Nexy Chedech Review

After already having played with the Arirang and Peterpan, the Chedech is the third Nexy blade I´m playing with. I tested it with an Andro Hexer (2.1) on the FH and Andro Hexer (1.9) on the BH.

Feeling: The blade has a rather hard, but pleasant feeling.
Control: The Chedech is one of the most controllable I have ever played with. Among the carbon blades I consider it to be most controlled one. This control can be attributed to the linear behaviour. The Chedech did not feel bouncy at all. I was able to easily drop serves short as well as I could place the balls with good angles. Moreover the depth of balls could be controlled with ease. The dwell time is sufficient to both control the ball and create a good amount of spin.
Speed: The Chedech is a straight OFF blade, having some „gears“. Although being linear I felt that it had some gears. In the short game it was rather OFF-, while on loopdrives and smashes it felt nearly Off+. I think that by fully engaging the outer laying, making a „bang impact shot“ the blade reaches a speed level on the verge of OFF+. Advanced players will have more opportunities to exploit the potential of the Chedech. As an intermediate player I was able to control and play some really good shots with the blade. However, due to some deficiencies in my footwork and technique I was not able to consistenly get good shots.
Spin: The Chedech allows to impart a good amount of spin, especially on faster loops. The opening loops had good spin, although they were less spinny than with the Arirang or the Rossi Emotion.

Verdict: I really liked the Chedech due to its really convincing ratio of speed and control. I feel that it is rather suited for players focussing on fast loops, blocks and smashes. Moreover I think it should be played by someone with good technique and footwork to fully exploit the potential of the blade.