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Glayzers would save you some weight and I think they are more focused on control, but that means they are also softer and less powerful rubbers than G1/Turbo Blue. Depends on what you want. I think you're current rubbers are fine, though IMO it might be enlightening to play with Turbo Orange for...

I like to put heavy topspin on the ball

Turbo Blue is the heaviest and hardest rubber I've ever seen. G1 is no lightweight either, and SPE is a pretty chunky blade, overall I would guess that the setup would be pretty heavy. Turbo Blue being really hard is also kind of slow and dead unless you have a really strong impact, personally I...

All the Stiga Cybershape blades I've bought recently (Clipper, Pure, Aura) have been factory sealed a little bit and seem pretty resistant to splintering. I bought a Dynasty Carbon for a friend but it splintered on first rubber change. I've also had VPS technology blades splinter on me in the...

Stiga makes a smaller Chinese penhold handle style called Pen Ace (penace) that is not so widely available but not difficult to find if you poke around

Technology Generation

Orange sponge (#20) and blue sponge (#22) have different performance. The Neo versions of orange and blue are a bit more elastic out of the package and have a glue layer installed on the sponge already. If you are boosting the Neo reacts a bit stronger to boost but you can get non-Neo up to...

D1 has thinner and softer pimples. It has a better feeling of the ball sinking into the pips and it is also much easier for the pips to bend so it has better control, but D2 has better reversal and it has much better aggressive potential in terms of punch/hit and swipe. I think D2 plays more...

I felt Mercury 2 Medium was a much better rubber than the Tornado. The Tornado felt kind of hard and clunky, where the Mercury was bouncier with more elastic/alive feeling and higher arc. Still not quite Vega X type bounce and I think it was still slower than AK47 Red but it was a pleasant...

I havent either 🥲

Ventus Limber is good but it has a slightly harder topsheet than VE. I mostly recommended F3BS because it is very light

Donic Desto F3 Bigslam

2011 WTTC, Ma Long v Bojan Tokic, crazy rallies

JSH vs Boll, WTTC

What I've found so far:

Says in the post... K3FX

I used to sand the wings quite a bit, almost to the point where the size of wing would match those on Donic JO shape blades, but nowadays I just knock the sharp edges down if anything.

Do you have experience with Bluestar A1, and how it compared to C52.5?

Both rubbers under 50g cut and glued, is the headsize smaller than standard?

Yep I really just ended up throwing some random rubbers on it, I had C1 and O7P sitting in the drawer bc I couldn't get a good feel for these rubbers on other blades. C1 is very hard and O7P is much bouncier than I usually like but on D715 they feel much more comfortable to me