quality?

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What do you think of this one guys?

Loki CNF = Basalt Carbon Nano Fiber FZD CNF/Revoldia CNF = Cellulose Nano Fiber (plant based) I think both are completely different fibers. Never played with both of them. I have a Rxton 9 pro CNF, will put rubber on them soon.

Xiom Icecream AZXi would suit you perfectly.

Cmon dude 😅

Bought myself two new blades Loki Rxton 9 Pro CNF - 88 gms Loki W81 Pro Outer ALC - 90 gms The quality is good. Can't wait to try. Has anyone tried Loki Rxton 9 Pro CNF? No idea on how the CNF carbon reacts. For comparison, will it be faster / slower than ALC? Will it be harder / softer than...

Oh, nice. I even wanted to try that, but I read somewhere that it feels hollow. Let us know your feedback after a few sessions. And which rubbers have you paired it with? I wanted to try Anders Lind Hexacarbon too, just because that it has a Koto outer and inner fibre blade, a little different...

Yeah, no other innercarbon blade is as fast as this. nowhere near. It is faster than a few outer carbon blades, too. Yet still it retains good control and a great dwell time.

I agree with this. I have both FZD ALC (D09c and D05) and Ovt Innerforce ALC (D09c and Stiga Platinum H). I'd never say Ovt Innerforce Alc is slower than FZD Alc. Although for blocking Ovt Innerforce ALC is more controlled, and the feeling in Ovt ALC is good. The only issue with Ovt ALC is that...

If you like your Ovt Innerforce alc, then there's nothing really close to it available. It is almost as fast as a Viscaria, with a thicker core and two thin Limba wood layers above the alc, but still has tons of dwell time. Downside I felt is that its head is a little bigger and it is hard to...

I've played with both of them recently. I have FZD ALC with D09c, and my friend's TB ALC with Bluegrip C2. C2 feels softer and easier to play than D09c. There's just no effort with C2, and the feeling is also good. I liked C2 a lot.

Yeah, they used to ship a few years back, and it got banned for political reasons from India's side.

Aliexpress won't ship to India.

Ohh, cool, Thanks, man. I'll try them out 🙌. How's the quality of the W81? Is it on par with the mainstream brands (expensive😅) like BTY, Stiga, etc?

Yeah true. Shipping cost is on the higher side. Do you have any idea about the hardness of those rubbers? Dignics series are usually hard rubbers. For the forehand, I tried with a few hybrid rubbers, and I could adapt to them, though D09c felt the best. But for backhand, I'm too picky, nothing...

I'm shipping it to India. This is for the Loki W81 pro.

I recently gifted my coach a Loki Rxton 7 Pro (KOTO+Basalt Carbon+Ayous+KIRI) (91 g) with Dignics 05. It is my first Loki blade. It is slower than my FZD ALC, but the feeling and control were excellent. Loops were great. For the price, it is an insane value. So I decided to try one Loki blade...

I think weight balancing plays a major role. FZD Alc has a chunkier handle, so it's has a balanced weight distribution and softens the vibration not on a index finger but on the palm whereas Vis's handle is almost closer in construction like FZD. But TB Alc is little head heavy coz of lighter...

I felt FZD Alc was softer and had less vibration than Vis. However, I agree on the dwell time and control. FZD Alc just feels so natural in the hands.