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the answer came from the vendor: they send me the provincial version instead of the country version whatever that means

i bought a second rxton 9 for my spareblade and it had a porous sponge?! the pimples are shorter too. really confusing and interested how it plays but i actually wanted just the same i already have :D

thanks for pointing that out. it wasn't mine but one of my clubmates. it was way more catapulty then the HAL but more demanding in far from the table. also different rubbers then mine and he played it since a loooooong time, so full of sweat and glue and therefore super soft already. so maybe...

sorry to hear with the ankle! it sucks to losse because of something like that... i hope you can recover fast! and thanks for your input on telson 100. since my good impression after booster with rxton 9, i actually thought of giving that a try too, but was scared because most reviewers said it...

if the handle feels good to you then it doesn't matter flared or straight, sounds like you found the right blade already! have fun playing :)

if you like the tmxi blade (not the pro right?) than i would not buy HAL. my doubles partner plays the tmxi and it is completely different feeling, trajectory, catapult, handle and everything. you would need to adapt your whole game and this is just time wasted that you can't use for actual...

here you go

before last season i experimented with chinese rubbers thanks to this forum and bought myself a rxton 9. it was back then a bit too much of a change for my form to actually been able to play the season with it. i played bluestar a1 meanwhile but was not fond of the durability. so over the...

you can try butterfly outerforce ALC

if you want a slow but stiff blade then you should not look into offensive blades and choose a defensive or allround blade. maybe even a blade made for pips like the ones from dr. neubauer

depends against you compare it too. all 5 ply blades are flexible against any carbon inforced blade. but if you compare a 5 ply against another 5 ply then the ones i named are stiffer. the stiffest one of the list would be xiom offensive s. and yes i tried all of them thanks to my clubmates :)

butterfly korbel japan and all the copies of that blade like neotec voodoo classic, gewo zoom pro, xiom offensive s and so on. all of those are fast and stiff 5 ply blades with soft limba outer

+1 on just keep on playing! if you don‘t have a coach yet, then get one for at least 5 sessions and then try to implement the stuff in your daily training and have fun :) korbel is a really good blade and tenergy fit‘s really well on it! if you change you should stay with grippy rubbers and...

xiom hugo hal is not a crisp blade as most of the blades on your list except for dynasty, so you should look for one of the many classic viscaria-style blades then.

that seams weird, the outerforce alc wasn‘t so much faster then the hugo hal. the butterfly shop person said the caf is way slower. and without the alc it would be even softer and thicker too. way to soft and thick for my taste resulting in less feeling for the ball, but i can just assume...

i wonder that too! i feel like there are some things that are still missing even though the ttgearlab helps a lot. trajectory, catapult and kick by the fibre is one thing. and the other is feeling of handle, wood quality and fibre.

i recently went to the butterfly store to try some rubbers and tried the new outerforce alc and the fzd cnf. the cnf has so much catapult it felt more like a very stiff 5 ply blade. was hard to control and the outerforce alc suited me way more. the trajectory was just a bit flat compared to my...

the lightning is really bad and color grading of the cameras too. feels more like a contender then the official world finals! idk what happend there :/

anybody tried the loki kirin 5 rubber?