LoopInYourHeart's Blade Ratings/Reviews
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Butterfly (1) 
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Butterfly Primorac Carbon TAMCA 5000
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Review of Butterfly Primorac Carbon TAMCA 5000Great blade and performance for around $100. Will provide as much speed as the newer ZLC blades at the cost of the softer feel that the newer ZLC technology will offer. I rated this blade a perfect 10 because over my 15 years of extreme table tennis this blade has always been and stayed in my bag. An absolute rocket in my opinion and will require very quality strokes to keep the ball on the table. I would say this blade isn't very forgiving with weak strokes being stiff so you will need to execute your shots correctly and with great quality both on and off the table. I really think this maybe one of the fastest blades butterfly offers and again such a bargain at $100. If you are confident with your strokes and have the ability to grab and brush the ball at will this racket is a must.I use Neo Hurricane 3 39 degree provincial orange 2.15mm boosted on my FH and Dignics 05 max on the BH. Sep 30, 2021 | |||||||||||||||
DHS (1)
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DHS Hurricane Long 5x
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Review of DHS Hurricane Long 5xVery fast blade for playing a modern style attack game. Not the Version that Ma Long uses but of a similar composition for the masses. I bought this w/ provincial neo 3 blue 41 degrees on fh and prov neo orang 37 degrees on bh for fun to copy Ma Longs setup. After a few adjustments going from dignics 05 on the Backhand I’d have to say I’m very pleased. Monstrously fast and soft neo h3 on backhand. Softer sponge engages with a more compact stroke. The blade seems to have a flex catapult effect.It’s easy to play a passive backhand counter top spin game off the table,while looking for the opportunity to attack with forehand. 10 out of 10Dec 23, 2021 | |||||||||||||||
Gambler (1)
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Gambler G Line X Fast Carbon
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Review of Gambler G Line X Fast CarbonI’m using this blade with gambler volt T on my forehand and volt m hard on my backhand. Great performance for the price. I can say this blade played consistently well and I didn’t have problems with any of my shots. Only thing I can really compare this blade to would be my butterfly primorac carbon with Chinese forehand and butterfly backhand and compared to that this blade and setup is just about a point slower on the backhand. Forehand is equally as fast at all variations of loop speeds but the slower backhand could have been mainly attributed from the backhand rubber. But one big plus is the paddles lights the flares handle seems smaller than what I’m used to but it didn’t bother me much.Oct 08, 2021 | |||||||||||||||
Stiga (1)
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Stiga Cybershape Carbon
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Review of Stiga Cybershape CarbonThis is a boss carbon blade. The carbon is placed closer to the core for more touch and control. It looks cool too and always turns heads because of its unique shape. This is my goto blade at the moment and has speed and incredible touch and feel all around. Best carbon blade i've ever owned. Control is ridiculously good. One important thing to point out. The unique shape shifts the balance of the weight towards the top of the racquet giving you a sort of top heavy hammer effect. I think its great and gives me extra acceleration in my forehand swing but keep that in mind to match your preference.Feb 01, 2023 | |||||||||||||||
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