Thx for the video! What would you choose between tmxi pro and zjk super zlc? Got the zjk but want to try a different one to find out which suits me better
@@Best0f Hi. Thanks for the question. I have not tried zjk super zlc extensively enough to compare the two. But if you are able to get tmxi pro at a decent price, i think it's worth to try it.
I have TMX version, 83grams. First impressions are fast blade, really stiff, hard to control. I feel hard to adjust to my playing style in 2 weeks, and the most annoying is the sharp edge of the blade
@@วชานนท์ตั้งเสถียรพันธุ์ for my skill level i prefer ovtcharov inner alc over tmxi pro. I feel it's easier to control and feel more secure with my shots. For tmxi pro i think need better skill level to be able to fully control it well, i would think it's more suitable for players that really train very regularly.
Hi Astamak, the TMXi series are very different with FZD ALC. TMXi had a woody feel due to it's inner carbon structure. The FZD ALC is faster than the TMXi but might be comparable with the Pro version. Overall, if I were to choose, I would go for FZD ALC than TMXi.
Hi. Thanks for your question. I have not tried cybershape wood. However, if compared to cybershape carbon, I'd say TMXi or pro are very different from cybershape carbon. I'd imagine the difference would be even more noticeable with cybershape wood. Hence, it should be difficult to switch from TMXi to cybershape wood or vice versa.
Hey ! Thank you for the review ! Could you tell me more about the grip of the TMXi Pro. I play with the TMXi, and this blade is perfect, but the grip on this blade is too thin for me. Is the pro version larger ?
Hi, kayflock4134, for the purpose of this review, I did use the same rubbers for comparison and I had also tested the same rubbers on w968. Hope this clarifies.
Hi Aloo, the TMXi is similar to Ovtcharov Innerforce ALC but i feel TMXi is quite stiff compared to innerforce ALC and TB ALC. Same for TMXi Pro. But TMXi pro has insane power packed in it. The ball dwell time is not as good but it's powerful is way over innerforce ALC and TB ALC.
Hi winson, I’m trying to decide on a new innerforce blade style setup with H3 Neo provincial blue sponge on FH and Dignics 09C on Bh. I’m trying to decide between Commercial Long 5, Commercial Long 5x, the TMXi, or the TMXi Pro, as I can get them all around the same price. Which one should I get? I am mainly a looper on both wings with more preference on the FH.
Hi bro, thanks for the review. I understand that you are a butterfly outer koto blade fan. :) can you tell me if the tmxi regular is head heavy? Also i am considering to upgrade from long 5 (commercial/ regular version) to tmxi with fastarc g1 and rakza 7. Do you think it is a good upgrade?
Hi bro, thanks for leaving a question. Actually I'm more of a Long 5 W968 user. So its really good question for me to answer. If you feel that currently you are able to control your hits well and lack of some power, I'd recommend to switch to TMXi as TMXi in my opinion is more powerful. However, if you feel that you are doing okay with the control, then I won't recommend switching as the TMXi can be quite bouncy. So without good control technique, it might not be beneficial for you to make that switch. Hope this helps.
@@ttpassion am still developing control. Yes, I was looking for more power and i think your answer clarifies that. I will focus on getting better then probably switch to tmxi. How about rubbers? Would the same rubbers be good on tmxi also? G1 on fh and Rakza 7 on bh.
Hi there.. Great job, hope you much success and continuity in your channel.. Dear sir, regarding glueing and sealing episodes for you.. A thought came to my mind! Can we apply a voc glue to the wood side and voc-free to the sponge side? Would that work? Since I use a butterfly rubber wich recommend the water base glue , the same time voc glue wouldn't ruin the blade!
Hi Akm Asn, I wouldn't recommend using VOC glue on the wood surface of the blade. How VOC glue works is that the chemical compound will actually modify the rubber's sponge properties to "boost" it. Hence, applying it onto the wood will not have any benefits and in fact there's possibility that it will damage the wood.
I played both....normal very high control and unbelievable placement but a bit slow and a woody feel. So I wanted a pro for more power. Xiom builded me a pro with straight handle. It was slow, uncontrolable and I was very disappointed. You couldnt even play a controlled ballon ball from the back. Maybe it was a produce mistake I can't imagine it should be like this.
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Thanks for the great support always
Thx for the video!
What would you choose between tmxi pro and zjk super zlc? Got the zjk but want to try a different one to find out which suits me better
@@Best0f Hi. Thanks for the question. I have not tried zjk super zlc extensively enough to compare the two. But if you are able to get tmxi pro at a decent price, i think it's worth to try it.
Thanks for the review. Will be good If you can get hold of TMX outer version recently released
Hi Bilge. You're welcomed. I will see if I'm able to borrow it from any friend to try because unlikely I will buy it.
I have TMX version, 83grams. First impressions are fast blade, really stiff, hard to control. I feel hard to adjust to my playing style in 2 weeks, and the most annoying is the sharp edge of the blade
@@Randy-rs2jq great info. Thanks for sharing your experience. That's true, I also felt the edge is a little sharp for a comfortable grip.
@@Randy-rs2jq thanks for the info. Which rubbers did you use and what was your previous blade?
@@enisbugra viscria alc, FH Fastarc G1, BH hexer grip sfx. I think this carbon series feel more likely zlc than alc, cmiiw.
thank you for the review.
