This may be out of topic or just a inquiry,
You said you have a coach, right? How long have you had your coach?
I am only asking as using a premade bat for 4yrs, is not ideal or recommended by coaches,
He/she would have advised a cheap but durable wood blade. Anyway…
The suggested 5ply...
not a 5ply, but a thick ayous core 6.3mm - Falck W7 (thin limba-limba, ayous with thick ayous core)
https://ttgearlab.com/2024/02/28/yasaka-falck-w7-photos-information/
I added AK here based on price.
But personally, I didnt like AK series. I have tried the blue and red. I didnt like much both performance and durability - especially the red.
I assume you are playing and justtrying out blade with rubbers -
for $20 or cheaper,
FH: yinhe jupiter 3 asia, reactor tornado v5, 729 battle 2 silver/commercial
BH: yinhe moonspeed, reactor tornado v5, palio ak 47 blue
I'm not sure on M1 turbo, but I have used regular M1 on FH and BH before on a yinhe carbon blade.
Either FH or BH it has a really good grip, and fast too. But I was not great control in BH back then - its too fast for me to place but also great in lifting and counter.
If you mainly use it on...
A friend of mine has a Falcima, I was able to hit with it for just a few minutes ~ rubber wise not sure for your style, but the feeling is good with M1 fh and G1 bh
tacky rubbers do loose tackiness at some time... Abt your cleaning, it is fine as long as you make sure the rubber is dry before you put on the plastic non-sticky film.
If it is damp when you put on the film and keep it, it might loose (quickly) its tackiness and eventually grip -- this was was...
On personal note. To me bluefire series was really fire. Had bluefire M series combo it was grippy, spinny and speedy. I find mx-p more speedy but grip was better with m1