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I see that pattern, but that can´t be all ;)

Pavade played it very well. It´s difficult to understand why so many others couldn´t and thus enabled Sabine´s miraculous rise, but no-one can´t take that away from her.

Found a new owner in the practice hall, sometimes it´s so easy ;)

Do you have an idea why that should be the case other than varying qualities? The only thing between the MK and the MK Pro is the sponge hardness, that shouldn´t be the determining factor?

Final offer: 35 Euro with the rubbers mentioned or 30 without, plus shipping. Might otherwise just save it for when I get even older and play pips on one side myself, which would make 99 grams a piece of cake ;)

Maybe I can make this more attractive by adding a black Joola Dynaryz Inferno in good condition and a red Yinhe Moxa Neptune 0.7 mm, like new.

It´s a pity KS have withdrawn from manufacturing competition equipment. As mentioned in another post they still have a Diamond TC that they pair as RTG with the (crap) Chinese Nitrx rubbers for USD 215.99 and a Kido 5 ply paired with Fortissimo rubbers for 149.99, but you can´t buy separately...

Me too. It is slightly oversized at 152/159. From the days when I had one as the Karakasevic version I don´t remember if that also was that size, and wouldn´t have measured...

Found this recently, very good condition Killerspin Diamond TX with "custom" (non-original) handle, flared, 99 grams. Good feeling as I remembered from when I had one many years ago, even quite well balanced, but overall still too heavy for me and my choice of rubbers. I have fond memories of...

90 grams, 90 Euro asking price ;) Played in three sessions, rubbers glued only once, condition like new Shipment via DHL insured and trackable at cost according to location of buyer.

Indeed. From Rakza Z to Helix Hybrid you would surely find the Helix more lively, even if you choose the same sponge hardness. From Rakza 7 to Helix Platinum you will find the Helix a LOT more lively, but shouldn´t try to balance that by using a harder sponge. If your current setup feels too...

This is true, but what makes a good synergy is a personal thing, not a general thing. So to find out if G1 works with ALC for the OP, he´d need to try, which makes a lot more sense than trying something that somebody thinks would theoretically work better with the blade, for them. If the...

I think that´s where NUZN 55 does a very good job :)

I am not so sure. They have the hybrid theme very well covered with C-Rasanter, NUZN and HY-Q in varying degrees of stickiness and power. Chintac has more stickiness than those and really hard sponges, so it´s got the "Chinese feeling" over the table and in service receive, but quite some speed...

Me neither, but when changing or even just trying out a blade I would always recommend to keep the rubber one knows, regardless of what I think of it.

That I wouldn´t know, I tested it for two weeks maybe and stickiness was still intact.

If he´s a friend, he should let you play with it to make a good decision ;)

Yes, I think so, but: The C-Rasanter rubbers are of course the more "aggressive" type, sticky version of the then top of the range rubber. HY-Q is more like a Hexer type rubber, "middle class". If NUZN 48 wasn´t sticky enough and too much like a typical Tensor rubber, HY-Q would appeal more to...

Wouldn´t the Stiga and the Tibhar also be "quite pricy"? At least the price of the Aura kept me from trying it. I played with the AC once and found it disappointingly devoid of feeling. I still have it lying around and will give it another chance, because it was so bad, it might be a bad apple...

Me too. Maybe even use the exact same rubbers from the current blade. Can´t get any closer to really finding out what the blade does and it avoids switching back and forth from old blade to new blade. And if the blade is too fast then it´s too fast - balancing that out with rubbers until the...