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I have had only one blade sealed. I did feel the blade was harder and had less feeling than it did originally. Also for some reason the rubbers were harder to glue on.

It would be great if you reviewed friendship battle 2 rubbers (provincial or national). Much cheaper than some of the butterfly and even dhs offerings. Seem to have quite a bit of control and spin and reasonable speed. I currently trying 39 and 37 hardness. They are more on the heavier side.

I have had limba blades without sealing without any problem. Just pull the rubber off carefully. I usually pull the rubber off starting from the handle and just slowly pull off towards the end of the blade. I have had butterfly innerforce blades and nitakku acoustic inner without no splitering.

The butterfly outerforce alc , but it isn't quite as fast as the yinhe pro 1, I probably still prefer yinhe pro 1 😁

I have the Yinhe pro 1 too - a good blade, great control and reasonable fast, spinny and cheap. I think it probably one of the most controllable outer carbon blades. The only main negative I found is it lacks the feeling of the Butterfly blades. I also use a FZD alc and that's a nice blade too...

What blades do you currently use? thanks

I tried the Butterfly Dimitrij Ovtcharov Innerforce ALC but I think I prefer my FZD Alc, I think the head heaviness of the DOI makes it harder to swing - not as agile like the FZD blade and the FZD its easier to activate the carbon and I think it isn't as stiff either.

I know someone at your level uses the Timo boll spirit blade as its meant to be better at the short game than the Timo boll alc. What about FZD alc. ? Also I second that you could try Battle 2 rubbers.

What is the weight of the rubber r7h, razka rubbers tend to be on the heavier side. Thanks

The battle 2 series is quite good too, there is the Battle 2 soft (37) and I also have used battle 2 39 degree on the FZD. At the moment I use D09c on FH and Glayer 09c on backhand on the FZD :)

To me I do feel this Donic blade is more controllable and has more feel than the Timo boll alc blade.

An update, the softer rubber Glayzer 05 (2.1) works well for the forehand on this blade. This review helped me decide that the Glayzer might be a good fit for this blade https://racketinsight.com/table-tennis/butterfly-glayzer-review/ With the Glayzer it still had plenty of speed (still fast)...

I put a glayzer rubber on the forehand and it felt nice bouncing the ball on the blade - not to bouncy and good feel. Will test it in the next 24 hours.

So an update, I tried dignics 05 (1.9) on the forehand and feeling is now there but it's now even faster and less control and less dwell than dignics 09c . It was great for attacking , driving the ball and smashing but the touch shots was not controllable enough. I think they need 2.1 rubbers as...

Similar handle to butterfly FZD- good for medium size hands, slightly on the thicker side , fairly smooth and comfortable to hold.

I moved from razka 7 to razka X, 2 mm is faster than max on 7. It is slightly lower throw though

Sorry for the delay - I had chance to try it on proper competition table last saturday. Summary: Positive: Its a good blade, great price, its faster most blades I have tried except for probably Timo boll alc but probably similar speeds. Fast even with D09c and even when not activating the...

Hi, I read somewhere that you should only use water in cleaning sticky (tacky)/chinese rubbers. where as with non tacky rubber you can use normal rubber cleaner. Is that correct? What about dignic 09c ? Thanks

I have the FZD too and tried the OVT ALC, I liked it (the feel) but it seem so head heavy and found I was swinging slower. I like the FZD as easier to swing and seem to have quite good dwell time for an outer carbon. I use D09c on forehand and Glayzer 09c on backhand. I could imagaine if I used...

Are you talking about limba inner carbon or limba outer carbon blades?