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butterfly blades have mostly more vibration then the higher class blades made in korea like xiom ALX, HAL, TMX or andro Synteliac VCO,ZCI, joola ZQH 90, 45…. you will be disappointed if you are looking for vibration. best known for that is Stiga Blades, but then only the ones made in Sweden and...

your right! i totally forgot about wood density difference, my second HAL has exactly the same frequency of 1400hz and feels really similiar but also costed 190€. so for that bargain of 40€ i need to expect some variations and i am fine with it. i will just get the one that looks the nicest and...

oh okay when it is a faster one then i will rather try the suggested fang bo b2 or stuor long V

wow yinhe 05 looks really great! nice handle too, not like most innerfibre blades with their similar really thin handle. thanks a lot for that suggestion

i love this style too. i often get punished if i be a bit too lazy or a bit too rushed. best trainingspartner to get a solid looping game. you will not get free points a lot of players underestimate her and then they loose big time and saying “i just lost because of this weird style” but no...

i will not change my blade, i was just curious and 40€ is way cheaper then one rubber i play with.

stuor long V sounds good! and slow sound even better! thx :) oh wow 9€ is weirdly cheap :D i was comparing it more to the price of a dhs hurricane 5 that cost me 220€ where i live. so i think budgetwise i can spend around 40€

thanks so much for everyone! i will order battle 2, because that sounded like the best compromise between speed and spin :)

i really wanna try a slower innerfiber blade. i heard the ones from china are way slower and this sounds like a try for me! the ones that my clubmates plays are mostly really fast like andro synteliac vci, tibhar shangkun zc, butterfly ovtcharov alc. i read on the forum that hurricane blades are...

yes i did seal them and sanded them. i also don't understand why this is happing, but when i tried a different glue by my teammate it just worked, but it was this andro turbo fix and that glue will stay on that rubber forever :D

i would give same advice. do some hours with your coach (minimum of 10) and just listen to what the coach says ONLY. this person can really see what your mistakes are and give real time advice on how to fix them. if your not a kid or an beginner equipment doesn't matter as long as you have fun...

i think it is just another name for kiri

yes i indeed use it to change abit of feeling. but i mostly played with tensors. it worked with rev.03 since a long time, but lately it is not sticking anymore and the edges not hold anymore. i tried with more glue layers, but that didn’t helped, just made the blade feel dull at one point.

that is right :D for me at least rev.03 always just felt softer compared to those first waterbased glues especially with several layers. sometimes even dull if i have to many layers. the new ones say (maybe just marketing, maybe real) they will feel harder, and from the look from videos they...

wow seams really like a high praise by many members for that sueke no.2! then i need to check that out. i just don’t know what i should do with 260 ml :D but nobody tried that new “Pro” glues by andro, tibhar and donic? they say this new glue formula makes the rubber more elastic and gives more...

you can try to either take the ball at the highest point and go more through the ball, that is what i mostly do and this results in the most winning points, but can sometimes go into the net if you misjudge the spin or timing (dependend on the quality of your opponent). or play it safe and spin...

so tacky rubber is better then a grippy one and thinner is also better. nice :) but would you also suggest getting a harder one?

for me personally it matters more the overall composition of the blade. you can have outer carbon blades (mostly hard) that ‘hold the ball’ and innerforce blades (mostly soft) that don’t and are more responsive. i don’t know how they do it, maybe it is more about how stiff the blade is, maybe...

hey everyone, one of my clubmates plays an untypical defensive game with two inverted rubbers and i wanna help her find the best solution. since here most people ask about offensive equipment made for pros i wanted to open a new thread for intermediate defensive players playing with grippy/tacky...

wow this was an amazing game!