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Try the sanwei fextra and use the taiji for forehand and ultraspin for backhand.

Instead of infinity and intensity, as what i have suggested, get the nostalgia all around. It is faster than both and not head heavy.

Please clarify on level and style of play

I almost forgot the new Stiga All Around. It is very light at 78 grams but it is as fast as an off- to off blade. You will be adjusting to the hardness of the blade at first.

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Basically like rasanter series

Balsa carbon blades are the lightest you can have. T-11+, tibhar rapid carbon light, etc but you need to have control and coming from an all wood to carbon is a big leap.

4 out of 5 rating for Nostalgic VII StigaNostalgic VII<o:p></o:p> Weight: 93 grams<o:p></o:p> Thickness: 6.39mm<o:p></o:p> Plies: 7 ply (wenge-spruce-ayous-ayous-ayous-spruce-wenge)<o:p></o:p> Speed: OFF+<o:p></o:p> Hardness: Very Hard and Stiff The Nostalgic VII is avery fast blade and...

Probably, Stiga was wrong when they gave this info to me personally and you are correct. Lol.

Believe me, Fextra is not for people who just came from an all around blade. The adjustment is huge unless your level is really competition level.

Pretend to get sick and come up with tt as a solution. Or let her choose, either play tt or you flirt with other women. Lol

Offensive s is definitely slower than fextra. Fextra is off+. Azalea might be pink but the feel and control of that blade is very good. Also it is not a slow blade.

The blade of Xu Xin is not a Nostalgic blade. It has carbon on it.

No i am not talking about a snap or short snapping stroke when looping. I am talking about having the same stroke with different depths of contact with the sponge. If you loop with a thin brushing stroke compared to a loop that compress the sponge more when looping, the one that has more sponge...

Fextra is good but it is really fast. Try the Stiga Azalea Offensive. Amazing feel

Instead of mantra h maybe mantra m and i. 2.0mm. also try vega pro or musa 3

Other options would be a 5 ply blade like stiga nostalgic offensive or all around. Xiom s7 is also good but a bit heavy or the zeta offensive 7 ply all wood.

Manrta rubbers are good but how is your control in your present set up?

For me, it is easier to receive spinny serves and nowadays you need to hit more through the sponge. Pure thin brushes when looping seem to be not so effective anymore.