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Have you considered the Andro 7-ply allwoods? There are good reviews of the Timber 7 Off and the Gauzy BL7 here: https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?22927-andro-allwood-blades (and another of the BL7 here: https://blog.tabletennis11.com/review-the-gauzy-line) The Timber 7 Off...

Go for it! Give it 100% and I look forward to hearing how you've progressed after a few months. And enjoy the journey!

Have you seen this video of Hugo Calderano? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3-6IsxDRnA Hopefully it will inspire you on your journey!

Hi Konrad, How would you compare the blades you've mentioned to Butterfly IF ALC in terms of speed, control, quality and value for money? I'd be interested in your opinion. Thank you!

Thanks Yogi-Bear! I always enjoy your reviews. It sounds like the Falck Carbon is very similar to the Butterfly IF ALC, just a little bit slower/softer and easier to play with. Is that a fair summary of your review?

Looking forward to it!

Thank you!

Hi Yogi-Bear, Do you know the composition of the Falck W7? The description on the Yasaka site just says "FALCK W7 consists of a thicker core layer and three thinner outer layers, including one harder, coloured layer." The picture looks like a Limba outer ply, but I can't seem to find any info...

Just out of interest: where did you first post that review?

Out of curiosity: Do you know what blade Dima plays now that he's moved across to Butterfly?

Wow! Dima's backhand is a bullet! Dan, you hit some pretty incredible shots in there too! Imagine being able to do that in a match ...

Hi Martijn, No, I don't know what kind of carbon the Gewo uses but, if you read Yogi_Bear's review here ( https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?23679-Gewo-Aruna-Hinoki-Carbon-amp-Sensus-Carbo-Speed-Review ) and follow some of the comments further down the thread, you'll see that...

Of those that you've mentioned, I'd recommend the Xiom Offensive S. Excellent value for money!

Thanks Bryan. I've used Joola rubbers before (Rhyzm-P and Maxxx-P) and really liked them, so I have a high opinion of Joola rubbers. My hesitation re the Rhyzer Pro-45 is that I've tried a few of the "new" style rubber with thicker sponges and thin topsheets and I didn't like any of them. For...

You could add the Gewo Aruna Hinoki Carbon Off into the mix. As far as I know it's the same construction and, at the moment, you can get one from Contra.de for EUR104 (compared to the normal Rossi Emotion at EUR80 and the new Rossi Emotion PBO-c at EUR200).

Thanks All! You've answered my question - much appreciated. What I gather from the conversation is that the ELS is as good as the rest of the Evolution series. All of you have confirmed that it's a good quality rubber, it's just that some of you have found others (eg. DNA Pro M) that better...

I'm considering the Evolution ELS and have come across several very positive reviews (including Dan and Tom's on this site). I've just had a look on RevSpin, though, and see that it is generally perceived (by RevSpin reviewers) as the poorest of the Evolution series. All the other Evolution...

Beautifully done Hipnotic - as always! Out of interest: What are the playing characteristics of Ash compared to Limba and Koto?

Ciao Kinggiamma! Benvenuto nel sito.

Have you looked at Vodak blades? This one, for example: https://www.vodak-dreva.cz/dreva/miroslav-horejsi-off-entech/46/ I use one of his 5+2 wood/carbon blades and it's fantastic. I can't comment on the one in the link from personal experience, but I can say that the Vodak blade I do have is...