blade design in Nexy!! - SPEAR - testers Selected

Beautiful blade and no problem any problems i find i will notify you of so as far as i know you need to fix the word "breand" to "brand" ^_^

austin wrote: Beautiful blade and no problem any problems i find i will notify you of so as far as i know you need to fix the word "breand" to "brand" ^_^

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oooh alright sorry i thought you wanted me to help you i will no longer do it =s i really apologies. please dont mind me and disregaurd my comments i already get critized enough T_T. have a nice day.

I would sponsor Nexy in the Netherlands. A shirt with a ganja leaf is quite suitable isn't it . j/k

karabijntje wrote: I would sponsor Nexy in the Netherlands. A shirt with a ganja leaf is quite suitable isn't it . j/k

austin wrote: oooh alright sorry i thought you wanted me to help you i will no longer do it =s i really apologies. please dont mind me and disregaurd my comments i already get critized enough T_T. have a nice day. � -Austin � p.s sorry for the misunderstanding i did not mean to give you an unejoyable time on the forum ^_^

Frankly speaking, I'm thankful actually. Just I want more to save my time. I think I need more time than others in reading and writing, so I decided not to be much taken in those things. But personally, I felt that you just wanted to communicate and be active in this place, which I really appreciate. So don't be bothered at my answers much.

Hi, I would love to be part of the testing crew for your beautiful new blade.

I am very new to this forum, and have not contributed much to have had any impact on the forum or its members, and secondly, I am only a student and have not the resources nor the experience of more veteran members to buy and/or extensively test a plethora of blades and rubbers. Furthermore, in skill level I am only about 1500-1600 USATT. In short, I have little to no credibility. Applying is a long shot, I know, and I hope my interest/desire to test will not meet with ridicule or rolling of eyes. 

Reading through your threads and posts (Nexy), I could not help but be extremely moved by the dedication and care you have put into your work, and the friendliness and effort you have put forth to a customer base. Yours is truly a work of love, and I would be extremely honored to be part of it, contributing whatever I may to it.

I think as far as reviewing goes, I would be able to bring in a slightly different perspective from past ones. As far as I know, most if not all reviewers on this forum for Nexy blades have been shakehanders, whereas I am an offensive-oriented penholder, and have been all my playing life. In one of your earlier posts about the SPEAR, you mentioned it being designed for powerful strokes from Korean penholders playing all around the court, weaving from close to the table to further out. This is the style I play. Although I have a modestly competent reverse penhold backhand block and loop, I still heavily rely on my footwork to pursue heavy forehand loops from every position on the court. I am also modestly competent at fishing and countersmashing from far out. I think it is a very athletic and physically demanding style, which parallels what I have gleaned from your description of Korean penholders.

Over five years I have played, I have "bonded" with every blade I have tried, giving each and every blade I consider at least half a year of heavy use, in order to fully understand and feel its attributes and nuances. In this way, though I am not well-studied in the language of blades and wood and matters, I believe I am very sensitive to the effects of what I am using.  

Thank for your consideration of my application. ^__^

Nice blade. Glad to see that graphics are more subtle now as well.

The outer ply (limba) is so thin. Will there be a risk of splintering with it been so thin.

Sorry to side track a little.

Mr Nexy,

As i am not a blade maker, i am not sure on this so hopefully you can explain.

Why is there no 5 ply combo with limba, hinoki, hinoki, hinoki and limba blades?

Is such a blade construct very bad?

karabijntje wrote: I would sponsor Nexy in the Netherlands. A shirt with a ganja leaf is quite suitable isn't it . j/k

Heimdallalso wrote: I would like to apply to test this new NEXY blade. Spear intrigues me! I am an older, still, slowly, improving American player who plays on an average of 2-3 times a week. I do do some drilling & when fortunate enough to, receive some coaching from an under-rated 2200 gentleman. NEXY first came to my attention when the wave of Color then Oscar & Dexter  testers/users made such a splash here! I like things done with passion & it certainly seems to be a large part of your business model. "True Joy of table tennis" I understand this completely. I have been playing just long enough to have developed some discernment and am fully confident in my ability to write an informative and useful review. (I have written some small reviews here that were well received.) I should add that I am an all-rounder who uses short pips on his BH. I play for the joy of the sport while still wanting to make some small steps towards improvement. This is more than enough for me! I am an enthusiast not a professional! Thank You for your time and consideration. It is quite possible that even should I not be selected I could own a NEXY blade in the future. If they are on par with XIOM's offerings, then they are FINE blades! Good Day Sir!

fatt wrote: I am in!

rawrtje wrote: Hi, I would love to be part of the testing crew for your beautiful new blade. I am very new to this forum, and have not contributed much to have had any impact on the forum or its members, and secondly, I am only a student and have not the resources nor the experience of more veteran members to buy and/or extensively test a plethora of blades and rubbers. Furthermore, in skill level I am only about 1500-1600 USATT. In short, I have little to no credibility. Applying is a long shot, I know, and I hope my interest/desire to test will not meet with ridicule or rolling of eyes.  Reading through your threads and posts (Nexy), I could not help but be extremely moved by the dedication and care you have put into your work, and the friendliness and effort you have put forth to a customer base. Yours is truly a work of love, and I would be extremely honored to be part of it, contributing whatever I may to it. I think as far as reviewing goes, I would be able to bring in a slightly different perspective from past ones. As far as I know, most if not all reviewers on this forum for Nexy blades have been shakehanders, whereas I am an offensive-oriented penholder, and have been all my playing life. In one of your earlier posts about the SPEAR, you mentioned it being designed for powerful strokes from Korean penholders playing all around the court, weaving from close to the table to further out. This is the style I play. Although I have a modestly competent reverse penhold backhand block and loop, I still heavily rely on my footwork to pursue heavy forehand loops from every position on the court. I am also modestly competent at fishing and countersmashing from far out. I think it is a very athletic and physically demanding style, which parallels what I have gleaned from your description of Korean penholders. Over five years I have played, I have "bonded" with every blade I have tried, giving each and every blade I consider at least half a year of heavy use, in order to fully understand and feel its attributes and nuances. In this way, though I am not well-studied in the language of blades and wood and matters, I believe I am very sensitive to the effects of what I am using.   Thank for your consideration of my application. ^__^

Hey karabijnte, I operate a TBS with T05/Outlaw and am drooling to findout how Spear will roll with Outlaw/999 rubbers I have used the last year. I get a chance to test drive the Spear in a few days (at NEXY HQ) and the TBS will certainly be a comparison benchmark. I sure hope it is crisp and solid like the TBS and NOT too bouncy, like the Galaxy T-Series.