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If the question is for me, then I don’t like 7-layer all-wood blades, so I won’t compare them.

Not quite so. If you compare with Korbel, then Korbel has the structure Limba/Limba/Ayous/Limba/Limba, and Innerforce ALC has the structure Limba/Ayous/ALC/Ayous/ALC/Ayous/Limba. And if you compare Harimoto ALC and Innerforce ALC, then these are the same structures, but the blade head size is...

I have a few thoughts, maybe they will help you. Jupiter 3 is very good on booster. Without booster it is half the productivity. But in any case it will be a step forward. When you glue new rubber it will be good for 2-3 weeks, after that the factory booster will evaporate and J3 will...

You can use heavier rubber or more layers of glue on your rubber.

Hi, @Bladehunter ! You can reduce the speed and increase control by replacing one rubber on the forehand first. Try a slower rubber of a hybrid type. I recommend you try Jupiter3 (max 38, red). Despite its low price, this is a very tenacious and durable rubber that works great on fast blades. In...

There was a question about off blades. Diode V is def.

So much the worse for you. By the way, in the final of the tournament WTT Champions Japan both finalists played with innerforce structure blades.

In your list you missed at least one blade with innerforce structure. Many people play with such blades.

I haven't followed all the messages in this thread, but for some reason I find it very unpleasant when a crowd attacks one person, this looks like bullying. This should not happen in a civilized world.

Judging by the specification, the maximum weight for the R series should be within 85+3=88 grams, but in fact it is almost 10 grams more!

A bit off topic. My Mizuno Wave Bolt 7 wore out in a year. In that same time, the soles of the budget Asics Upcourt 5 look almost unworn.

I tried the blue 868 with Japanese sponge a long time ago. Very decent rubber of the old type, very sticky and tenacious, not fast even with a booster and not heavy in weight. For fast and heavy carbon blades, where you need to slow down the speed and balance the weight, this is good. For its...

To be honest, there are more questions than answers to your post. What did you play with before and what do you play with now? At what level and in what style do you play? What chinese rubbers did you play with before and why did you switch to Vega? The Vega series has several versions: Vega...

We have a saying - "A good thought comes later" :-). In fact, when the blade board is heavy, there is not much that can be done to change the balance closer to the handle. In fact, there are two options - increasing the weight of the handle or decreasing the weight of the blade. All the Yinhe...

Not bad

Your next step forward is Tenergy 05 Hard.

And by how much did the overall weight of the blade increase?

As far as I remember, in addition to the size of the handle, this blade has a very comfortable handle shape.

Unfortunately, I have not found any alternatives to the sticky chinese rubber for the forehand, and I have even returned to H3 as my main rubber. On the other hand, I still cannot find any chinese alternatives to the euro and japan rubbers for the backhand. It's a draw so far.

My experience in this matter corresponds to Sergio's experience. People who ask me to make a blade for them mostly focus on a weight of up to 90 grams. Although in my opinion as a manufacturer and table tennis player, balance has a greater effect on the characteristics of the racket as a whole.