new Rubbers or even new Set Up

On another note, "innerforce" blades are overrated, they are not "woody", in fact all carbon blades suck.

The Samsonov Force Pro Black Edition, Clipper, SK7 are in the same family. they are as fast/faster than any innerforce and feel much better. If you need to scratch the itch, buy one of those and stop.

Sometimes you have to feel for yourself to know if you like something.

LittleSeki said:

yes maybe but i am so unsure...
i want one blade and then train with it you know
so i get control and grow with my blade

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I suffer the same way. Testing Blades and Rubbers since 2 years. In my experience there is no point in NOT playing a fast carbon blade, as long as you enjoy it. But there will be always things, that doesn't work out, like you wish they do. If I play with a fast blade/rubber combination vs. weaker or equal skilled players, most of the time I'm fine with it. But when I start to face stronger players and they set up pressure on me with attacking or well placed shots, I'm in big trouble and do a lot of mistakes, because these fast blades need to be adjusted well and the footwork must be on point.

I see a lot of players with 1600+ TTR (even higher) points playing AR+ / OFF- blades and they are not strong because of their hard shots or topspins, but because of their smart play and trust in the blade. So in the end, its up to you. You can spend money on more blades and rubbers, or you focus on your game and try to feel confident with one set up. Train hard, because NoPainNoGain

And please get rid of this carbonado 290.