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scdit46 
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what is the best stiff blade?
Stiga Ebenholz? Stiga Rosewood? Donic Persson Power Carbon? Donic Waldner Senso Ultra Carbon? thanks! |
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stefashka
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To me, it would be a 10mm thick one-ply hinoki. Best power and control ratio. I recently played with a custom made 10mm WRC Jpen by American Hinoki and was simply shocked - I never thought a blade can literally play for you by itself...
Anyway, you should specify the points you're interested in, they can be very different for each player - speed, control, feel, throw angle, etc.
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"There is no best blade, only blade that fits you best"-Palatinus
Tell us about your level/style and post some video and people might be able to make targeted recommendations. |
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I would agree with the 10mm 1-ply hinoki statement. I've tried to bend various blades and those things are stiff!
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I don´t like Hinoki.
Other stiff blades? |
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Primorac Carbon
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BTY Timo Boll TB5000, Donic Person Power Carbon or Yasaka Dynamix 17.
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Dynaryz AGR /Yasaka Goiabao 5 / Dynaryz AGR
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The Butterfly T5000 is very expensive!!!
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So, go for Donic Person Power Carbon!
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Dynaryz AGR /Yasaka Goiabao 5 / Dynaryz AGR
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the T5000 and Donic Person Carbon are similar?
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Donic is 7 wood + 2 thin carbon layers while BTY has 5 wood + 2 thick and hard Tamca layers. Both are really fast and stiff but I prefer Donic feel. Limba softer outer layers feels better compared to Koto used on BTY T5000, IMO. |
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Dynaryz AGR /Yasaka Goiabao 5 / Dynaryz AGR
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Stiff + Hard or Stiff + Soft blade?
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Yeah I'm surprised no one mentioned the TBS until now, as it is pretty stiff with just a slight amount of flex for improved looping. That said, the T5000 is even stiffer and harder, and it's really thin too.
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i havent used any of the blade that you mentioned but for me, primorac carbon and gergely, stiff and fast, relatively decent control for a pure carbon blade, and plays the same, i have used this 2 blades for a very long time
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For stiff and soft, I think Viscaria, TBS, TB ALC are great blades.
I don't know much about stiff and hard blades. |
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Amultart is the best stiff blade I have ever played with. TBt5000 is pretty good too.
Can't stand Sardius or Gergely. |
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Amultart is stiff for sure but it has hinoki which the OP doesn't like
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Maze is my choice for Stiff + Soft blade.
Never tried Stiff + Hard blade before though. |
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how fast is that blade) is it hard? harder than primorac carbon? |
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PC is faster and harder than Donic PPC. |
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Agree. |
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would be good for short pips? |
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yes for short pips!
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best stiff in what aspect?
off, all, def? for which game style, topspin? block? chop? for which rubber? for newbie? advanced player?
I would say the named blades are hard. Stiff and soft would be MM (as someone mentioned already), VL, maybe ZLC, which is not as soft anymore. But TBS, ALC and Visc are hard. Edited by Klaus123 - 10/17/2011 at 8:10am |
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Viscaria IMHO is just as soft as MM, but faster. Btfly agrees with me in their charts and tables. The blades I mentioned are much softer than Primorac or Schlager carbon, or Gergeley and the like, or a Timo Boll T5000. |
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do you know what are using the short pips players of spain (blade/pips |
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I would add BTY Schlager Carbon.
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The best stiff and thin blade carbon is really hard to find.
Because thin blade will vibrate much. Stiff blade is not good for hard rubber. I wonder why you want a stiff carbon blade?
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What do you want a stiff blade for? Do you want it to loop but you hate vibrations, or do you want it to hit but you want some looping ability? And what kind of speed/weight do you expect?
If you want a blade for looping but can tolerate vibrations but not too much, it leads to one kind of answer (TBS, Stellan Bengsston Alpha etc.) or blades which are thin but use carbon/arylate to dampen vibrations a little.
You can go in a different direction if you want a stiff blade with hitting power but no vibrations whatsoever. You could use the Schlager Carbon, the Killerspin Titanium Carbon etc.
And then there are the stiff wooden blades (1 ply hinoki, DHS PG7, thick balsa blades). These are for people who prefer the feel of wood, but want hitting power. The PG7 is also for looping, but the stiffness is obvious to anyone who uses it.
So the real question is what do you want the blade for? For example, I like large sweetspots but prefer the feel of wood. I want a looping blade at ALL+/OFF- control because I will generate the power myself and play closer to the table on most occasions. Hence the blades I use.
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