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Korbel is not a slow blade per se, but it is softer and more flexible than most popular 7 ply wood blades and fiber blades. Maybe it would do you well to test some popular fiber blades to see if they suit you

So far we have spent like 12 years with the 40+ ball with no major rule changes, thats crazy to me. Oldschool table tennis lasted for decades before ITTF switched from 38mm to 40mm celluloid in 2000, from 21pt to the 11pt game in 2001, banned hidden serves in 2002, and did away with speed glue...

Probably T64FX because it is *softer. But I only know the weight of my 2.1 D64

Last I saw from his videos he was using his namesake blade

Ladies and gentlemen Once again, Viscaria

Speed glue and 38mm ball was a different era. There are good reasons (imo) why neither are around today

Dignics 64 is not exactly soft but it is the softest feeling and activates easiest out of all Dignics, maintains a lot of spin and grip despite having a lower throw, and is also pretty light for its hardness and performance class. I think my last sheet was like 44g cut to standard Butterfly...

No idea how to remove it, sorry mate

No edge tape. I find it leaves behind a sticky residue on removal and doesn't really do much for me anyways in terms of keeping the rubbers from peeling or preventing damage to the blade edge

Hail mary option but if you can overlook the hybrid-y nature, I felt Bluegrip J3 and Nuzn50 share a lot of similar DNA. J3 has a slightly sticky topsheet (on par with if not much moreso than N50 IMO) and a slightly firmer feeling than N50, J3 acts deader but I feel like the grip and spin...

Thing is, boosted H3 is my unicorn. But between the need to reboost or switch out to a fresh sheet, and the qc inconsistency even with national grade rubbers, end of the day for me its fine to stay on hybrids

Looks like it has hardness listed in a tighter range (ESN rubbers are usually +/- ~1 degrees) in both ESN and Butterfly scale

Nuzn50 is a mild hybrid (I struggle to call it a hybrid because its really not all that tacky) but imo its more difficult to compare the two because Helix M is softer and activates a bit easier. I think Nuzn50 has higher speed potential but it is geared a bit slower in the beginning from the...

https://tabletennis11.com/en/38432-tibhar-infinity-mx-p Looks like you can get Infinity MXP from TT11 now. Is it really just a higher QC'ed MXP50?

These are likely more bouncy than what you're aiming for, but when I think of nontacky, highly grippy but not that bouncy rubbers both VS>401 and Helix M come to mind. Far from slow but also not modern-style bouncy like your MXPs and Rasanters

It would be nice if unicorns existed, but they do not.

You can get a soft version of Air Illumina from ColesTT for about $11. For some time you could also get Gambler Zero from Cole for $10 but I don't know if he has it anymore. Though I personally like Air Defender because it has better grip, it is more expensive ($16) than Illumina Special and Zero

G1 is pretty special, it has great performance but is not as bouncy or reactive compared to some of its stablemates like Vega Pro, Baracuda. I used G1 and Baracuda for a while in the past and Baracuda was always bouncier and more sensitive than G1 for me, I liked it on bh better.

Might be worth it to try out Hybrid MK or MK FX

Need another setup so soon?