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From the photo you can see the core is thick and the carbon is near the surface

I dont think USA has Vat. So our tax treatment might be different. But we have to accept Trump or Harris, so you France still has it better. The Sanwei Vita has thicker core than HL5, so the composition is more like HL5x

The w81 sold by hwsport will be $37 in 22 hours. Yes, im thinking to get either the sanwei vita alc or the xvt zl600. They both have similar HL5x construction

@Matt Hetherington Matt, I have a question: Based on the specs, Rhyzen ZGR and Rhyzen ZGX look extremely similar. But in reality, they play so differently unboosted. ZGR is very hard and dead, very low bounce. ZGX is very bouncy like Dynaryz ZGR/ZGX. Why would this be? Unboosted, ZGX is...

Actually its $42 plus the $5 off coupon, so it would be $37. Seems like a bargain

$98.12 | LOKI Arthur W81 Inner Table Tennis Blade Brand New 5+2 Aromatic Carbon Ping Pong Blade Professional Base Board with Original Box

I just love the Chinese style of TT. So powerful, authoritative, rhythmic. I dont want to see their end

I think that makes sense that CCF would be faster, because Koto-limba is harder than Limba-Ayous

Somebody at the club saw me playing and just wanted to buy my entire paddle. So I just sold the whole thing. And I played with it a fair amount so I understood how it plays and I was satisfied. The performance was pretty good, but it was a bit stiff. I might get the Telson Power or the Sanwei...

Overnight I boosted the Targe 90 and Pro Turbo. The Pro Turbo reacted less, but it still has a decent bounce. The Target 90 had a nice healthy reaction to booster, and it was a decent bounce now. I think this will indeed make for a great H3 alternative and great tacky rubber. I'm thinking I...

This is a very different shot than what Scrub is referring to. But of course the counter loop is still possible with a regular ESN rubber. But I think H3 does it better

https://www.sdcttblades.com/materials/veneers I'm just looking here, it seems like Limba and Koto are already the hardest woods among the commonly used woods. So anything maybe Hinoki or Spruce or others would only make the blade softer.

The Sanwei Paramid and F3 Pro seem softer than other blades, is that because Ayous-Spruce is softer than Limba-Ayous? How does Inspira CCF play compared to other blades? What would using Hinoki do to a inner fibre blade?

So how would that change the function vs limba and koto?

If you hold the ball on the rubber, you are pushing the ball against the rubber, so in that case, there is no "give" with tacky or grippy rubbers. But if you just allow the ball the bounce freely, it comes off the grippy rubber immediately. With tacky rubber, it grabs the ball and the ball...

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/3256806031546310.html?spm=a2g0o.store_pc_allItems_or_groupList.0.0.32096c03OCfTUB&pdp_npi=4%40pre%21USD%21US%20%2428.00%21%21US%20%2424.53%21%2128.00%2128.00%21%402103205217303151898818433eaf2c%2112000036326012693%21sh%21US%211644340096%21X This nice looking Long...

Pretty much every inner-fibre blade I have seen only uses 2 compositions: 1) limba-ayous-carbon-ayous core 2) Koto-ayous-carbon-ayous core Why are these 2 so standard? Are other potential wood types bad for inner blades? Spruce, Hinoki, etc? Nothing else would be a good blade?

Im seeing some pretty tempting prices! I see Yinhe Pro 03 coming up for just $36 and Loki w81 inner for just $42

Do you ever find that blades have 1 side that is slightly bouncier even though the composition is theoretically the same on both sides?

I also glued on the Rxton 7, but it is quite tacky and dead rebound. I'm sure I won't like it unboosted. I'll still test it unboosted and then try boosting it after.