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Hello, I play with Matador Texa Carbon and Desperado Reloaded OX and I am happy with the equipment, but I would like to have another one with Tibhar Grass Dtcs OX (green) and a different offensive blade. I have used them with a Donic Ovtcharov Carbospeed and the pips side is very good but I don't really like the FH, plus the blade is a little oversized. A few days ago I tried a Viscaria with two inverted rubbers and I liked the FH a lot. I felt that it was very easy to do topspin and counter in a natural way, giving a lot of speed and spin. Maybe it's a matter of weight and not blade (today I'll do some tests with the Matador Texa Carbon and the Carbospeed with two inverted rubbers to see if it's just a matter of weight). The blades I'm thinking of are these:

VISCARIA (ALC)
FAN ZHENDONG ALC
TIMO BOLL ALC
TIMO BOLL ZLC
TIMO BOLL ESPIRIT (ALC)
HUGO CALDERANO HAL
HUGO CALDERANO SAL
DONIC ORIGINAL TRUE CARBON
DONIC ORIGINAL TRUE CARBON INNER
GEWO FORCE ARC OFF
CARBONADO 45
CARBONADO 290

Something makes me lean towards the Butterfly, but it is nothing empirical except the encounter with the Viscaria, rather subjective. To say that I don't like blade to vibrate, the Matador Texa Carbon doesn't vibrate at all.
I look forward to your experience and/or opinions.
Thank you so much.

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Dr. Neubauer Matador Texa Carbon Gewo Proton Neo 450 Dr. Neubauer Desperado Reloaded OX
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The Desperado Reloaded IS worse than D.techs as far as the dampening effect IS concerned- in fact It has zero effect.....therfore,it is more sensible to use D.techs rather than D. Reloaded or any Dr.Neubauer 's on an off Blade.

I believe whichever Blade you use has to have a thin outer ply for blocking with pips in ox since the key IS consistency to block short and low......