I had the 2 blades the intensity carbon has a bigger difference in speed. It is for higher levels of play. Why not a Yasaka Soft Carbon, if you want a faster blade with better control, that is a good blade.
Then maybe everyone can learn about your credibility also.
http://mytabletennis.net/forum/sf-east-bay-coach-lin_topic62567_page1.html
Yes it is an old thread and probably you havw improved over the years in terms of playing but attitude wise.... Hmmm.
Sanwei 2020 Blades
The 2020 blades released by Sanwei this year are astounding. The quality has been improved a lot and I am quite thankful that one of my suggestions which to pre-sand the neck or wing part of the blade was added as a feature in the new blades. There are a lot of blades that...
I have to post my review of the new Sanwei blades this weekend but i can say the paramid feels softer than the original F3 Pro. The handle is a bit smoother and more comfortable. Speed is about the same as viscaria but the feel is so good.
The racket hand is interpreted as the part that extends from the wrist downwards basing on the human anatomical position so if it hits the fingers and goes back to the other side, it is legal and play continues.
HAL is slower than 36.5 if you have resd my reviews. This is because Xiom wanted a blade that is more on feel and control but can be paired with their fast and hard rubbers from the Omega series. Yes you can use it at middle and far distance from the table.