The Tibhar Alexis Lebrun Krypto Carbon is a balanced blade that supports controlled offensive playing styles that mix up loops, flicks and blocks with touch shots, whereas the Tibhar Felix Lebrun Hyper Carbon is a fast and stiff blade for (highly) advanced uncompromisingly aggressive players...
No difference. I only put on the half that is closest to the table on FH pushes, because that is the side most likely to get dinged. I don't need to protect the other 50%.
The Nittaku Goriki Kaisoku is described as an inverted rubber that has short-pips-like characteristics, and being recommended for smashing, flat hitting, and driving. Sounds crazy, right? But is it true? Find out in the full review here.