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Sanwei F3 Pro
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Review of Sanwei F3 ProA good blade and is similar to the Timo Boll ALC from butterfly. Good dwell time for topspin. Recommended to use hard sponge rubbers in forehand to get the maximum spin potential.I use Gewo Nanoflex FT48 on FH and Gewo Nanoflex FT45 on BH Jan 18, 2017 | |||||||||||||||
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Sanwei BY1091 Even
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Review of Sanwei BY1091 EvenThe Sanwei BY1091 was very well designed by Sanwei. It is astonishing that 19 layers (10 wood and 9 soft carbon) has been clubbed together without increasing the thickness of the blade. This blade reminds me of the Yasaka Dynamix 17 blade which is a 17 layered blade. The difference is that Dynamix is an all wood blade and Sanwei has alternate soft carbon layers. Sanwei has proven their marksmanship in blade creation by producing wonderful blades over the years and this one is a masterpiece.Aug 29, 2017 | |||||||||||||||
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Sanwei FEXTRA 7
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Review of Sanwei FEXTRA 7A fabulous blade from Sanwei. 7 ply blade with Limba-Ayous-Ayous-[Ayous Core]-Ayous-Ayous-Limba construction.The Limba -Ayous provides good flex and adds to the topspin capabilities of the blade. I used to play with the DHS Hurricane Long 3 blade (Ma Long 3) and was looking for a off- blade with similar capabilities. This was it!!! I tried the Stiga Clipper, Tibhar Samsonov Force pro and few other blades but ended up liking the Sanwei Fextra 7. No other blade at this price range is more suited for spin based game play. On a comparative scale - DHS Hurricane Long 3 > Sanwei Fextra > Stiga Clipper > Tibhar Samsonov Force Pro > DHS PG7 Rubbers - This blade works well with both tacky and non tacky rubbers. I used a boosted DHS Hurricane 3 on my forehand and Tibhar Evolution MXP on my backhand and the results were impressive. I tried the MXP on the forhand side too and surprisingly it performed well for heavy spin based play style. Never felt any lack of control. Verdict: If you can afford and handle the DHS Hurricane Long 3, go for it. Else the Sanwei Fextra 7 is a good substitute with reduced speed and added control for topspin based plays Nov 13, 2017 | |||||||||||||||
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