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I also follow TTGearLab and I think they are great, best out there for in-depth info, but also go very "by the book" sometimes. I guess they are stating that the Hayabusa is faster because the primary elasticity index for the Hayabusa is 1.67 and for the Hugo HAL it's 1.62, so since EP is...

I think they are similar blades, the first thing I noticed when switching is that Hayabusa felt more like my previous wooden blades, where Hugo felt more artificial and kind of hollow feeling, but after some time you don't really notice it to be honest. In terms of dwell, both are good, but...

Thanks, Rakza Z has been on my radar since forever but people in my club spoke against it, so I ended up going for a newer softer hybrid, Victas V15 Sticky Soft, although it's not really sticky. I'm still thinking about trying Rakza Z, even though it is harder on paper (50º vs 47º). Is Rakza Z...

I finally ended up using Victas V15 Sticky Soft this season and I'm loving it, really really good. My looping has improved, specially opening up backspin balls during games. The only issue is durability, since Fastarc G1 lasted like 8 months and the V15 Sticky Soft is already on its last legs...

I think it's a great blade, specially at its price point. My blade path was YSE -> SK7 -> Hayabusa ZL PRO and recently I upgraded to Hugo HAL. But honestly I think price/performance the Hayabusa ZL Pro is better than Hugo HAL. Fastarc C1 on the backhand with Hayabusa ZL Pro wasn't "more spinny"...

How hard is that rubber compared to G1?

Hey everyone, I want to change the rubbers on my Hayabusa ZL Pro but I'm having a hard time understanding what to choose, I'll give some context. I've been training for 3 years with coaching, this year I joined a club and started playing my local league, I would consider myself an advanced...