Loki M6 Pro

Loki M6 Pro Blade
Approx. $ 20 USD
Price $

User Ratings (3)

Speed 8.9
Control 9.5
Stiffness 3.7   
Some flex
Hardness 4.7   
Medium
Consistency 10.0   
Always identical
Overall 9.6 10
Manufacturer Details
Weight 85g
Plies 7
Materials limba top ply, 5 layer of ayous inside
Thickness 6.2mm
There are 1 users using the Loki M6 Pro.

Reviews (3)

 1 weeks ago

Fantastic blade for small money. My koki niwa wood broke and I looked for a similar composed blade - got it! Control is amazing, speed with Hurricane 2 Neo is fitting my needs very good, dwell time of a hard Chinese rubber fits perfectly to the blade's flex and hardness. Changes in tempi is easy to perform.
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 6 months ago

Never tried the Victas Koki Niwa Wood blade, which should be almost identical but I am very satisfied with the purchase. It's an OFF- blade with great control. In terms of speed it's something between Tibhar Stratus Powerwood (slowest) and Stiga Clipper Wood (fastest) with even slightly better control than Stiga Clipper (from my experience). Headsize is a bit smaller which is a downside, but the handle is very comfortable for my hand and overall quality is also exceptional for the price. If carbon blades are not your cup of tea I would definitely recommend this one. You can pair it with boosted Loki Rxton 5 Pro and you'll get control machine for 40 Eur
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 9 months ago

Excellent blade for training and competition. After playing so many blades (60+) in 15 years, I found most carbon blades are not my type. Also after playing with many wood blades, I figured out a blade like tuned down Stiga CL with 6.2mm thickness might be perfect. Then I encountered this Loki M6 pro, exactly what I was looking for. For people seeking the right speed but good flex, this is a top choice. The manufacturer claims the top limba plies are top grade dark limba, which is a plus. BTW, it's a cheap alternative to Victas Koki Niva blade, exactly the same structure and thickness, should be very similar in speed and feelings. For reference, the rubbers I used: DHS Gold Arc 8 for FH, TSP Regalis Blue for BH. They match with the blade very well.
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