AJOSSE's Blade Ratings/Reviews
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DHS (3) 
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DHS Power-G PG12
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Review of DHS Power-G PG12Very stiff blade, very low throw. I cannot understand reviews that say it is a flexible blade. The carbon glass core is very stiff. Not too hard, not too speedy. I used first C1 and first session was about to make backhands go over the net. G1 is harder and better for this blade. I always like the feeling of rigid blades but tend to think this is a habit you tend to regret when you face a difficult opponent. Needs more tests.Mar 17, 2025 | |||||||||||||
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DHS Hurricane 301
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Review of DHS Hurricane 301Well, I expected faster blade than Xiom Solo and it seems slightly slower. High throw, not hard, confortable. Speed is just 8.5 in my opinion. Less kick than Xiom Solo. It may help for opening loops. Needs more testing.Mar 17, 2025 | |||||||||||||
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DHS Fang Bo B2X
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Review of DHS Fang Bo B2XFast, but not so fast, confortable, big sweet spot. Easy to land balls on table : that is the first feeling that gives this blade. Coming from wood blades (Xiom Solo), I would find the blade lacks some kick. But it says more on Xiom Solo than on Fang Bo B2X (I think Solo - I have many of them - is a clear OFF, fast, a lot of kick). As I said, FB B2X is fast, confortable, and provides a high feeling of safety. I put off the rubber to go for other tests, and was somehow already missing the feeling this blade provides.Mar 17, 2025 | |||||||||||||
Donic (1)
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Donic Persson Powerplay
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Review of Donic Persson PowerplayFast off- flexible blade. The hallmark of the blade is "out of this world" control. This is the most controlled blade of all the blades I own (about 15). The harder the opponent hits the ball, the more control you get in return when you process the ball. Impressive ! I think the control comes from the 3-plies ayous core where each ply has the same thickness. Same core as Xiom Solo or Sanwei Fextra 7 which are also very controlled blades. However the Persson PowerPlay has a plus : a "foil" ply just under the external koto plies, that damps vibration, and increases control. Sort of 5 plies blade with a cushion ply. But real fast, thanks to the beautiful koto outer ply, and because of the weight. The weight is around 90g, maybe the only minus of this blade. In the end a very unique and affordable product. I cannot sell this blade (I play Xiom Solo (off) for increased power, at the expense of some control.May 14, 2025 | |||||||||||||||
Loki (2)
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Loki RXTON 5 PRO
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Review of Loki RXTON 5 PROMy RXTON 5 does not respect the official description. Is is some_wood/basalt/some_wood/ayous_core. 1290 hz. It is an easy blade. But not that powerful. Big sweet spot but the whole blade does not seem better that a good wood blade.Apr 11, 2025 | |||||||||||||
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Loki RXTON 7 PRO
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Review of Loki RXTON 7 PROOFF blade 1500 Hz.The blade is very soft for such a rigid and fast blade. No doubt the impact of the basalt fiber layer. Sweet spot is huge. Control is good as long as you manage the speed. Thickness is the same a RXTON 5 but speed is much higher. So composition has to differ. Apr 11, 2025 | |||||||||||||
Sanwei (1)
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Sanwei FEXTRA 7
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Review of Sanwei FEXTRA 7Unexpensive blade. However, however .... unique blade ! 7 plies limba-limba-ayous-ayous-ayous-limba-limba. Which is unique. The core with 3 ayous plies of equal thickness provides very good control. And the 2 outer limba plies also provide control. The result is a well controlled blade. Still fast, with 7 plies. I would compare this blade to Xiom Solo (faster, less control), and Persson Powerplay (more control, flexier). And another one thing that is great to this blade : the Sanwei handle. Slightly thicker than the average handle. I really like. It does change the weight balance of the blade and it is not head heavy, and the blade behaves better, at least in my opinion.Apr 26, 2025 | |||||||||||||||
Tibhar (1)
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Tibhar Felix Lebrun ALL
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Review of Tibhar Felix Lebrun ALLThis blade was left there and I tried it for training. Thibar Mk Hybrid as topsheet. Ohhh !Catchy blade. Catchy rubber. Everything on the table. I try a backhand topspin. How can the throw be that high ? I try again. How can it be that safe ? What if I hit a forehand topspin across the diagonal ? Whoosh ...! Hirts this one. Ok. This combination with Thibar MK Hybrid is good. The blade is catchy, but where other blades would bend too much, this blade stores the energy and give it back in a controlled, on the table, way. Forehands do not fly away and obviously the rubber pulls in the same direction. This blade is ALL+ or OFF-. Not slow. Construction is unique. Koto-?-?-Balsa-?-?-Koto. Balsa makes it light and catchy. Koto adds speed. All in all, interesting design and blade. Jun 08, 2026 | |||||||||||||
Xiom (2)
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Xiom Solo
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Review of Xiom SoloI really like this blade. It really matches the description. Fast with a lot of control. Contact is solid and direct because it is 7 plies with outer ply koto. No catapult effect (in comparison, Xiom Diva , which is also good, has more flex and catapult effect). So very stable and predictable. Very good to land all sort of loops on table. Especially short loops that may catch the opponent unwary. Bloc is dense and short game is ok. The blade has awesome control (and I own many other ones including Viscaria). This blade enables you to understand what you are doing. The koto outer veneer is superb. Great value for money.Jun 08, 2026 | |||||||||||||||
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Xiom Zetro Quad
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Review of Xiom Zetro QuadAt the beginning, I loved the blade. High throw. Easy loops. And then month after month I found it mushy and introducing a level of uncertainty in my shots.At the top gear, the blade is not linear. You put 120% of energy to kill the point and you get 105%. I think I hurt my shoulder using it. Jun 11, 2026 | |||||||||||||||
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