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Got an answer for you now. It's about 36 degree hardness

A couple of pictures of the backhand - frankly, I could also hold it classically, with my fingers splayed out over the backhand side, but this gives a bit more hitting area.

https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/sanwei-su-style-penhold-tiger-claw-hp4-inner-alc-table-tennis-blade-review-target-europe-soft-impressions.39541/ here's a Tiger Claw review I've just done

I'll ask Sanwei about the specific hardness - the packaging doesn't state it. In term I'll grab a couple of pictures for you and also ask Sanwei about the hardness level of the Europe Soft. I checked the packaging and didn't see anything obvious

I’ve been interested in trying out Sanwei’s Su Style Penhold blade line for several years now, so I was pretty happy when they reached out to ask whether I would like to review it – Yes! Absolutely, yes! ⭐ Their Su Style line of blades are designed and developed specifically for penholders to...

I also play a one ply hinoki on one of my setups and have a game based on blocking. Those blades are wonderful for blocking, especially for punch blocks. Put short pips on the blade for added menace 😬

Oh yeah I had forgotten about Giant Dragon premades. At a base level, I'm far more confident that a Chinese-brand premade will be spinnier than a non-Chinese branded premade. I'm less concerned about whether a bat is fast or not simply because it's hard to play without spin in the first place.

Pre-made bats have a (deservedly) horrible reputation among club table tennis players so where might the Sanwei BravoBee Carbon sit within that mix? I’ve seen many during my time and have recommended the Yinhe 01B and Palio prebuilds including the Palio Expert bats as some of the few stars in...

Welcome! Hope all this info helps me make the best possible decision for your game!

Consider the Tibhar Hybrid MK or the Stiga DNA Hybrid M if you want a bit more punch compared to the Sanwei Gear Hyper. There's a drop in control of course from the added bounciness.

Hey! Thanks for the feedback! Not currently focused on the Nitro but I've just reviewed the Froster Pro which could be worth a look from Sanwei's stable? I forgot to properly illustrate in my Prism review that the blade was actually 93g and it weighed 189g when paired with a 35 degree Sanwei...

https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/review-sanwei-froster-pro.38873/ My review is up now :)

Sanwei was kind enough to send over their new Sanwei Froster Pro for review recently - I was looking forward to trying it out since I had a good experience with their top end Sanwei Froster PBO. First off, the Sanwei Froster comes in the same light blue case that also comes with the Froster...

Just took a Sanwei Froster Pro which is feeling on the lighter side!

Mine don't loosen at all - I wonder if your lacing system is faulty as I've had mine for over a year now and never had to retighten

Recently saw that Sanwei has 2 new colourways for their shoes and the Fireflash and Skystrike are now out of stock. The gold edition looks gorgeous! GoldGlide AquaPulse

I've written out my thoughts in a review now - https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/review-sanwei-surge-prism-inner-carbon-blade.38277/

Sanwei recently released a new series of blades aimed at the club players transitioning from all wood blades to fiber blades. Dubbed the Surge series, these new blades offer fresh choices for the discerning equipment junkie looking for quality in their journey 😊 I got the Surge Prism to try...

They're quite different rubbers with different aims so it's not really to say which is 'better'. The Gear Hyper is a high control semi-tacky rubber with enough speed to play offensively and isn't too bouncy either. It's not a particularly fast rubber and it's not one you'd use to defend either -...

Nice! Glad you found the review and the blade useful for your game!