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I'm really not sensible to that, so I can't tell. They seem pretty balanced, but I would say the same about all my blades.

w81 FH Rxton 9 BH Telson 100 boosted Sanwei Vita FH Target National 3 BH Goldarc 8

25€ https://a.aliexpress.com/_EHdE43F

89.1 for the w81 and 88.9 for the Sanwei.

I think it's a bit higher than H3 37º OS.

I have no idea. Feel free to test, compare, and review for us 😂

Telson China and Speed are with "Telson Carbon" instead of KLC for the inner and ALC for the outer w81.

Telson 100 is really good, but it's dedicated, at least on the BH, to players that spin all their strokes ( I guess players that are a lot better than me), or players that need a low arc.

Magnificent outfit. The short is insane!

I'm eager to test that on Monday : The handle of the Sanwei is very very nice, it's one of the greatest I have. In descending order of niceness : - Yinhe T8s : I wonder what wood is the handle, it's so amazing, I would love that all my handles are the same. - Yinhe MC4 - Yinhe Pro 01/05 -...

Rxton VII 37º feels like a LAC made for the BH. But since you would like LAC to be softer, this might suit you.

Rxton VII then ! Have you boosted the LAC ?

I received the T3 w81. But I wonder why I ordered it, hard sponge and non sticky, it will be useless for my FH and my BH. I'm gonna buy a Arthur Asia instead, I wonder what's the difference for the FH compared to the Arthur China. It says more speed/less control, but with a harder sponge, how...

The question was for joshmak actually 😁

Do you have the frequency of you acB?

I received the w81 inner and the Loki T3 w81. I have no info on this last one. I will measure the hardness this afternoon. The blade is 89,1gr and 1383Hz.

One page to discuss a rubber that is not Loki... :rolleyes:

Oh, I have this one, in Rosewood though, but never really played with it.

I don't have it. I have the outer ALC only (and never tried it).

Loki, DHS, Yinhe and 729 does the same. I (wild) guess it's on purpose to have 2 clearly different models : one for control and spin, the other one for power and hits. "New" brands needs to have a clear range, with easy-to-chose models, to conquer market shares. And after that, they release...