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Fastarc is a Japaneese rubber... And why, because the rubber market in Europe is so lucrative, so they want a part of it.

Actually wood isn't cheap anymore, at least not quality wood. So why keep the blade... Why not do it Timo Boll's way, New blade and rubber every week... or at least how long it takes for the rubber to go dead...I doubt the rubber R&D is that expensive, It's the same basic stuff that I used in...

I would never ever buy a Chineese blade, I've been in China and I've seen all the fake stuff... A cheapo rubber OK, maybe but unfortunately I hate the sticky stuff...

A Dignics here goes for 95Euro's a good blade can be had for 30Euros... One excellent example is Stiga Offensive Classic. That's even a big brand name, There are several Tibhar's and probably a couple of TSP's and Gewo's too... Sorry I don't buy Chineese cheapo stuff... The QC has gone out for...

Wow, these are lookers for sure

What makes a rubber so expensive??? I can get 2 great blades for the same price as 1 Tenergy or Dignics.sheet. I can get 1 great blade for the same price as an Evolution or a Rakza sheet. The rubbers are consumables, the blade is not,(unless You are Timo Boll 😏) What on earth makes the rubbers...

Reminds me of a howler monkey...

But he disgusts me so I can’t watch him anymore....

No, they are normally much cheaper, and a beginner doesn't need an advanced racket anyway.

The "parameters" don't matter to beginners, the cost to the club does. Rubbers can be changed and who is gonna change it before it's gone??? The broken rackets I've seen have been broken at the handle, there is no fix in that...

Is this equipment for beginners? In that case I would get a premade racket, like a 3 star. Basically all brands have those. Cheers L-zr

My Primorac is vintage, from 1996.

Hi, welcome. I used to play darts at the local pub. The key was enough amount of beers, not to many then your game went down the drain... I did like you I used to play very seriously as a youth in the 70’s. So for me it wasn’t too hard to get going. Cheers L-zr

Noway that’s Hinoki definitely not Kiso Hinoki, Hinok is an expensive wood. What you are showing me is a cheap rip off. I’m not even sure the Tibhar is Kiso Hinoki....

The main difference between C(arbon)O(uter) and C(arbon)I(nner) is that the deeper the carbon is the harder You have to hit before it is engaged. So a Carbon inner blade will be slower on loose hits and just as fast as an outer blade on hard hits. Cheers L-zr

Yeah, I was thinking about that one too, but there is a bloody limit to how many blades a man can own 🤩 (the 70th anniversary)

I believe it's the Hinoki outer layer, it feels amazing when You hit hard, so that the rubber almost bottoms out. This feeling I don't have in any other blade. I will report the result in this thread....

Almost correct, the same feel but slower, thus get rid of the Carbon. I have a Tibhar H-3-9 coming, per advise by short_pimple. Cheers L-zr

My guess is that it is a "Ma Lin Carbon", a "Ma Lin Soft Carbon" or close to this design. Cheers L-zr

It would have been a lot more credible if it wasn't XIOM sponsored.... Cheers L-zr