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Ah.. So hard drives are easy to control, while finesse shots are not, and often don't land on target? I think this might be the sign of a blade that's too fast. That might be why I like the M8 so much, I find it much easier to push and block short, while also being able to control, say, long pushes into the corners or over-the-table rolls or flips of the opponent's pushes or serves. I can recall other blades that were way too fast (an extreme example would be that Yinhe N6 I won at an auction on ebay - Eacheng doesn't do these anymore, they were a lot of fun ). These fast blades could control hard topspin drives, but soft shots were harder to land.

Strangely enough - to me blades seem to matter a lot, but rubbers don't. I still haven't found a rubber that's "too fast" - even Rasant Turbo and Evolution MX-P were fine for the soft shots. (There ARE rubbers which are "too slow", though - 999T, H3 and especially Ckylin come to mind... Ckylin was WAAAY too slow.. and so was Tackiness Chop, I remember from the 1980s..)

Iskandar

Price of this blade is my ceiling. Thanks,

And how much is that?

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around 2200 Php = 42 usd

So you can easily afford four of these...

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/SANWEI- ... 84830.html

Iskandar

around 2200 Php = 42 usd[/quote]




Well, FB2 is 40usd. Less expensive and better blade.

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Thanks, but i prefer composite blade.