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Sanwei (1) 
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Sanwei V5 Pro
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Review of Sanwei V5 ProI'll compare with clipper cr which i've been playing for 2yrs. Mine was 87g, 6.0mm, off-/off, faster & lighter than ccr. The outer ply made from light cream color ashwood, famously known used in fender guitar body for much warmer tone.The head cutting size similar to yasaka-stiga (150*157). Large sweet spot, med-hard, slight flex, less dwell than ccr. Not so springy with touch play but nice feeling with medium tensor/spring sponge. Mine was 160g (tenergy80/V15xtra), feels so balanced, easy to play active block close to table. Looping from mid distance gives nice arc ball near to base line. The handle similar to stiga legend, has less vibration. Though it's hollow, the weight was distributed across the entire blade, makes it very easy to control. No rough edges, so comfort on my palm. So was when wet, no need to wipe off. Feel natural with grip within thumb & middle finger, easy forehand to backhand switchover. It's excel close to table. Play passive block and flat drive is where V5P specializes. The harder you hit the more speed & control you get. With the right techniques i was be able to do all shots with safe & less error. It has a medium throw, easy placement at any areas. Power and counter looping at mid distance is more fun than ccr- sharp & spinny ball without using my utmost energy. Control is great too in this area. Though V5P design based on clipper-violin, it's totally new blade design. U can buy clone blades which have close construction to clipper with a variety of outer ply but V5P is a special weapon with a character. It's cheaper than the cheapest butterfly low end series blade. It's simplicity might looks cheap to someone eyes- no holographic badge, no multi colored handle, which make no sense for our performance in the game. Why waste money if we can get the cheap ones with the same character? IMO don't give bad impression with the cheap blade, let's update our skills. The VP5 performance is more than acceptable. Nov 24, 2019 | |||||||||||||||
Stiga (1)
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Stiga Clipper CR
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Review of Stiga Clipper CRClipper is among the popular 7-ply blades in the market since early 80's. 5-ply ayous core & limba outer, is a good combination which led very outstanding play performances during their day's. Since then stiga came with the variation of handle & surface with the wrb system, cr system, oversized, combi system, crystal tech etc.. I have experience using this blade on the 38mm ball ages. It's quite fast, suits for all out attackers,used by many Chinese players with power loop & fast drive style. After 75 years clipper still around in the market with the new successors. Most of them still kept the 5-ply ayous core with the variety of outer ply.Clipper cr with the lacquered surface was added the hardness, speed, sweet spot & rubber peel off friendliness. But that's not make big changes from the regular version. During the 40+ ball era it just rated as off from off+. Combined with the right rubber I still can loop with monstrous spin from mid distance. Generating fast drive, active & passive block from close to table are still dangerous, with the ball landed on the safe area. I recommended this blade for intermediate player who makings way to be full attacker but still needs security. Nov 24, 2019 | |||||||||||||||
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