Is Butterfly making a mistake with the Viscaria production line?

[Federal_Agent]

Hello players,

Over the last few months I have been researching the physical and virtual stores, looking for a new viscaria weighing over 90 grams and I discovered how difficult it is to find this specification. As I got frustrated, I ended up buying a 92g FZD ALC, which in the end is similar, however I really prefer the aesthetics of the classic viscoria.
I'm intrigued by the fact that Butterfly doesn't produce this racket like it did in the past (black tag), which is heavier and more powerful.

Does anyone have any thesis about this change in the company?

 

[Kobehan27]

Hello players,

Over the last few months I have been researching the physical and virtual stores, looking for a new viscaria weighing over 90 grams and I discovered how difficult it is to find this specification. As I got frustrated, I ended up buying a 92g FZD ALC, which in the end is similar, however I really prefer the aesthetics of the classic viscoria.
I'm intrigued by the fact that Butterfly doesn't produce this racket like it did in the past (black tag), which is heavier and more powerful.

Does anyone have any thesis about this change in the company?

There are still Viscaria blades produced over 90 grams. Just ask the vendor for the specific weight!

 

[willyum]

cause rubbers are much heavier these days. or too many people are buying the 90+g viscaria