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As usual, I am interested because i really like the handle. Just wondering how the rest of the blade performs ;)

hueison was around long before Loki

Maybe, I just wonder how many of these 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 I have to add for you to recognize a joke ?

Yes, I think it is a conspiracy 😂😂😂

...............because these are two different products, made by two different manufacturers in two different chinese cities, but mainly because on a previous thread about glues some people have complained about the quality of SUKE. however, having said all that, if it works for you it works...

I think it is a bit of both

There are two schools of thinking , one that wants to make the spin using the rubber surface's grippiness or tackiness and I assume would be expressed with coefficient of friction. The second way of thinking wants to make the spin using the softness of the rubber and therefore the chance of...

I do not completely rubbish this way of testing as complete crap, I do appreciate the efforts that have gone into it. However, I would prefer the top sheets removed from the sponge and glued on to a neutral surface and then tested how much spin can be produced. The video comes to mind with the...

are you like myself, keeping the opened bottles in the fridge ?

the name is also the same. Don't fall into the trap and buy the cheap rip off called SUKE

Finally i used the message system and asked and then they all shipped everything to me.

I had that happening a lot when it came to liquids like boosters and glues. Finally i used the message system and asked and then they all shipped everything to me.

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The good control has nothing to do with opponents or otherwise. It relates to the balls going where you aim them and at the speed and spin that you chose to give them.

My fav blade at the moment isa Sanwei cheapy, the T5000. Well made and value for money. On the flip-side, their later model, NOVA Carbon is alledgedly a bit of a dog. Long ago I had sanwei that were bent badly Ah well , difficult decisions .

Indeed it does. A bad mistake to make by a manufacturer who is known to produce quality goods.

maybe you have a problem with the english language grammar, or with reading because OP said he already got the blade replaced

To admit this in writing (i would like to see it) is either an incredible noble act or an incredibly stupid one. It would show that the manufacturer has decided to use a process that has serious shortcomings. I am all for experimenting and trying out new processes etc but even in my humble...

I am still amazed what people can see from some photos and are willing to give expert opinion. They must have all been to specsavers. Copy/pasted from #12 Xiom responded to me that they will send me a replacement blade, acknowledging that because of the 36.5 Cold Press process, it could happen...

Looking first a the photo that is exactly what I concluded, softer parts of the wood had swollen up. Then everybody started to scream """DELAMINATION"""". I honestly can not tell from those photos and without actually running my "detector-fingers" over the blade. If XIOM replaces the blade...