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Yes, a more expensive blade is also likely to play more consistently with the rest of the lineup while a cheaper blade can vary.

That's called lying and propaganda. No Chinese athlete gets drunk, the first time they would do it, they would go homeless, you know how strict the ccp is about stuff like this.

Bluestorm Z3 has an extremely hard topsheet that allows for powerplay, so exactly the opposite of what he wants. I've been using z3 for 2 years and it's fast with low arc and little spin. Euro df is a yes though.

Dignics 05 plays by itself, it's fast but very cotrollable and linear in acceration and non that sensitive to spin. A good alternative that I also like is the Nittaku Hammond Z2, it's like the D05 but to me it felt a bit faster. Both should have good durability, they are Japanese after all. Soft...

Of course it's not gonna be on the same level. The yinhe costs 40 bucks and the viscaria 180. If you want a 1 to 1 experience, buy the real thing. You pay for the selection of woods, carefully handcrafted and top notch gluing process between the layers and of course the curing. You're not paying...

I've played z3 for 2 years now, it dies too quick. 4 months and it's lost a good bunch of feeling and a lot of surface grip. It's a waste of money these mid gen donic rubbers. I'm going back to tenergy, they last about a year even when played daily.

Me personally, I can't. But this is exactly why I believe woodworkers and specialists like SDC and this link I sent instead of people that can't tell spruce from cypress. After I sat and looked at my Clipper, that has a limba top layer, and its middle ayous plies, I was able to see the...

I think also sdc also states that viscaria uses ayous and not limba

Here's the thing, viscaria's composition is koto-alc-ayous-kiri. A few woodworkers have posted this quite some time ago to correct Dan's mistake. After you see the grain difference of ayous and limba you can't unsee it either, it's trippy. I can send you the reports if you want. Edit: found the...

Alright, thanks👍

Between lemuria and stuor, who do you think is better?

I guess that's what we get for these price points

then the donic og true carbon is what he's looking for

This is the link if anyone wants to see it. https://a.aliexpress.com/_EugsO7L Has anyone tried it?

As I said, the closest is the original true carbon from donic. There's nothing else. And even that has a different carbon. If it's an issue with sponsors then talk to them to modify you a viscaria with one of their handles. Fan zhendong did it with his viscaria and an infinity handle. If he...

Just get a viscaria clone from China, the yinhe pro 01 is a 1 to 1 copy. Else the donic original true carbon is the one. Softer carbon and slightly thicker.

Depends on country, in Greece up to 22 euro nothing for tax, above that it's 24% extra

Ok, so d1 is for a chopping style and d2 for an ox blocker. By the sound of that, the d1 should be good

Ok, maybe I'll try using a thicker sponge on the neptune then. Should be decent. Going from 0.7 to 1.2 should be a noticeable difference.

Any idea for classic defense?