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It's your right to shop wherever you like. As far as I'm concerned, I'm not trusting a guy who say's "I ll give you an e-mail of a DHS manager to check out the authenticity of my store" but he never does provide the mail. There are other well-established ttstores with the same prices, where I...

On one hand most players will not pay 165€ -215€ for a Chinese blade. For that money, they will go to a European or Japanese brand. On the other hand, HL5 has a reputation for being very fast and uncontrollabe, suited for pros and not for the average club level player.

While I did a formal request as you know, I never got the e-mail contact at DHS as you told me.... Firstly you lost a sale of one HL5. Secondly, if you were in my position and never got the contact as promised, what would you think about the authenticity of the store?

Correct. Bfly fan boys will have to break break their piggy banks....

A perfect chance for Butterfly to break the 350€ barrier of ZJK Super ZLC, Mizutani Super ZLC etc, with a FZD Viscaria clone.... After all Christmas is coming...

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Yes the prices are definitely ok. My main concern is if the products they sell are original DHS.

Welll thanks for the tip!!!!

A friend of mine is considering either Nittaku Fastarc G-1 max or Bluestorm Pro AM on a Victas Ptchford blade. If you have played with G1, which one one would you suggest?

Has anyone ever made a purchase from this store? Is this the official DHS online store in Europe? DHS Table Tennis and Friendship 729 Table Tennis - Online Shop (dhs-729.eu)

Yes it's absolutely true. My coach as well, who has experience in international tournaments was telling me the very same thing, in very big venues with high ceilings, the balls travels much slower than small confined spaces with low ceiling.

I don't doubt the guy, I'm sure he knows what he says. All I'm saying I haven't found an "official" let's say source about the composition.

Through my research I came across the thread in Mytabletennis.net that you found the picture. I'm not an expert on wood types, so I can't really understand the type of wood from a plain photo. Butterfly Revoldia CNF - Alex Table Tennis - MyTableTennis.NET Forum - Page 2 Indeed it may be Kiri...

Although I wasn't able to find the exact composition of Revoldia form a reliable source, I found the composition of a Chinese copy. So if we assume that they have copied the exact layer structure, Revoldia's composition is KOTO + CNF + Ayous + Ayous + Ayous + CNF + KOTO (No Brand) Lemuria CNF...

I was under the impression that Revoldia had Hinoki, not Koto & Kiri... Maybe you're right, I'll have to make a more thorough research. If that's the case, for sure they will be VERY different blades indeed.

What I've found out so far is that it has Hinoki and CNF layers, just like Revoldia. Its thickness is 6.5mm which is a little thicker than Revoldia that is 5.7mm. What I haven't determined is if the two blades have exactly the same layers. I tried a Revoldia and I really liked it, but there is...

Darker 5 Classic CNF I'm trying to find a little more information about this blade.What is the exact composition of the blade? Is it a "clone" of Butterfly's Revoldia CNF?

Yes indeed that's the one! Thanks a lot!

I don't think so, it doesn't look at all like an OSP.