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I didn't say that. I only said it was pre boosted... Cheers L-zr

Thats alright I have contact with @mocker88 . We shall see when the time comes if I need a new blade or not. If I decide to play with it Yes, if not I don't need one, so it's no rush I will now by the beginning of next year (I think) One interesting part is this review...

Non Neo is meant for booster... Neo is pre boosted and pre glued. Cjheers L-zr

If you wait until your rubber appears as a ”weekly special” you get a better price. Personally I don’t like the ”Neo” versions, I rather boost myself. The Neo. Is supposed to be preboosted and preglued, something I like to do myself. Also the blue sponge versions are noticeably heavier and has a...

Highly inconvenient för transportation… 🫨… https://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/nittaku-poromeric-case The best imo… Cheers L-zr om

+-5g is not unusual… If we compare the old and the new design the difference will be much greater. Anyway I think both blades was good built. But if you don’t know what you’re getting… Two very similar blades would be Yinhe T1s and the little slower T2s. But I don’t know how the build on those...

I just read the review again, i states that Sanwei sent the blade. I wonder if they knew they tested something that wasn’t official (or is it?). Cheers L-zr

1 piece of useful is better than 4 pieces of useless… Cheers L-zr

He says boosted H3 plays like Dignics 09C. That’s why you should use D09C instead of unboosted H3… Cheers L-zr

Don’t forget that spin counts for more with the small ball. When that seized players focused much more on speed. Cheers L-zr

Yes he got the test blade as well. Another thing was the first blade came in a black box and the second in a silver box. That’s what triggered my attention. If not I may not have noticed it so quickly… Cheers L-zr

I bought it from: chtt.se in Sweden. With the new blade I really liked the weight distribution and the handle. Since none of them are tested I can’t say anything about how they played… But due to the stiffness it may just be another Canon carbon. Cheers L-zr

You can’t change the spec this much without saying so it not honest. The spec say a thick outer layer made from hinoki. Only the first blade matches this description… Cheers L-zr

I know it’s strange but this explains the weight difference. Kiri is a really light type of wood and lots of it means less weight. The new blade I like except it’s stiffer and faster. And due to the beefy handle (check this on your batch too) it has a great balance. On top of this the build...

@Andrea Jiang, Hi what’s your take on this ? I must say that the second blade has a big thick really nice handle. And due to the low weight (84g) it has a low balance. It is a really good build. The only thing it’s a bit on the stiff side. If I could I would probably get a second one like...

It was from the same shop, but two different batches. The dealer has no blame in this they get what they get. They can’t check every aspect of a product, that’s the manufacturers job. I think Sanwei made a mistake on this second batch. Cheers L-zr

Maybe they gave a canon carbon wrong handle 🤣… Cheers L-zr

I wonder if they run out of thick hinoki and tried to make up for it using thicker Kiri. Kiri is very light so it will make the blade lighter. @mocker88 This may explain why your second batch was really under the spec weight 90 +-5g. Cheers L-zr

I now made a speed test (without rubbers), the second one is notably faster… Cheers L-zr

I just bought two Sanwei Nova carbon. One was thought as a main än the other a backup. It turns out they are complete different designs. Blade 1: - thin core, thick outer layer, small handle and a little bit of flex. (Black box) Blade 2: - thick core. thin outer layer, thick handle (I like...