Looks like the commercial version of the national white booster.
Someone here once analyzed the commercial yellow booster (Haifu Seammon) with a mass spectroscope and found that it is identical to the national yellow booster. Perhaps the Haifu II Seamoon is then identical to the national white...
I received my acB blade today. The quality control is a joke. The lower wings of the head are not symmetrical. The core veneer has a crack (no idea how deep it goes). Luckily I can return it.
I tested the 868-blue rubber (with one layer of booster). I haven't had anything better for the money so far (4€). Especially as there has been no oxidation of the surface so far and the stickiness has not yet decreased. Unfortunately, the rubber is a bit heavy (52 g).
Hmm, I have the same feeling with the Stiga Inspira Hybrid Carbon. Maybe the two blades are not so different after all. But I haven't tested the WMY yet.
I weighed the three layers of glue a few days ago: 1.8 g
That makes 3.6 g for both sides.
How damn thick did you make your layers so that your racket weighed so much more?:ROFLMAO:
Loki Arthur China bought on aliexpress - 15 eur incl. shipping.
Okay, I've never seen anything like this before. Except when you've tuned a rubber way too much, then you remove it from the blade and it curls the other way. But at least this rubber doesn't feel like pudding.
I guess I'll have to...
After three more training sessions I have to correct my first feeling about the Rxton 9.
In fact, the unboosted R9 is faster than a unboosted H3N. The tackiness is also a bit higher. I also find it easier to play with the R9, especially attacking vs underspin.
But what I'm most excited about so...
My copy of the Rxton 9 plays similar to an unboosted H3. Even though it is factory boosted, I will boost it with Seamoon. The tackiness is about as strong/weak as the newer surface of the H3.
My recommendation for the sponge of the 8-80: DHS No. 15 or Finzip. No problems at all.
Both my 8-80s got it the other day in a 6 hr session (28° C ). The topsheet was completely oxidized.
DHS Hurricane 301Z.
I have never had such good feedback on the point of impact of the ball with any other blade.
And for the first Zylon Carbon blade from DHS, it has a very good quality. The density of the carbon fiber is visually close to the SZLC of Butterfly.
For me, the point is that you can get a blade with ZLC/PBO so cheaply. Even if the blade of course do not have a comparable SuperZLC layer as a blade from Butterfly.
My Stuor ZJk SZLC clone for example has a frequency of about 1350 Hz and weighs 94 g. It is not the clone of my Butterfly blade I...
Zwill, thanks for the great review.
Could you perhaps briefly write a comparison of the W968 to the Nexy Eucrasia. The idea for the Nexy Eucrasia was the W968, even though the composition is completely different.