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My favorite blade; I feel it to be very comfortable to use, and a snug fit too.

It’s an alright blade with some good speed and spin depending on the rubber you use on it. I had Vario and have been able to hit some pretty spiny topspins with it.

Great balance. The weight distribution is perfect, so it feels lighter than it actually is. Good for looping, but not so good for hitting. Overall, it’s a very good all-around blade.

The blade is great value for money and is ideal for a learner who is about to hit a topspin.

I played with this blade for 1 year. It is not better than the Butterfly Jonyer H or the Donic Ultra Carbon Senso, but it is still good value for money. I recommend it for a learner who is good and is still experimenting with topspin.

If you can afford it, use the Butterfly Jonyer blade. Otherwise, this is a good and cheaper substitute within the price range.

For a faster response, try the Yasaka blades Extra 3D else.

This is the blade I used for about 3 years, and it was my second blade ever. I had Stiga Calibre LT Sound on the backhand and Gewo Hype EL on the forehand. The blade is suitable for players looking to improve their game from the recreational level to a more serious level. When paired with hard rubbers for the forehand and medium rubbers for the backhand, it can aid in the development of strokes and provide the confidence necessary to play offensively. Overall, the blade is good and is particularly suitable for players in the learning phase.

This is an all+/off- blade. It has 5 plies of wood. The velocity is sufficient, the control is great, good for blocking, and very good for spin games. Good for smash. Good blade for the price.