Thanks!

I think I used a relatively old M2 to try it, so not the fastest rubber out there. I'll be honest, the power wasn't great, but I'm also used to faster composite blades. But if you are a controlled looper who likes to land every ball on the table, this is it. I don't think I ever tried a blade with so much consistency. But it definitely needs something with a bit of catapult to help it in the speed department, so I think T05 would be a good fit.

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You are right saying that Indian Teak is slightly denser than Koto, the average weight for these woods are 655 kg/m3 and 595 Kg/m3 respectively, according to wood-database. However, my stock of Indian Teak is a lot lighter than that (~550 Kg/m3), and a lot closer to the weight of Limba (555 Kg/m3), but it does feel a bit harder. Wood is a natural product so it has a big variation, it just might be that I got a hold of some very light sheets. I also have Koto and Limba with a big variation, around 100 Kg/m3 between the lightest and heaviest sheets. Or simply this is isn't Indian Teak, it was sold to me as such, so I'm believing my supplier's word.

As for how it plays, I usually do this composition with Framiré outer which is a little harder and heavier than Limba. I haven't tried this one but it shouldn't be too far off. The Framiré one feels to me like a subdued Viscaria, same general feeling but more in the OFF- range. So, less speed, more control (especially in the short game) and a bit more curve on the ball. Very good blade for close to the table play with focus on counter top-spin.