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I haven't played much with PG7X, only did a warmup with loops and drives, so can't tell much about it. Speaking of PG5X and PG6X: - PG5X has a much higher speed potential, especially when you do full strokes with it. It can play with softer rubbers and has a bit of dwell time, great for...

Dunno if this was posted, but this morning I looked up new Bundesliga lineups for 2024-2025, and noticed that Louis Price was drafted for ASC Grünwettersbach. The new Bundesliga season was already star-packed, but seeing the Beast playing alongside Tiago Apolonia and Ricardo Walther is gonna be...

Dunno why, but I haven't seen many people using it, and there is very little information about it on the Internet. As people say, it is similar to 301X but cheaper. I have seen many people using PG5X (innerforce-like) and PG6X (viscaria-like), myself included. These are excellent blades for...

For beginner: - Saturn Pro Soft (or Super Soft) - Mercury 2 - 9000E For intermediate: - Jupiter 2 For advanced: - Big Dipper - Jupiter 3 - Apollo Imo, almost all Yinhe rubbers are incredible for their price.

As a person who trimmed own blade using abrasive sandpaper to reduce its weight, I think your pursue to recude the blade weight is justified. But your way will surely hamper the final racket balance. Hitting hard shots might become harder, as the acceleration will become counterintuitive.

Sadly, I only tried 5X (another great blade but with thicker outer wood, tho it lacked control for me for some reason) and 6X from the Power series. Robin0910 Sure, it isn't the best. However, I believe it delivers a whole lot given its price (bought mine for 27$ at a discount). I am almost...

Imo, PG6X is the best Viscaria alternative in my opinion, especially that it costs around 40-50$. Have been playing with it for about 2.5 years, was a total blast when paired with Chinese rubbers on both sides.