Stiga Ulf Bengtsson Allround Wood

Stiga Ulf "Tickan" Carlsson: more springy and bouncy, but not crazy speed. Stiga Hans Alser: slower in maneuver, too slow in slow swings and too fast in fast swings. heavy, and easy to maneuver but only in blocks. In the air it's easily punishable. But the Ulf Bengtsson is in the middle of these two. not heavy, not fast. It's easier to maneuver to create spin, it's light and listens to you. And does not lie trough any bouncy or flexxy gimmicks nor its too stiff or has weird vibrations. It's very well made. I would Say it's the only vintage blade worth getting for me. for what i'm looking for in a blade. Mine is not porous, not too hard not too soft, but still, perfect for allround. I got one in perfect condition but still, i think the Ulf bengtsson is the most sensible one to moisture out of the these three. I haven't tested the stiga stellan bengtsson which looks extremely porous. nor c. or k. johansson, which i think the joola christer is like a lighter alser/tickan, and kjell which i think its more flexxy.