I bought this blade second hand for a really good price (80€)
I know I am late to the party, but this blade is such a gem. I am surprised its not talked about more
The handle is perfect, and the blade feels so solid! Let me explain, I tried several different Viscaria / FZD and they somehow had a strange feedback, like hollow making this "ping ping" sound. The only way to fix it was to buy pieces that were 90+g but the feeling was still not so smooth (but good overall, especially the 95g FZD I tried). Same thing happened with an Anders Lind Hexa Carbon I tried recently, kind of hollow feeling
As described by ttgearlab here
https://ttgearlab.com/2024/01/12/tibhar-mk-carbon-full-review/, the mk carbon is lighter but it doesnt have that hollow feeling. My mk carbon is 86g and the feedback is fantastic. low+mid+high gears the feedback is consistent, clean, not metallic, just very pleasant to play with. I felt like the blade is slightly slower and slightly less powerful than Visc and FZD but that isnt even necessarily a bad thing for a club player like me.
I dont think there is anything super special about the mk carbon, its not like shot quality is out of this world or anything like that, but I always had trouble with koto outer alc blades because of this weird hollow and metallic feedback. The MK Carbon fixes that for me + the handle is perfect, usually I am picky with handles and with MK carbon I even forgot that I am using a new blade.
Of course I am not saying Visc / FZD are bad blades, they are fantastic, but for me the mk carbon was better. definitely recommend this blade to someone who likes HAL and is looking to upgrade to ALC
For anyone curious, I tried the MK carbon with G1 max fh and G1 2.0 bh
