New brand!!! Tmount

added the review for N320 and Hinoki Pro blades. The picture links seem to not work.

Tmount F720
Thickness: 5.8mm
Plies: 7 (koto-ALC with kiri or ayous center)
Hardness: Medium Stiff and Medium Hard feel
Weight: 88 grams
Speed: OFF+

The F720 is the Timo Boll Spirit/ TB ALC of the Tmount blades. It has this medium stiff feel that you can identify with the TBS blade. The F720 is a high quality crafted blade. It does not look cheap nor comparable to fake blade versions of Butterfly blades. The handle is just right with its size. I got the straight one and it is smaller than the Stiga ST handle. The F720 is straight forward good and balanced attacking blade. The speed is comparable to that of the TBS or TB ALC and I can place it as faster than the Viscaria. If I compare this with the T540 (which is my favorite blade), this feels harder and faster. You can find the T540 posted in the same thread 2 months ago. I tested this and placed the Omega V Pro rubbers and also changed it to Hurricane 3 on one side (forehand). I can say the Hurricane 3 combination is very good but I can sense it is much better with rubbers that are non-Chinese and non-tacky ones. The Tcore Ace 2 can be a good rubber for this as the F720 favors the bouncy rubbers more. I also tried looping the blade near and middle distance from the table and it feels really good especially with ESN rubbers. I have not been given a chance to use a Tenergy rubber on this but I assume it could also be very good. The arc it gives is about medium arc with a semi-long trajectory. It does not have a trajectory as long as the Hinoki Pro. The control is very and offensive shots are very accurate. It has enough “dwell” that you can do slow and spinny loops but at the same time do good enough smashes and loop drives. Overall, this is a very good substitute with TB ALC/TBS blades. It may not be entirely have the same feel but its feel is very close to the mentioned blades.

Tmount T560
Thickness: 5.73mm
Plies: 7 (limba-ayous?-Aramid carbon with kiri or ayous center)
Hardness: Medium Stiff and Medium Hard feel
Weight: 84 grams
Speed: OFF to OFF+

The T560 is another innerfiber blade construction and Tmount says this is close to Innerforce or Ma Long 5. The difference is the composite material which is carbon-aramid instead of the typical carbon arylate. The blade’s quality of craftsmanship is superb and it does not look cheap on its appearance. You can see the beauty of this limba blade the first time you will have your eyes on it. Please take note that the 2nd and 3rd pics are the actual pics of the blade I used and this was the pre-production model and it had no logo yet in the handle. The blade has an above average speed. It is not blazingly fast nor lacks the control. Like the F700 with almost similar construction (the only difference is the carbon aramid 3^rd layer), the blade has some softness in its feel. Overall, it has a medium hard feel. I can say the blade has some flex. The speed is OFF to OFF+. It does not feel too fast. It has enough speed and power that will enable you to have powerful attacks. The speed is a little faster than Viscaria but the feel is a little softer. The Timo Boll ALC and the Tmount T540 or F720 feel really hard compared to the F720. Sometimes the T560 feels like a softer and slower version of Photino but with a limba outer ply. This is more of a looping blade until middle distance if you use a Hurricane 3 rubber. If you use a German rubber or Tenergy on this blade then far from the table distance is of no consequence. This is overall a very balanced blade in terms of control and speed.

added review of T560 blade.

Whassup K, glad you made it to TTD after such a long time.

Originally Posted by Trayanee

Thanks. I will try to message him.

this guy is a friend of mine but in Asia. a forumer already bought from him from India.

https://web.facebook.com/jose.ongii

Hi all. I just purchased a N320 tcore Hinoki blade from Rotatio in Belgium. I am so curios to see how the blade works. Not so many reviews on the web, this post is the only one to get some useful infos in English, but from what I could understand they seem very good products. I am playing since many years with a Joola Nobilis and I am quite happy and the composition of the materials of the N320 seem very similar. I feel good playing with Hinoki and if interested I will share my review when I will try it. I am planning to use two R53 on both sides. Let's see.

The Tmount products are topnotch. It is even possible that they share the same Korean factory for Joola and Xiom blades.