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Maybe try a thinner 7 ply wood. Stiga Pure, Tibhar Szocs, are both nice 7 ply wood blades that are thinner than Clipper (6.8mm) but thicker than slower 7 ply woods like Swat and PG7

I have no idea, I haven't bought from Megaspin in about a decade, (basically since I discovered TT11) but they have been in business for a long time, so they must be doing something right

Yup, Megaspin is fed by several sources including Tabletennisstore.us, Bowmar Sports (ButterflyOnline), JoolaUSA, and Gotabletennis

Fair, one of my clubmates has the Stiga Destiny Cybershape which looks just like the Dynasty, I don't think it has officially been released by Stiga at least in Western markets

I am using Sanwei Flashfire (Speed Art rebranded shoes) but I also quite like the newer Donic Spaceflex

Yup when the rubber degrades it loses tackiness and also becomes softer, both of which makes the rubber faster and bouncier.

All the Pro H I have used are colored, I've tried Pro M in red and Pro XH in black, but I didn't feel any differences in topsheet feeling between the different colors. Pro H remains my favorite though

Higher inspire Zyre

Aurus series has a softer topsheet, slightly better feeling but they are a tad less aggressive than the Fastarc G/C topsheet. I feel they are also a bit lighter than Fastarcs as well

Unless you hit directly on the tear, I don't think you'd feel it

More spin and spin more often with the fh, not every fh has to be a strong hit. Slow and spinny provides a nice contrast to cannon fh style shots

I share this sentiment. I was surprised at how dead it felt when not giving it the beans, in this aspect it performs amazing in passive control but requires a lot of energy to activate. The performance, especially the spin capacity and arc flight when you do hit through the sponge is still very...

https://usatt.simplycompete.com/userAccount/up/174463 Can't find anyone playing at a higher level

Not sure what the core woods are but Yinhe N series have some blades with thick construction. N8, N10 and N11 in particular

Black tag and no serial number so it is at least 20 years old- black tag with serial started in 2006, silver tag in 2009 according to this MyTT thread: https://mytabletennis.net/forum/butterfly-blade-series-number-made-year_topic74045.html

'Nuff said

Can't help you with that unfortunately

Handle shape and balance. FZD has a slightly wider handle and is a tad more handle-heavy

T5000 has more metallic carbon feeling, arc is more direct, SALC has better arc and softer feeling but I think it is bouncier than T5000. ZJKT5000 on average are much heavier than FZDSALC from what I've seen. I think the T5000 plays more straightforward and honest where SALC can produce a higher...

If you're struggling to clear the net with D09C on Viscaria, I don't think it is the right answer to try a stiffer blade and faster rubber, usually that makes it more difficult to clear the net.