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melarimsa
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I just ordered this blade and would like to hear what do you know about this blade, caracteristics, speed, control and overall all about it. Also if you own one what do you like and what not. I personaly moved from Andro FiberCOMP defensive blade as I learn almost all propers shoots with this blade so its time to step up. All comments are welcomed ! Thanks from VT
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D4VOW
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Lol. Why do so many people buy equipment and then ask what it's like.
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pingpongkf
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hoping that its not too late to return the package...
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melarimsa
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Lol, well I did play with it many times but it is my friend blade and I just wanted to hear other people what they think. Thanks, here is good one:
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benjy55
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Christian suss was using a andro blax in the europeans in belgrade, well it looked like one anyway when i watched him playing tokic on eurosport
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melarimsa
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Well that is same video I watched and you are right I saw it too that he played with BLAX
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bordtennisfreak
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I've seen it and hold it. I think the handle is very good, and comfortable, but i've heard that it breaks easy.
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dinchu
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i saw christian s�ss using it on the european champs. i bet is a really good blade, but even the andro seller here told me it breaks so easy because of the balsa core |
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melarimsa
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That maybe true or not. Reason I think is this. This balsa core and cross ply is the (well same or almost same) as donic dotec waldner ALL, I used to own. I used for more than 4 months. I did like the blade but handle I did not. So that Blax blade brakes or not its hard to belive but I will posts here as I move along my playing with it.
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red_bee
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Anybody knows how thick is this blade? |
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AMonteiro
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suss was using just the blax handle... the blax outerply is dark, and suss' blade isn't..
see this photogallery, on tag 3, photo 40 http://www.joola.de/all/RossiEM07/pics270307.html |
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Speedplay
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Are you sure that it's the Andro Blax off? Cause what I have heard, Andro have recalled a lots of their Blax All due to some problem with them that makes them break easy. A new batch will come sometime around May, all according to a Andro dealer I spoke to about the blade. |
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patrick1v
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you should be pleased with this blade played with it for about three weeks could not use flared grip had to give it up.however not as slow as mentioned in thiss forum.this is a very nice blade wont be dissapointed.
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gundam
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it's more obvious in photo 47 that Suss is using Blax now. I just recently purchased this blade (ST handle) and put the Plasma 470 on them.
I'm not dissapointed with it. Though I must admit, the thickness initially threw me off, however with what I can get out of it, I can live with it.
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melarimsa
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I got my blade some 3 weeks ago...Just to say very simple. Amazing blade,love the straight handle, blocks are avesome, speed is great...overall best blade I have ever played with (played with over 30 blades)...Just ordered one more for reserve...
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waldiii
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Can any one compare that with andro kinetic off Saive, And also with a bty productions. |
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red_bee
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patrick1v
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the blade is not as stiff as saive and not as fast more controll suprisingly didnt notice any vibration. for other info ie blade specs. visit www.andro.de .
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gundam
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Comparing to Saive;
Blax is stiffer but not that much.
Speed, Blax and Saive is almost the same.
Control, IMHO Blax has more control than Saive.
Thickness, Blax is about 6.5 mm thick.
Weight, Blax is way lighter because of the Balsa wood.
I have not used a lot of BTY products, but I would say that the Blax is almost as stiff as the Schlager light and possibly slightly slower than the Primorac Carbon. But that's my opinion, others may disagree.
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waldiii
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thanks gundam
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patrick1v
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i found the saive a bit stiffer prob.because playing with it for while before playing with blax but weight is much lighter that saive blade balsa centre ply 5.5mm. note also andro all+ blades similar speed to butterfly off- blades
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waldiii
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so which of this coments are correct? saive is stiffer or blax?
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patrick1v
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i used the saive blade for almost 2 years when hit with the blax it did not feel as stiff as the saive blade also blax is not kinetic where as saive is.and also as stiff as schlager blade dont think so.
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waldiii
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thanks patrick but dont you have any problem with the thicknes of blax. it seems so thick!!!! |
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patrick1v
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i did now im using the carbo-aramid blade, prob.thinnest blade on the market ,best of all the andro blades.the feeling on this blade is amazing.has flex, tiny vibration excellent for blocking controll is great and very good speed
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chenwood
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I used melarimsa's andro blax for a game or two and didn't even notice the thickness while playing.
Also I don't normally like straight handles but it was a nice grip.
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waldiii
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but as i see the regidity of carbo-aramid is 99 and saive 96?
so???????????
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patrick1v
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it is not rigidity it is head recovery or flex the saive (OFF) blade is quite a bit stiffer.tried playing with saive OFF blade while had the carbo-arimid found the saive (OFF) blade was much stiffer aramid has a bit of vibratin where as saive (OFF) doesn't.
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waldiii
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so do you think it is costly for thats price?
i am intrest to buy and test an andro besides my kls. kls is very great blade but i think i need a little more feeling and a liitle bit vibration,but not so much.
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patrick1v
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the blade has much better feeling than the kong LS and you can get it at www.dandoy-sports.com for about $80-$90cdn.the head has more flex.this blade comes with a free case also.
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