balsa + inverted

any member using a blade with balsa with an offensive looping style with inverted on both sides?

I consider myself a very offensive player who loves the balsa feeling and although i have a pretty decent blade collection and try many different blades, at the very end I always grab my trusty balsa(carbon)

fatt wrote: I play sometimes with a 100g Butterfly Linmae special and it really is predictable a blade. There is nothing wrong with balsa cores, I never understood why people complain about them, the words they put to criticize them does not translate into rational play, it's all subjective and based on impressions, feel and sensations, not on any technique and results they give for whatever style. I would intuitively think balsa cores go best when they are sandwiched with composite plies however let's not forget that Borko and Ross Leidy have done so many successful 5-ply blades with a balsa core so to me that puts an end to the discussion. That Lindmae Special is cheap enough to test: http://tabletennis24.com/blades/tt-blade-butterfly-balsa-carbon-lindmae-special-8045 The ST version is very heavy while the FL and AN are quite light. When I ordered I could ask the weight I wanted so I suggest you do the same if you go for it. Good luck!

I have tried many different brands balsa blades and most of them don't have anything in common except the word balsa. Some are very fast, some are not that fast, some feel soft, others not. Among my four"identical" woods two are noticeably flexier than others although the weight is the same.
Often people tell me that I have very powerful and fast top spin, but when some try my blades I sometimes hear remarks like" Oh, really fast but lacks power..." and similar. This is so subjective because often other friends find those ultra powerful

Yeah speedy is using a Joola Kool in that video I linked