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That's because FX versions of Dignics are not a thing, at least not yet. Don't know if Butterfly have plans to release them or not, doesn't seem like it based on the LARC but we'll see... I'd be very interested, but maybe it'd beat the point of Dignics? They just released Dignics 80 and 64, and...

Hi Dan, I love T05 FX on the BH of my Harimoto, great BH rubber, much like described in your video with Kreanga. I was going to use it on the FH too, but since the blade has a soft feeling, I upgraded to T05 for the extra hardness and kick.

I would say it's quite a bit slower than the Viscaria not slightly. Butterfly's ratings are more on-point and give a comprehensive comparison.

I also prefer the Mizunati ZLC over the Timo Boll ALC or Viscaria, and Innerforce ALC/Harimoto over IF ZLC.

Well in the end, you give a lot of repetitive advice to repetitive questions, and they go and get a carbon blade with fast rubbers which will set their progress back until they finally realize it and scale down to what you originally recommended... :) Yasaka Sweden Extra or Tibhar Stratus Power...

Very accurate review, love mine!

You're joking, right?

TTnPP and princett are both reliable.

Same as Viscaria: koto-alc-limba-kiri-limba-alc-koto

Yes and even in the slow game, short game, serves, serve receives... You don't want to just jump into a carbon blade, especially coming from a pre-made bat...

Great answers from everyone on his last question!

The touch of a carbon blade is more rough, more vibrations, less control. Non-carbon blades that are rated best by experts and non-experts alike are some of the ones we already brought up: Butterfly Korbel, Nittaku Acoustic, OSP Viruoso OFF-, Stiga Azalea OFf-, Yasaka Sweden Extra, Tibhar...

I like your list except for the Ma Lin Soft Carbon, OP would do better without the carbon to begin with especially coming from a pre-made.

3 or 4 are excellent choices. Stick to all-wood, 5 plies, OFF-, no carbon. 1 and 2 are too fast and not controllable enough yet for your level. As for rubbers, I'd get Rakza 7 in 2.0mm on both sides if I were you, one black one red. Rakza X is a professional rubber that is too fast and hard...

He could also get a good bat or 3 from colestt at a fraction of the price, but OP seems very interested in Yasaka products, not gonna dissuade him, it's excellent quality after all.

Indeed, 2.0mm is enough, especially coming from a pre-made bat. And it's best to have the same rubber and thickness on both sides at first (one in red and one in black of course), you gave a great explanation regarding that. I almost always played with the same rubber on both sides to develop...

I find my Lezoline Rifones to be excellent, flexible, light and extremely durable. Mizunos are very good too, the new Wave Medals are very similar to the Rifones (wide, advanced tech) and the Wave Drives are a staple (slimmer, good for tip-toeing movement). I've also tried the Asics Gel-Blade...

Great choice of blade! The Yasaka Sweden Extra happens to be the blade I started developing my game with. (That blade is now signed by Mattias Falk.) As for rubbers, Yasaka is an excellent pick as well and their rubbers all last long. Rakza 9 is not as popular as the Rakza 7 and X versions. X...

Once again, any ratings given by a store, manufacturer or individual are subjective and to be taken cautiously... Based on the info you gave about yourself, I strongly stand upon my earlier recommendations above. Get a Stiga Azalea for exemple, and say some Xiom Vega Europe or Yasaka Rakza 7...

Where are you seeing these spin ratings? Wherever it is, you might want to take them with a grain of salt...