Is there a reason for you liking lighter blades? Like a wrist or elbow injury?
Information: a lot of the top pros use blades between 88g-95g and more in the 90g-93g range: the reason, blades a little heavier have better feeling and feedback, are more solid and put more inertia behind the ball on shots.
If you are strong enough, and have enough time to train, there is a value to blades that are on the heavier side. If you are not strong enough, or have an injury, then lighter blades make sense.
Usually, lighter blades allow you to get faster bat speed but don't feel as good and don't allow you to put as much power into your contact with the ball. With heavier setups, the limiting factor in weight is where it starts to slow down your bat speed to the point where it is detrimental to your production of spin and speed.
Where that point is, depends on the player. If you are strong and have enough time to train, a blade that weighs up to 95g should actually add a lot of power to your shots and it will feel better.
But, as with all equipment, it is really a choice based on personal preference. I am just giving you the information because sometimes the choice of a light weight blade is made for good reasons, and sometimes it is not.
