Tenergy faster on wood blades?

For people that have played T05 on both carbon and wood blades, do you feel T05 is faster on wood blades? I see significant speed difference between my Ma Lin carbon and Hurricane Hao using the same thickness T05 rubber. Is T05 not too suitable for a stiff blade? What about T25 and T64? For people that have played those, do you think they work better with more flexible blades?

Sorry I don't know if I answered your question about carbon blades. I consider Arylate Carbon to be rather stiff.

I won't even touch a purely carbon composite blade.

Interesting, so 2 people don't see T05 to be faster on more flexible blades, just better control. I was going to get a piece of T25 which most said is softer to see if it is a better match to a stiff blade. Then the slightly higher price and shipping cost of Iruiru is making me think twice. I hope to see Dandoy (where I got my T05's) would have T25's by now just a while ago. They still don't have T25's but lo and behold they have T64's. Well why not?   

Ok, so may be the Hurricane Hao is just a faster blade than the Ma Lin carbon. The ML carbon is rated OFF and the HH is rated OFF+. However, I heard DHS usually over rate the speed of their blades so an OFF+ is more like an OFF for the other brands. The 2 blades' speed should be similar but not only I can feel the difference I can visually see a big difference. The balls are just flying off the HH comparing with the ML carbon. That's the reason I want to know if anyone else who has played the T05 on carbon and wood blades before had similar observations. Personally, I like carbon blades better because they seem to be more forgiving on the contact point (bigger sweet spot?) However, I really like how the Tenergy plays so I might settle for a softer Arylate-Carbon blade if it means I can get some speed back from the rubber.

I wouldn't surprise me if the Korbel SK7 is Butterfly's modern take on the Clipper.

Thank you all for your input. It is beginning to make sense to me now. The ML carbon is too stiff to be a good match for the T05.

LittleFish.Net wrote: Thank you all for your input. It is beginning to make sense to me now. The ML carbon is too stiff to be a good match for the T05.

ML soft carbon should work better with T05.

i dug my clipper out of storage just to try it with tenergy o5

Theory:

People who are able to tap into Tenergy's spin producing capabilities (with the blade that fits their loop mechanics, regardless of whether it's wood or carbon or stiff or flexible) will be able to produce faster shots.

Why?

Because they will be able to generate more topspin, which in turn will bring those balls down onto the table, allowing them to generate more speed and still make the shot...

jossix wrote: i dug my clipper out of storage just to try it with tenergy o5 ugh i did not like it all-reminds me of tenergy on hk-very fast and bouncy. for me tenergy plays best on TBS and Acoustic.

where do you get your whale II from peter?

Few months ago I saw singapore junior team while playing here in town. one of them (Ma Liang) uses Tenergy on HK on FH and he played great...