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I thought about Lind Hexa Carbon but went Donic Extreme which is also inner blade, and plays somewhat similar to Viscaria but it is more springy due to limba outer veener. Same kiri core makes blade suprisingly close to Viscaria in general terms, but it has also kinda trampoline kick in higher...

I played with the Harimoto ALC before switching to the Viscaria. It was a nice blade, but the larger head and too much vibration were dealbreakers for me. I'm considering the Carbonado 45 since my local supplier has it in stock.

"Blade frequency tends to reflect blade stiffness and inherent speed. The higher the frequency, the stiffer and faster the blade." Like it is not showing exact blade speed but can be indication of it. You can find spreadsheet with a whole list of various measurements...

Yes, I tested Donic Extreme, which is an innerfiber blade, slightly slower (1350 Hz) 2xlimba-carbon-kiri. As you can see, innerfiber alone isn't necessarily enough in my case.

Hi, I'm having a bit of a dilemma with the Viscaria. I have a model that weighs just under 84 grams and has a speed of just under 1400 Hz, so it's not overly fast, which is great for me. I've been using it for a while now and I overaly think it's a great blade. It has this amazing advantage...

I've noticed that sometimes, even with a blade finished to the highest quality, the grip pieces are slightly uneven. Sometimes it might be a matter of tenths of a millimeter, or a slightly different sanding, but it can make the handle feel different in your hand depending on which side you're...

Tried Glayzer 09C and finding it good for youngsters to learn technique. Slow and dead even on Viscaria. Liked it better on bh

I just wanted to let you all know - I'm using the Mantra Pro H on my forehand after all. What a rubber! It's not a hybrid tho, and I don't have any experience with the Dignics series, but my sparring partner, who uses a D09C, tried my racket and said he could use my setup without any...

I slowly leaning towards D09C. Heard its durability is excellent. Maybe it will compensate the price XD

How would you rank Rozena compared to the e.g. Tenergy 64/80/05? Many young players in my club have it, and I consider it a entry level rubber?

I see you are using Nuzn 45. I was thinking about Nuzn 50, but I heard that the NUZN series has no tack-like grip at all.

I reckon that chinese ones you've mentioned would feel even more chinese than my BD. I've heard that Rakza Z is somewhat slow rubber. C2 sound interesting tho.

I'm new to the community, so hello! In short: I've returned to the game after a few years. After testing and making a few adjustments, I finally concluded that the 83.5g Viscaria is the best blade for me right now. For the backhand, I chose the Moon Blue 12 M+, which is simply the easiest and...