New Xiom Blades Series: Hugo Calderano and Lee Seungsoo (TMX / ALX)

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Is there anyone who tried the old alx deep impact and the new lss alx lite? Do they play similar? If i am not mistaken they are built very similar, no? A comparison with pictures like above would be very helpful. I am thinking about switching to have a lighter setup with lss lite.



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Is there anyone who tried the old alx deep impact and the new lss alx lite? Do they play similar? If i am not mistaken they are built very similar, no? A comparison with pictures like above would be very helpful. I am thinking about switching to have a lighter setup with lss lite.



Kind regards

Daniel
I used old alx but not new lss alx. but I think they will be slightly different. old alx played well when it was heavy, like 90g. similar to how light viscarias dont feel great. I had a 83g old alx once and it felt soft but empty

new lss alx average weight is very low, something like low 80s. If youre looking for a light blade then its nice I guess, otherwise I wouldnt recommend. fzd alc >90g is my recommendation for outer alc, similar softness like old alx deep impact but more solid feel than the lighter versions
 
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New blades are now available in Korea:
Hugo Signature INNER ALX - Pro Size
6.0mm 160x152
INNER Composite
More Catapult and deeper sensation than outer. More solid and firm ball feel. Larger head for more power of spin drive.

LSS Light INNER ALXi - Standard Size
5.8mm 157x150
INNER Composite
The newly engineered Axylum Carbon, embedded in an inner structure, delivers both stability and power at once.

 
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New blades are now available in Korea:
Hugo Signature INNER ALX - Pro Size
6.0mm 160x152
INNER Composite
More Catapult and deeper sensation than outer. More solid and firm ball feel. Larger head for more power of spin drive.

LSS Light INNER ALXi - Standard Size
5.8mm 157x150
INNER Composite
The newly engineered Axylum Carbon, embedded in an inner structure, delivers both stability and power at once.

Do you know if those are Limba or Koto?
 
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New blades are now available in Korea:
Hugo Signature INNER ALX - Pro Size
6.0mm 160x152
INNER Composite
More Catapult and deeper sensation than outer. More solid and firm ball feel. Larger head for more power of spin drive.

LSS Light INNER ALXi - Standard Size
5.8mm 157x150
INNER Composite
The newly engineered Axylum Carbon, embedded in an inner structure, delivers both stability and power at once.

Can you compare LSS Light inner ALXi with 36.5 ALXi?
 
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I just picked up this blade and going to use it for the first time on Friday, I feel like I made the wrong decision with my rubbers already. Omega 8 pro fh and omega 8 Europe bh but I guess it’s somewhere to start

Has anyone got better recommendations for the rubbers that go hand in hand with this blade. I’m exclusively xiom. Was thinking c57.5 fh and c52.5 bh but I’m not sure.

Also before I use this blade for the first time, what are your thoughts while using it, what does it feel like, good things and bad?
 
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I just picked up this blade and going to use it for the first time on Friday, I feel like I made the wrong decision with my rubbers already. Omega 8 pro fh and omega 8 Europe bh but I guess it’s somewhere to start

Has anyone got better recommendations for the rubbers that go hand in hand with this blade. I’m exclusively xiom. Was thinking c57.5 fh and c52.5 bh but I’m not sure.

Also before I use this blade for the first time, what are your thoughts while using it, what does it feel like, good things and bad?
why ask these questions when you can find out yourself?
 
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I just picked up this blade and going to use it for the first time on Friday, I feel like I made the wrong decision with my rubbers already. Omega 8 pro fh and omega 8 Europe bh but I guess it’s somewhere to start

Has anyone got better recommendations for the rubbers that go hand in hand with this blade. I’m exclusively xiom. Was thinking c57.5 fh and c52.5 bh but I’m not sure.

Also before I use this blade for the first time, what are your thoughts while using it, what does it feel like, good things and bad?
which blade now? TMXi goes perfectly with C55, it’s a really nice combo. TMXi I tried that blade with several different Xiom rubbers, and the only one that felt weird was Vega Hybrid Europe. all other rubbers were working well, but C55 was in a league of its own.

ALX is quite stiff, almost harsh … didn’t like it too much, and actually couldn’t pair it with any of Xiom’s rubber I had at the time. Vega X was kind of the best … also had Vega Tour, Vega Pro H, Omega VII China Guang … it was all quite harsh … maybe I had a bad copy. it was kind of okay with MXP50 and Rakza Z …
 
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which blade now? TMXi goes perfectly with C55, it’s a really nice combo. TMXi I tried that blade with several different Xiom rubbers, and the only one that felt weird was Vega Hybrid Europe. all other rubbers were working well, but C55 was in a league of its own.

ALX is quite stiff, almost harsh … didn’t like it too much, and actually couldn’t pair it with any of Xiom’s rubber I had at the time. Vega X was kind of the best … also had Vega Tour, Vega Pro H, Omega VII China Guang … it was all quite harsh … maybe I had a bad copy. it was kind of okay with MXP50 and Rakza Z …
Sorry, forget to mention that it was the tmxi
 
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Personal advice is always better 😁
ok here it is….
it is the best blade in the world. no blade can even come close to it. you can just close your eyes and let it do the work. it is so spinny to the point that you don’t even need rubbers to spin the ball.

i can tell you will love love love the blade! you are a high level player (from the way you carefully wrote your post, mostly no typos)
 
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which blade now? TMXi goes perfectly with C55, it’s a really nice combo. TMXi I tried that blade with several different Xiom rubbers, and the only one that felt weird was Vega Hybrid Europe. all other rubbers were working well, but C55 was in a league of its own.

ALX is quite stiff, almost harsh … didn’t like it too much, and actually couldn’t pair it with any of Xiom’s rubber I had at the time. Vega X was kind of the best … also had Vega Tour, Vega Pro H, Omega VII China Guang … it was all quite harsh … maybe I had a bad copy. it was kind of okay with MXP50 and Rakza Z …

which blade now? TMXi goes perfectly with C55, it’s a really nice combo. TMXi I tried that blade with several different Xiom rubbers, and the only one that felt weird was Vega Hybrid Europe. all other rubbers were working well, but C55 was in a league of its own.

ALX is quite stiff, almost harsh … didn’t like it too much, and actually couldn’t pair it with any of Xiom’s rubber I had at the time. Vega X was kind of the best … also had Vega Tour, Vega Pro H, Omega VII China Guang … it was all quite harsh … maybe I had a bad copy. it was kind of okay with MXP50 and Rakza Z …
I might have to try c55 then!!
😁😁😁

ok here it is….
it is the best blade in the world. no blade can even come close to it. you can just close your eyes and let it do the work. it is so spinny to the point that you don’t even need rubbers to spin the ball.

i can tell you will love love love the blade! you are a high level player (from the way you carefully wrote your post, mostly no typos)
No need to be rude friend
 
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