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https://blog.tabletennis11.com/review-dhs-fang-bo-b2-and-b2x-composite-blades What do you think about this review? He makes a number of statements that feel inconsistent with everything ive read and heard. He says b2 is stiff and has low dwell time. But the whole point of the inner alc limba...

What would hl5 and b2 stiffness be?

You said the B2X is stiffer than HL5. Is it stiffer or flexier than VIS?

Why did you go for the B2X instead of the B2?

Do you know the name?

Im the type of EJ that is looking for really good but underfollowed blades so that I can recommend them to other people. Recently I have been setting up paddles for several guys, and I like getting them good deals and good setups.

I just ordered a Bo2, so i'm looking forward to getting it. How would you rate the top speed for Ma Lin EO, VIS, B2x, and HL5? from 1-10 I guess. Does the B2X still maintain the high flex that HL5 is famous for? Or does the X make it much stiffer.

Duke didn't you have a HL5 and a HL5x? Which had higher topspeed?

But you said the base variant has better max speed than the X. Is that just your hypothesis or is it generally confirmed?

I got it on aliexpress. Many sellers have it for $12. Primorac carbon is very stiff and direct. CC has a better arc, and is just as fast on loops.

I guess that means that if you're planning on getting a blade, don't wait a few years in the future when its more expensive. Might as well just get it now before inflation hits it.

The X has a thicker core ply and is thicker overall. So it makes sense to me that it has less dwell time than the base. I guess the carbon is pushed out closer to the surface, so that makes it slightly more linear i guess? But why would the maximum speed be higher on the base version than the X...

I put the Mercury 3 on a blade and tried it out. Well, firstly, the Revspin speed rating of 9.2 is ridiculous. Mercury 3 is slow, and quite a bit slower than popular Yinhe rubbers such as Moon Speed and Big Dipper. After i removed the plastic seal on the topsheet, the rubber curled up even...

I asked the seller to weigh it for me before shipping it, and mine was 87g. But im sure it varies. You can always ask the seller to find you one around the weight that you want.

It has ma long face on the handle butt. It appears to be 5w. A friend passed it to me to seal it for him, and he has a grip on the handle so i cant see anything there. Nothing on the blade head either.

Why arent the X versions of DHS blades popular with either CNT or club players? Seems like everybody goes for the base version.

So is the price increasing only on individual blades because of their popularity? Or does the price increase in general with general economic price increases?

I haven't been following blades that long, but have blades experienced much inflation? YEO is $50 today, what was it 10 years ago? Viscaria is $180, what was it 10 years ago? Acoustic is $170, what was it 10 years ago?

Dynasty Carbon sounds like a very good blade. But it also seems a fair bit stiffer than the Harimoto, so I don't really understand the physical dynamics that would allow the DC to be spinnier than the Harimoto? Can anybody clarify?

I have a old Nittaku Millionblade made in Japan. I think it doesn't really suit my style, so I never use it. I was thinking to sell it, but have no idea what its worth or how much it should go for. A friend offered to buy, but I don't know the price. It's near perfection condition. Its quite...