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  1. Common Blades All-Wood Blades in China

    That is correct, now he uses Yinhe NR something. (with rosewood top as you said)
  2. SDC Handmade Blades

    That's also a missed opportunity. You have a very unique opportunity to make the tool you use every training (the blade) exactly as you like. Without manufacturers' cost calculation, without taking people's general preference into an account and without relying on a pro player's taste to market...
  3. Camera for recording matches?

    Don't agree... It really depends on the use case. If you just want to record and do nothing with it, then 1080p is fine. If you want to do some light editing 4k might be beneficial, but I would say that getting high framerate is more beneficial since the ball is moving fast and in garbage...
  4. Camera for recording matches?

    I've got Firefly 8s for recording on my motorcycle. It's not the best option, but it is cheap and records good footage and has go pro mount and 8mm rod mount. It's about 100$ with bag of mounting accessories. I think it is an option worth to consider.
  5. Common Blades All-Wood Blades in China

    touché, but I would still stay with my statement that Clipper is not super fast (for me Off-) blade that "which the Player could use until the End of his Career".
  6. New Equipment (Rubbers & Blades) 2020

    What's even more interesting in this interview is that they said the they will produce WFL, wide flared handles.
  7. Common Blades All-Wood Blades in China

    If we are talking about old thin clipper then I don't really agree. If we were to go by "frequency measurement" than it's sometimes solid Off- or slower Off. I haven't had the opportunity to test new Clipper though. There are also bazillion versions of those. The Clipper had the pleasure using...
  8. Common Blades All-Wood Blades in China

    Sun Chen and li hu, Gao ning use the clipper for sure. Also Wang Zang Yi (wandżi) uses (or used to use) Clipper, but he is China born, but now Lives in Poland.
  9. Common Blades All-Wood Blades in China

    Clipper
  10. Wood selection for handmade blade

    Is that hipnotic's work?
  11. Fast 7-ply Allwood Blade

    That's no op, op has nick 40S&W, user who bought avalox has nickname nazarit, and nazarit != 40S&W. When it comes to the list I would add Donic Dyjas Power and TSP Swat
  12. Which all+ blade?

    I think the difference between All+ and Off is usually very noticeable. If someone wants to have an All+ blade he is prolly conscious enough to follow through with this decision. Especially when he already has an Off blade and want something slower... Xiom Offensive/Allround S is good option.
  13. Which all+ blade?

    Both of those threads are about offensive blades though...That's a bit faster than op wants...
  14. Xiom Omega 7 China Guang and Ying

    Brick, well over 40. 55 degrees suppose to be like 41, so I would assume 60 be close to 43-45. Some conversion charts show even 50. Problem is that hardnesses can't be translated directly, because those tools used to measure the hardness are different. They have different tips. Google shore scale.
  15. New Equipment (Rubbers & Blades) 2020

    Ok, now I am even more confused :|
  16. New Equipment (Rubbers & Blades) 2020

    Agreed with the reasoning. As seen on the screenshot, I asked them directly. Whoever is handling their facebook they seem to agree with our reasoning. Although I trust your sources Yogi, this particular topic is weird. I know you have inside sources but both pictures, their PR and common...
  17. Xiom Omega Tour opinion

    I would like to begin this text with a very short pre-word aimed at all the grumblers of this forum, please don't read this! I wrote this text mostly because I wanted to burn off some afflatus. So this text probably will be unnecessarily long, full of floral comparisons and other figures than...
  18. New Equipment (Rubbers & Blades) 2020

    Most ALC blades I've seen had a checkerboard pattern on the composite layer. You could see alternating colors, for example, blue and black. This one has a continuous blue line so it suggests it doesn't have carbon (usually black) in the weave, or this is not a weave at all. Photo source...
  19. New Equipment (Rubbers & Blades) 2020

    That's what I thought too.
  20. God-like" All-Wood blades around the $30-$60 price range POLL

    Variety is a spice of life, I think we should go with more than one vote, but we shouldn't go crazy and list all the blades we've used/know. How about limiting ourselves to 3 blades?
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