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Cybershape blades are known to be headheavy. In my Opinion its not worth it to reshape blades. Get a blade thats known to be handleheavy. Donic Persson Powerplay comes to my mind. The one with full handle not the V-versions. This blade has little bit smaller head and a little longer handle.

Bouncing a ball without rubbers it feels very similar to a 92g fextra. It's thinner with 6mm. I'd say its handle is on the beefier side. Its exactly the same as v5 pro or 75inner.

So tonight I tried it. I glued Goldarc 8 47 on both sides and brought with me the blades I play right now, which are Tibhar Samsonov Force Pro Black Edition and Sanwei Fextra 7 both with Fastarc g1/c1. The Sanwei 54 ALC is very fast. I know Goldarc is bouncier than G1. But this blade feels...

I will test the Blade tomorrow and post my opinions here after I tried it.

Jeah most of the Limba blades I own look more yellow/brown. I guess the finish the manufacturer put ob alters the colours greatly. The structure/grain of the blade looks like Limba, the colour is lighter and brighter though

Heres the full blade, but color is hard to tell through camera lens and lighting.

Jeah I'm pretty sure its not that, I compared it to other blades I have. I think its either Limba or Ayous

Jeah it's not koto then. Ill give it go anyway, I got it for a little more than 30 euros and craftsmanship is always nice with these newer sanwei handles

I ordered a new blade from Sanwei. Its 54 ALC. It's supposed to be an new version of 75 inner, with koto top ply. Got it in the weight I wanted, so thats nice. But I doubt that this is koto. I had a 75 inner before and it had koto fishscales. This looks more like Ayous or light limba to me...

Hou Yingchao plays some dianchi rubber. In some interview he said he does boost it, but not to much. I can't recall where I read or heard it though.

sanwei fextra 5 Palii ak47 yellow both sides

You're one of few people that tried the goldarc 9 on bh. How does it compare to telson 100 or g1?

Dtecs is quite bouncy and slick for an lp, it's finicky to use and very sensitive to characteristics of thebblade its on. It's not an easy pip to control, especially if you not playing it often.

Between these 2 the Qing is easier to play.

Generally OX is easier to control, but really depends on the individual rubber. What are these rubbers?

Then get the dawei 388d-1 ox. It's very cheap, easy to use, but still has decent reversal.

It was just too soft. It felt weird. Wouldn't say excellent blocks. Would choose 802-40 over it every time

But if you order at ttdd.eu, they have the 802-40 super soft

Degu was the worst pip I played. I didn't like it at all. It's super soft (topsheet and sponge). To me it played like a mushy defensive inverted rubber.

All three block good. But 802 and Uranus poly are little more dangerous for the opponent. They are less grippy they give more knuckleball effect. 802-40 is more versatile though. Either one gonna be fine as a start.