(No Brand) WHIZZ Cybershape N256

Important addendum: Anyone who uses an original Stiga Cybershape (or a Stuor or Lemuria Cyber...) can also use the rubbers purchased for it on the WHIZZ Cybershape blades!!! - however, these then have to be recut. ( However, the Stiga rubbers fit very poorly on the Stuor or Lemuria Cybershapes !!! ) Unfortunately, this all-wood Cybershape blade has a very slim handle that is more suitable for children and women. ( - as always purchased via AliExpress at “Dreiser Good Sporting Store”! ) Mine weighs 71g. and her head dimensions correspond to those of the other WHIZZ blades. ( - but unfortunately not those from Stuor, Lemuria or Stiga!) The veneer combination gives the blade a more indirect ball response, which is why I recommend combining it with harder rubbers. (- with the cheaper WHIZZ blades the feedback is better, the attack is harder! The speed is in the upper middle range (- the cheaper WHIZZ blades are slower!) I sealed my blade (as almost always!) with clear varnish. (- recommend I !!!) If Cybershapes weighing normally 85 - 90 g. Because they quickly become very heavy, there are few problems even with heavier rubbers due to their low weight. The blade remains quite light and I haven't noticed any top-heaviness due to the rubber so far (thank God!). Conclusion: inexpensive blade "for Cybershape beginners" who like to play softer blades. - of course, this blade is not only suitable for beginners, but also for advanced users!!! ... and control freaks. ;) Addendum: I think I'll pick up a Stiga cybershape solid wood from my dealer soon to compare. ;-P