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What would you like? Stiffness: Stiff?? Lol

I think Dan and his IT guys are still trying to fix it.

I will ask joola about it. Each company has his own strategies and policies so I cannot really comment on that.

Try asking for Felix Wirstrom. Did you check the Instagram post link I posted?? Since when did Legout became a source of Stiga affairs?

https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?25222-Xiom-Vivid-Blade-Review

here are the pic links since until now I still cannot upload the pics using the link and it never shows up in the post. https://imgur.com/v9hP27p https://imgur.com/t0E3ODK https://imgur.com/d7mpnba https://imgur.com/7i3p5BY https://imgur.com/k8FeMSF https://imgur.com/uc8M31I...

Xiom Vivid Blade Weight: 89 grams Thickness: 6.8 mm Plies: 5 (Kiso Hinoki Outer with Kiri core + 2 carbon layers) Hardness: Stiff Speed: Off+ The Vivid Blade is the most colorful blade in the market having 9 color variants. It comes with the colors of pink, red, orange, yellow, light purple...

I am posting the review today if what you are referring is the Vivid blade.

I almost forgot about this instagram post from Stiga LOL. https://www.instagram.com/p/CNHlNMiFVhV/

The Export Global Representative of Stiga does know more compared to your source since he is from Stiga himself.

It is non-bearing since Stiga already told me that the possible date for release is possibly May or June for all the rubbers. I know the story behind several ESN brands and this is the reason why I am basing this on my speculation. Unless of course you know better than Stiga who has given me the...

hard and soft versions of Rhyzen and Dynaryz (new variants)

If a product is not used by a high profiled player, it does not mean it is not good. If we follow your way of reasoning, then all other products that are unused by players are bad and should not be sold since it is pointless. Should butterfly discontinue dozens of their products since a lot are...

The Dynaryz series rubbers are great but the newer Rhyzen rubbers are slightly tacktacky, spinnier maybe somewhat a notch slower in speed.

I have tried asking Stiga and they said the same thing with no specific date only probable month. About the new Tenergies and Evolution series, they are stamped early by Ittf after approval but not necessarily released to the market asap. Evolution rubbers were in the ittf for 2 or 3 yrs before...

If the whole CNT would switch to this grip, I might try practicing it but the reality is they do not.

it is fairly new. My friend's store ordered it and I am hoping I can test one this May.

I do not think it works for people who are used for the regular grip. Maybe if you started that way it is ok.

Probably, the same generation with Omega 7 China series.

The KLT series are old Chinese rubbers that are tacky and slow when not boosted. They are not hybrid rubbers. The do not show hybrid characteristics.