Stuor Professional Long V (Cybershape)

Updated: After I had my first experiences with the Lemuria Cybershape 6 ( ... which is identical in construction to the STUOR Hexagonal (Cyber...), I wanted to try this Stuor Professional Long V ( innerlayer Cybershape) of which I already own the normal version twice and which has the same veneer structure! Anyone who expects the same rubbers to "work" on the Cybershape as on the conventional blade, will be probably shocked! Not only is the Cybershape a bit slower, it also gives a completely different feeing. As too with the Lemuria, finding the rubber is a little more difficult! Facts: my blade weighs now "90" g., the concave handle is "strong." The workmanship is appealing but not perfect! ( - it is advisable to grind the blade down a bit and to seal the clubface. ;-P) After the sale of the Lemuria, the Donic Baracuda Big Slam (max.), which I liked very much back then, remained in my possession. It is now glued to the Stuor H5 Cyber on the FH side. Normally I haven't played such soft rubber for a long time and otherwise use a maximum of 2.1 mm sponges. BUT: as I wrote back then, such a cybershape is different and you first have to find the right rubbers for it. I am currently looking for the right BH rubber. ( ... Tenergy 64, TSP Regalis Red, Aurus Sound were a flop !!! ) - but, I hope to find soon my right BH rubber. The Palio AK 47 Red could be a perfect partner, ... his advantage, he is extremely light !!! Conclusion: of the 7 different Cybershape blades that I bought at the past, is the Stuor Professional Long V Cyber definitely the most recommended !!! (- if you like a stable, harder and direct feeling.) The Lemuria Cybershape 6 (alias Stuor Hexagonal) is softer, but too to recommended. ... it's just a pity, that both are not a bit faster !!!

An excellent blade for the price, good control and speed, the only problem is that it is quite delicate, because if you hit it, it can easily break the outer layers.