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Ok, I'm leaning towards the Butterfly Innerforce ALC.S. One question, is Tenergy 05 a good fit for the forehand?

Can I put Tenergy 05 on my fh on the Innerforce ALC.S?

Currently using Cybershape wood with Platinum M 2.1(fh) and Platinum S 2.1 (bh). I have had some coaching and he said that my bh is strong. I play an offensive game. My weakness is service return. I am currently sidelined with a knee injury, but train daily with a robot. (Sorry, no video)

Going through my inventory, which blade should I go with, and perhaps recommend rubbers for that blade? Stiga Energy Wood v2 Stiga Cybershape Wood Butterfly Innerforce ALC.s Tibhar Stratus Power Wood Tibhar Fortino Performance Andro Gauzy BL7

The Innerforce ALC.S is more spin oriented.

Thanks for the recommendation. Funny, I have a Butterfly ALC.S blade with Rozena 2.1 on both sides. I never gave it a chance. Do you think Fastarc G1 isn't too fast for my level?

6 months

Is my current rubbers of Stiga DNA Platinum M (fh) and DNA Platinum S (bh) too fast for my level of play? What would you recommend?

Thanks everyone for the great replies to my question. Now, for a US 1300 level offensive player, do you think my combo of Cybershape Wood blade with Platinum M 2.0 (fh) and Platinum S 2.0 (bh) is ok? Or would recommend something else?

Does it really matter what blade/rubbers to use? Is there a proper combo? Does it really matter or with proper practice is any combo ok?

Which is harder to play with, MX-D?

Victor recently switched to (I believe) Donic BlueStarA1.

Is Tibhar MX-D similar to Tenergy 05? How do the 2 compare?

Are there any professional players that use Stiga Dragon Grip? I haven't heard of any. Many pro's use Butterfly Dignics 09C (which some compare to Dragon Grip).

I find the Cybershape blade to be well balanced and not head-heavy at all. I have put the Dragon Grip, Nittaku C1 and DNA Platinum medium on the blade without a head heavy feel.

The rubber from a Cybershape blade will be smaller on the lower part and slightly wider on the upper third. Once it's cut, it will only fit on a Cybershape blade. You can't cut it to fit on a normal blade.

All I know is that beside the thin handle, it is the best feeling blade. It is so balanced and just feels comfortable.

Speed is decent and control is very good with my Cybershape Wood blade. I can't judge the spin, I guess it's ok. I just wish the blade came with a flared-legend handle. The current flared handle is very thin, seems suited for juniors or women.

Is there a great difference between Cybershape Carbon vs. Wood? Would a lower level player even be able to tell the difference?

What about Juic Nano Spin Charisma? https://www.paddlepalace.com/Juic-Nano-Spin-Charisma/productinfo/RJNAC/ https://www.paddlepalace.com/Juic-Nano-Spin-Charisma/productinfo/RJNAC/