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According to the blade matrix chart, Falcima is faster than Korbel and Primorac. In fact, it's much faster than other all-wood blades and some carbon blades. I assumed that this blade was not for beginners, but for intermediate and above. This blade is something I want. I wonder how it feels to...

How is it handled with Rozena? Are they on either side?

I hardly see many reviews about this blade anywhere. Would someone who's used it like to give some feedback? I feel like I want to try it.

That makes sense.

I'm a fan of an all-wood blade. I'm considering buying Tibhar Stratus Powerwood, but I'm curious as to why it was designed in such a way. Why is the blade wider at the bottom? The breadth of the wood and rubbers are more than standard blades. What is the purpose of the additional space? Doesn't...

Generally, you could use a medium-hard rubber for the FH and a medium-soft one for the BH. It should also work if you use the same type of rubber on both sides. To answer your question, you can try Fastarc series e.g. G–1, C–1 and the like. It fits your description, IMHO.

Absolutely!

This is a good point! I have astigmatism, under bright light, it's much more comfortable for me to see black rubber on my blade than red. This is why I prefer the black on my BH. PS. Even when driving or looping with your FH, you see the BH side of the blade when it contacts with the ball.

I apologize for the typing error. What I meant was ‘.. black rubber on their FH and red on their BH.’

Is that so? My bad, I didn't know that ESN rubbers are different from others. Thanks for the information, it's very helpful.

I read some posts said that the red and black rubbers aren't identical due to the colour pigment used in the manufacturing process. In this post, the writer says that black rubber is softer and stickier than red. The tackiness lasts longer. The red rubber, however, is harder. The top sheet...

Good to know. How does it do when you do a banana flick?

Best advice!

Your coach was right. You should go for it. Also, ask him what rubbers to use.

I read an article on PingSunday about the subject. He recommended a bouncy, offensive and fast rubber with a hardness of around 41 to 50 or medium-hard. The thickness is between 2.0 to 2.2 mm. The hardness is generally 2 points lower than the FH. He suggested a list: Tenergy 05 Dignics 05...

With my current BH rubber, Rakza 7 Soft, banana flick is easy. It's worrying me when you say that it's harder to do the flick with G-1. I tried my BH with G-1 2.0 mm in training, and it was neutral to me and the ball travelled more quickly. I have not tried flicking with G-1, I had not thought...

Good point, thanks. Yes, I was considering trying Yasaka Ma Lin Soft Carbon or Carbon. But after testing my friend's carbon blade (Donic), I found that although it was fast, it was also too stiff. I have a difficulty nailing the target I want. My palm felt that it vibrated, but my brain...

Lim Jong-hoon convinced me how important to master the fundamental.

Thanks, mate. Are you using Evolution MXP? How doest it perform in term of durability?

I'm using Fastarc G-1, 2.0 mm (FH) and Razka 7 Soft (BH) on Sweden Extra. As my technique gets better, I feel that the BH ball now travels too slowly. Apart of that, I also need the ball to go slightly faster on my FH but not too fast as my technique is not perfect yet and cardio is not that...