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You mentioned you only have XiomOmega V Eu so i suggested that. EDIT: Sorry for the suggestions without reasoning. Regarding the FH rubber. By the time you will learn to use it you will probably want a harder rubber. I found that for people who know how to use it properly boosted 40 or factory...

Then Jupiter 2 39 and Xiom Eu

Do you train in a club?

I know that you are just trolling, but: Please provide a link to that study Isn't 21 years a lot in terms of technology, even in a rather slow-progressing TT domain?

As I mentioned in the post you quoted. Thicker is stiffer provided materials are the same across blades we compare.

Thick ~ less flex, harder to loop, easier to hit Thin ~ more flex, easier to loop, harder to block (provided the blades have same materials)

Most of the blades there are rather thick. I would not go past the 6.1mm that Xiom Offensive S has.

I may be crazy but I think there are slight differences between Commercial and Prov+ H3 top sheet (and Battle 2 in fact as well). Commercial H3, Bloom Spin, Battle 2 commercial, and Jupiter 2 among others are basically icy when they are moist and cold (imagine playing in winter is not so well...

How about Rozena? Or similar rubber?

Do you have a table and a person to feed you balls?

I've been there, done that. It is all in the head and hands. Just matter of learning to tamper ones own will to use full brute force on every ball even if you do not have time.

Flex is how much the blade deflects when hitting the ball. TT gearlab measures that with his equipment (albeit does not provide any units to his measurements so...). The 5ply blades we are discussing here are slow and your current blade is reasonably fast. You have issues controlling the blade...

Revspin is driven by users which provide arbitrary numbers based on their current feelings. I would not get caught on numbers. The 5ply will be easier. I am just saying that it's not the flex you are chasing :|

pg5 is lower quality version of hl5. They are pretty darn similar.

BTW. The 5ply will not be that much more flexible than Yasaka SE. https://ttgearlab.com/2019/02/18/dhs-hurricane-long-5-3-overview-lab-test/ TT Gearlab tested the higher version of PG5 and it was pretty darn flexible (even more so than some of the 5plies).

Are you sure you are hitting hard enough the MLC? From my experience those (innerfiber) to stiffen up on hard contact. I would bet that is the closest thing you will get to your unicorn.

It is your own decision. Not mine. I am just bringing some arguments to the table. You have to make the judgment. Yasaka SE, SC, Butterfly Primorac Off- all wood, Chinese 5 plies, are all more than good enough to do the job. The Chinese blades have the worse build quality and are not as smooth...

The Yasaka has much much higher build quality though.