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Again, because it can destroy the rubber if you're not careful. Best to try it on an old sheet which factory boosting has worn off to "rejuvenate" it a bit.

I wouldn't think so either, and if so, very lightly. Protect with glue layers first, then one thin coat of Falco booster. Falco is usually recommended for tensors and spring sponge since it's less toxic, Chinese boosters like Haifu Seamoon and the likes for your typical Chinese tacky rubbers.

Yes. glue 1 or 2 layers-booster (however many layers)-glue-glue Some do glue between booster layers as well, not me.

Because booster is toxic (gas) and can damage the rubber, especially when the sponge and topsheet are not strong like Chinese tacky rubbers. Before you asked/said, I think the booster effect is indefinite, it's always temporary, the gas evaporates overtime, but if the rubber is dammaged/mushy...

You can boost any rubber you want. AK47 is like a tensor, so one layer. It is recommended to use 1-2 layers of glue first to protect the topsheet and keep it from separating.

Yes you can, some people do, only one layer typically after 1 month of use.

Indeed ! So are the DHS Fang Bo carbon and Yasaka Falck Carbon.

I'd say it's the feeling / power you get on one wing rather than the other. For exemple, for me, a Viscaria is more FH oriented, and a Harimoto ALC is more BH oriented. ALC is more FH oriented, ZLC BH oriented. Some blades don't seem to have a stronger orientation one way or another. I also...

Hi Bernard, I've filled the form ! I think it's great that you're posting about it on the TT forums. Best, - Thomas

You've got the right idea with these 2 blades if you're looking for a slightly more controlled less fast alternative to Viscaria. That would be even more the case if you considered the non-X versions of these blades which are less hard and have more flex. Throw angle and spin are not going to...

That was an old post you dug up! I will say that I much preferred MX-P on Viscaria than MX-S. I haven't tried MX-D. If you're going for Rasanter, the new gen (45, 48, 53) are much better than the 1st gen including 47.

Let us know how they fair for you MOG.

Hey MK, Rakza X Soft is 42.5 deg on average whereas Rakza 7 Soft is 40 deg on average. https://www.yasakajp.com/items/rakzax-soft/ https://www.yasakajp.com/items/rakza_7_soft/ I've tried some of the Cornilleau Target rubbers on clubmates' paddles while in France but not extensively. I never...

Hey IB, It's been a while on my end. Curious, what's the comp and thickness of your SDC blade? Is that what you have your Bluestorms on? Cheers

Butterfly SK Carbon

I think you have the right idea with C-1, and that I actually recommended it to you a while ago. The other rubber I would recommend for what you have in mind is the Yasaka Rakza X Soft, or maybe the Rakza 7 Soft. I definitely like these 3 more than the Evolution series or other German tensors.

IMO I think that the regular Tenergys already fit the bill of what Dignics FX would be, so no need for DFX. Dignics is Butterfly's effort in the trend for harder rubbers and fits the bill perfectly. Tenergys are still a best seller, more so than Dignics, so a DFX might actually get in the way...

The Innerforce ZLC is a very stable linear blade so pretty much any rubber works/pairs well on it. It really comes down to your preference in terms of rubbers (hardness, throw angle, catapult...), and your level and budget. How long have you been playing and at which level? What are rubbers...

Thanks Dream!

Thanks FFM !