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Korbel has a very muted mushy feeling. You probably hit through but just don't feel it.

I don't upgrade the blade AND rubbers at the same time. D05 is much faster than G1, Vis is much faster than Korbel.

Take a step at a time. Maybe Vis with G1 on BH and K3 on FH
 
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What is it? Korbel? One of the Yinhe Pro blades? Viscaria?

Just go for something, train with that and get rid of all the others. You're not just indecisive about equipment, you don't know who to put your trust in either.
Guess what? Random internet weirdos who have not a single clue about how you play? Not a good place to put blind faith in.

Talk to your coach, like really talk to him. He knows 1000% more about your game than any of us ever ever will. Explain your doubts, your difficulties. Together you will come to a decent conclusion.

+1 on this.

Several post on several setup and several inquiry will get you nowhere. Just use something you somewhat feel comfortable now (since it is a lot- base from posts). Talk to an actual coach, your coach would be better, and get that training/coaching.
 
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Try equipment from other players in the club you play in. Test by playing mock matches to see if the different equipment is able to complement your usual playstyle.

Usually, it is not recommended to change both blade or rubber. So you have to decide if you want to change your blade and keep your G-1s or stay with korbel and change your rubbers.
 
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