Huaruite Clipper

this blade can do anything that you want. this blade is fast enough with a good control. loop with this blade from far or near the table is very precision with sharp arc. i think this blade is much more worthed for its price and i think this blade is better then Yinhe N9. Something that i dont like for this blade is about the handle. the handle making blister in my hand.

I recently had a chance to repair on old Stiga Hans Alser clipper of late 70's 80's. That blade had really soft touch because of soft wood and a thickness of about 6.5 mm. I believed I will never meet such a blade again. Then I ordered an HRT clipper and asked the seller to send me the thinnest possible sample. I received a 6.6 mm thick one with a pair of Friendship focus III snipe. When I finished the rubber gluing and test it I could not believe that I had the same feeling like the old Alser clipper. Have in mind that we chose to put a Stiga Boost TS on that and proved to be a right decision. Focus III snipe rubber is also softish and light and the final sense was amazing. I went immediately to the club to test it. It is still in test but I can assure you that this blade is a marvel! It is like the old clipper and the control is something amazing for a seven ply blade. Price is a steel. Who needs something else I don't know. My other blades so far are: adidas v1.1 & 1.5. Stiga all-round evolution, Donic Waldner ultra senso carbon. No-one has better control than this. To be continued ....

My normal set up is Viscaria with FH T05 and BH Rasant Grip. I heard this blade is similar to Stiga clipper, so I bought it just to try it then sell it to someone later. I put Yinhe Mercury for FH and BH (really cheap rubbers $11 for 2). I honestly didn't expect much from this blade, but then the control of this control is amazing. Many of my shots are going on the table consistently, flicks, loops, backhand drive, and especially blocking. This set up is a little bit slow for me, but I am sure it will be better if I use better rubbers. After playing it for a day, I decide to keep this blade as my training blade.

Basically a good for everything blade. If you want to put on an ALL rubber, do it. Want to put on a super OFF+++ rubber? Don't hesitate! It makes every one of your shots a beauty with enough speed and control. Worths much much more than it's price. The only negative thing is the handle, which makes your hands really really dry, especially at your thumb and pointing finger. It can be easily fixed with lacquer or 'griptape'.

Weight 88g the handle is too smooth for a good grip and the side is rough it would give me blisters if I tried to play long with it. But a few seconds with sandpaper made it perfect. The bottom of the blade needed rounding off too. For sealing I use PVA or quick drying car paint lacquer. Pritt stick stationery glue works on 50% of rubbers and is easy to remove after. I only used the clipper for two hours it could have more to give, the dwell time is fantastic. Close to the DHS PG7 but cheaper I do not know which one I prefer. Update I have now fully tested the clipper. You can drill a hole under the metal 2091 tag and add solder to offset the weight of the rubbers. A little slower than the PG7 but a lot more control the handle fits my hand better than the PG7. I would recommend this blade to a beginner or intermediate there is no need to upgrade. I will not be looking for another blade for sometime. This is one seriously good blade and suites me better than the other blades I have tried(729V6, N-9,N-9S, T11+, Y15, Palio Cat, Dr. Neubauer High Technology Plus , PG7).Very good speed with such control well done HRT.