1400hz is quite a lot for inner carbon. Did you also measure the weight of the blade?
Yes, 85 gram.
Can you compare with Joola Zhou Qihao 90?Yes, I have now played a couple times with the above mentioned blade.
The blade has a surprisingly soft touch and enables very spinny, controlled shots without any lack of power.
I have played too many different blades recently to make any reasonable direct comparison, but I think the closest competitor is the BTY ALC in all it´s different guises, and the SYNTELIAC feels considerably softer than those that I´ve played with (mostly a few grams harder than my new blade).
The emphasis is on spin, I think, and the blade works well with rubbers of different hardnesses.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, for me the Rasanter R48 works best.
I have rarely played with a blade that makes me feel every shot like this one does.
Hi Andy , Can you compare with Joola Zhou Qihao 90?I picked up a VCI with ST handle recently (87g), had a few sessions with it. Don't do a lot of reviews these days, but initial impressions are very good. Quality is high, speed isn't overwhelming but quick enough, feel is traditional limba, sweet spot is good, no hollow feeling.
Slightly softer and slower than a BTY Innerforce ALC, quicker and more solid feeling than Waldner Senso Carbon / Ma Lin Soft Carbon.
ST handle is a little too thin for me, will adjust over time, but leads to being slightly head heavy. Good blade, nice alternative in the inner carbon space.
Well, what is control then?Do any of the Andro Synteliac blades offer great control?
At an equal weight Boll ALC should feel a little more direct than the VCO, which in theory means even more direct than the VCI, whereas I think the VCO offers better feedback than the ALC, and again in theory the VCI even better.Thank you in advance for your answers.
You can find all information on the VCI on Andro's homepage ....Who knows the composition of VCI? Hurricane Long V type?
uhm...doing really my best to understand this.....sorry, I really tried.I used H5 long Commercial 70%, Layer ALC 82-95 grams, Dima ALC 80-89 grams, Haribo ALC 83-94 grams.....
uhm, wait .... wut?!..... is slower than all blades but allows you to put more speed because the curve of the ball is straight ....
....that is....groovy.... sound is so soulful
I have about 8 different Inner ALC blades currently (really need to start selling some stuff actually), so I do know how an Inner ALC blade feels like. I also know that the blade doesn't determine the curve/throw of the ball but the rubber is. The characteristics of a blade determine rebound speed, hold and vibration, but let's not go into too much detail here as this is a topic related to Andro Synteliac bladesHurricane long 5 commercial has characteristics written on their card, and 70% is quite rare.
I had more than one blade, I can't remember all blades but there is big difference between 82 grams and 95 grams of layer alc so I put the margin of the weight.
You probably didn't try inner alc composition and they all have high throw except Dima ALC and very curve trajectory with soft and medium and hard rubbers so the highest impact and gear is very high and long and it is easier to overshoot the table when you didnt close the racket. Victas Zx In had the same straight trajectory like Andro Synteliac VCI but it was faster than Andro. If you don't understand there is information from real legend