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- Stiga Destiny Carbon for something a bit more controllable Something fast: - Stiga Carbonado 145/190, 245/290 All these blades are outer carbon with limba top

To me this blade is a bit deceptive. I does have some flex and dwell, so it does not feel like a brick like some of the very fast and stiff carbon blades sometimes feels like. However, this can at first glance trick you into thinking that the blade is not that fast. I agree with your "TTGearLab...

Sounds a little bit strange that you "cannot play at all" with a blade because it has a lot of control :LOL:. My guess is that you feel like your shots are slower because of the blade being very stiff.

Going back to the topic :) . If anyone is passing by Stockholm/Sweden, I really recommend that you visit the Stiga Showroom. They let you try all possible variations of their blades and their rubbers. You can play versus ex-pro's(Jens Lundqvist is sometimes there, and others ...) and they will...

Is Omega vii asia really faster than D05?

T19 should last you longer than the D09c. I do not really follow what you mean about one of your setups being heavier than the other. D09c has much harder sponge so it should be more heavy than T19. Also Korbel has a little bit larger head size than normal, which means more rubber and more...

I have the same experience. I switched my FH rubber from D09C to Helix Platinum M(i play with H now though). D09C felt better in drills and with spinsight meassurements I also can see higher spin ratings in drills. However, in matches, the ball does not land exactly where you expect it all the...

More traditional shape of the pimples for the symmetry. Easier to hit spinny shots with symmetry, but less strange pimple effect on the ball. So if it is deception you want, then go for Spectol S3, but for more traditional attacking and also your own spin generation, then go for symmetry.

I know it is not what you want to hear, but I really can recommend Stiga Clipper. Until very recently I used to play SP on backhand(Victas Spectol S3 and Stiga Symmetry). I had them on a Viscaria, Harimoto inner ALC and on Cybershape Clipper. The Clipper is what worked best for me.

You mentioned in a post that a bit harder blade might be an improvement for your pimples. That is why I suggested some inner carbon blades with Koto top since it is a little bit harder than Limba.

There are a couple of inner carbon blades from Stiga with Koto outer. They will be harder than the Innerforce ALC that has Limba outer. They are also a bit faster. - Cybershape Carbon (Truls blade) - Inspira CCF (Pretty much same blade as the Cybershape Carbon, but cheaper and round head shape)...

Me personally I love playing with outer ALC blades. The best feeling I have had whilst doing looping drills is with an Viscaria with D09C. However, when I play matches, I perform better with a blade that flexes a tiny bit more and has a bit more dwell. Similarly, a regular tensor is more...

But it was enough for FZD for so many years .... ;)

Aura is quite much faster than an innerforce alc. I think the closest thing is the Carbonado 45 or 90. Those are outerforce but the outer layer is limba and carbon layer not so thick so speed-wise they are quite comparable.

But look at what the OP is using now. Persson Powerplay will be super stable compared to an Appelgren allplay. I think it is probably a good natural progression for a relative beginner.

This is probably connected to some targeted marketing initiative trying to increase market share in South Korea. He is currently the one with the best results in big tournaments if we include mixed doubles results and rankings.

I also prefer these, a bit more, conservative designs of the blade handles

Timo Boll Spirit and Viscaria married and had a baby! ;)

Yeah, I agree spin is the most interesting metric it captures, but it also captures speed and you asked how Lazer could test it without the spotted balls.

The balls are only needed to track spin