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I've used my Viscaria for a few years and I want to try a new blade. I'm looking for a similar (a little different is ok) blade with slightly smaller FL handle, slightly lower throw and especially larger sweet spot, maybe from Stiga.

I don't know if such blade exists? Can you give me some suggestions?
Thanks!
 
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I've used my Viscaria for a few years and I want to try a new blade. I'm looking for a similar (a little different is ok) blade with slightly smaller FL handle, slightly lower throw and especially larger sweet spot, maybe from Stiga.

I don't know if such blade exists? Can you give me some suggestions?
Thanks!

Sounds like Timo Boll ALC to me.
 
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I know I am old, it was morning, and I wasn't wearing glasses, but at first glance title of thread appeared to be Viagra Replacement.

I would say go old school fresh greens and raw garlic... but in this case Wood.

However, if the world isn't enough, your the beckons...

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I know I am old, it was morning, and I wasn't wearing glasses, but at first glance title of thread appeared to be Viagra Replacement.

I would say go old school fresh greens and raw garlic... but in this case Wood.

However, if the world isn't enough, your the beckons...

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Thanks for making me laugh ROFL
 
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When you say similar to Viscaria do you mean 5+2ALC?

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I mean the stiffness, thickness, weight and overall feeling. Can be a little different but not too far.

I was very pleased with my Viscaria before the switch to 40+ ball, but with 40+ ball, my consistency went down significantly and I think it's time to try something new.
Thanks everyone for suggestions. I still would love to hear more opinions.
 
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I've used my Viscaria for a few years and I want to try a new blade. I'm looking for a similar (a little different is ok) blade with slightly smaller FL handle, slightly lower throw and especially larger sweet spot, maybe from Stiga.

I don't know if such blade exists? Can you give me some suggestions?
Thanks!

Check, check and check: the Tibhar Drinkhall Powerspin Carbon checks all 3 of your requirements. It is designed as a Viscaria clone but is faster and also spinnier (because it is flexier due to different 2nd wood layer).
 
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Check, check and check: the Tibhar Drinkhall Powerspin Carbon checks all 3 of your requirements. It is designed as a Viscaria clone but is faster and also spinnier (because it is flexier due to different 2nd wood layer).

Interesting. What frequency do you get when you measure ?
 
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Interesting. What frequency do you get when you measure ?
LOL, if you are not familiar with what you are taking about then it might sound odd when reading this comment. This made me laugh. :)
 
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LOL, if you are not familiar with what you are taking about then it might sound odd when reading this comment. This made me laugh. :)

I was typing in a rush from my cell phone and I was trying to make it as short as possible - LOL.
 
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I use a Viscaria and spent a few weeks trying a True Carbon. Smaller handle, slightly faster, otherwise hard for me to tell the difference. The feel is so close to identical that if you're looking for something a little different you might be disappointed. On the other hand, it's a great blade and I'm thinking of switching for the little bit of extra speed.
 
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Try to find one of the super light Viscarias they were making a few yers back.
 
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I use a Viscaria and spent a few weeks trying a True Carbon. Smaller handle, slightly faster, otherwise hard for me to tell the difference. The feel is so close to identical that if you're looking for something a little different you might be disappointed. On the other hand, it's a great blade and I'm thinking of switching for the little bit of extra speed.

I was going to purchase the OTC until I read it was a smaller handle. Can you describe in which ways it is smaller? Thanks!
 
how bout another butterfly blade? The Innerforce Layer ALC was awesome when I tried it. Has high throw with H3 neo and a tad faster than Viscaria but the feel is different and feels better than viscaria.
 
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I was going to purchase the OTC until I read it was a smaller handle. Can you describe in which ways it is smaller? Thanks!

The OTC handle (24 x 33 mm) is slightly thinner with less flare at the base than the Viscaria (25 x 34). I doubt the small size difference would be an issue for most people.
 
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