Great job brother 👍
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Thank for your review. How does the pro version compare to ovcharov inner ALC, which one do you pick in terms of Overall ?
@@วชานนท์ตั้งเสถียรพันธุ์ for my skill level i prefer ovtcharov inner alc over tmxi pro. I feel it's easier to control and feel more secure with my shots. For tmxi pro i think need better skill level to be able to fully control it well, i would think it's more suitable for players that really train very regularly.
What do you think of the AJH TMXi Regular and AJH TMXi Pro vs the FZD ALC
Hi Astamak, the TMXi series are very different with FZD ALC. TMXi had a woody feel due to it's inner carbon structure. The FZD ALC is faster than the TMXi but might be comparable with the Pro version. Overall, if I were to choose, I would go for FZD ALC than TMXi.
Very good review.
How do these compare with cybershape wood?.
Are difficult the change?
Thank you
Hi. Thanks for your question. I have not tried cybershape wood. However, if compared to cybershape carbon, I'd say TMXi or pro are very different from cybershape carbon. I'd imagine the difference would be even more noticeable with cybershape wood. Hence, it should be difficult to switch from TMXi to cybershape wood or vice versa.
@@ttpassionThank you
please review nittaku Hina Hayata H2 , thanks
Hey ! Thank you for the review !
Could you tell me more about the grip of the TMXi Pro. I play with the TMXi, and this blade is perfect, but the grip on this blade is too thin for me. Is the pro version larger ?
Hi! The grip are the same for both TMXi and TMXi pro.
Are the handles really the same? The handle on the pro isn't bigger?
Thank you forward
Most welcome
is the pro version handle is thicker than the regular?
Hi. Yes, the pro is slight thicker than the regular.
Did u already review jekyll and hyde rubber? tnx
Hi Min Tzy, I have not tried that rubber before.
Bty ovtcharov vs hina hayata h2 vs xiom an jaehyun tmxi vs dhs long 5x.
Regarding spin and control, which one do you choose?
Hi. Thanks for the question. I'd choose ovtcharov. Overall, I find it better than the other 2.
hi what according to you is better icecream azxi or ajh tmxi at the same price?
Hi. I have not tried ice cream azxi before so I can't comment on this. So sorry.
U can't be giving ratings between two different blade at the end without using the same rubbers..did you use the same rubbers when testing w968?
Hi, kayflock4134, for the purpose of this review, I did use the same rubbers for comparison and I had also tested the same rubbers on w968. Hope this clarifies.
How do these compare to the Innerforce ALC or Timo Boll ALC?
Hi Aloo, the TMXi is similar to Ovtcharov Innerforce ALC but i feel TMXi is quite stiff compared to innerforce ALC and TB ALC. Same for TMXi Pro. But TMXi pro has insane power packed in it. The ball dwell time is not as good but it's powerful is way over innerforce ALC and TB ALC.
Hi winson, I’m trying to decide on a new innerforce blade style setup with H3 Neo provincial blue sponge on FH and Dignics 09C on Bh. I’m trying to decide between Commercial Long 5, Commercial Long 5x, the TMXi, or the TMXi Pro, as I can get them all around the same price. Which one should I get? I am mainly a looper on both wings with more preference on the FH.
Hi, I'd get TMXi pro if it's about the same price.
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Hi bro, thanks for the review. I understand that you are a butterfly outer koto blade fan. :) can you tell me if the tmxi regular is head heavy? Also i am considering to upgrade from long 5 (commercial/ regular version) to tmxi with fastarc g1 and rakza 7. Do you think it is a good upgrade?
Hi bro, thanks for leaving a question. Actually I'm more of a Long 5 W968 user. So its really good question for me to answer. If you feel that currently you are able to control your hits well and lack of some power, I'd recommend to switch to TMXi as TMXi in my opinion is more powerful. However, if you feel that you are doing okay with the control, then I won't recommend switching as the TMXi can be quite bouncy. So without good control technique, it might not be beneficial for you to make that switch. Hope this helps.
@@ttpassion am still developing control. Yes, I was looking for more power and i think your answer clarifies that. I will focus on getting better then probably switch to tmxi. How about rubbers? Would the same rubbers be good on tmxi also? G1 on fh and Rakza 7 on bh.
@@khajaaijazqutubuddin5592 yes. Those 2 rubbers are pretty safe choices. They work well on most blades.
Thanks for clarifying. Any comment if tmxi regular is head heavy with rubbers?
Hi there..
Great job, hope you much success and continuity in your channel..
Dear sir, regarding glueing and sealing episodes for you..
A thought came to my mind! Can we apply a voc glue to the wood side and voc-free to the sponge side? Would that work? Since I use a butterfly rubber wich recommend the water base glue , the same time voc glue wouldn't ruin the blade!
Hi Akm Asn, I wouldn't recommend using VOC glue on the wood surface of the blade. How VOC glue works is that the chemical compound will actually modify the rubber's sponge properties to "boost" it. Hence, applying it onto the wood will not have any benefits and in fact there's possibility that it will damage the wood.
I played both....normal very high control and unbelievable placement but a bit slow and a woody feel. So I wanted a pro for more power. Xiom builded me a pro with straight handle. It was slow, uncontrolable and I was very disappointed. You couldnt even play a controlled ballon ball from the back. Maybe it was a produce mistake I can't imagine it should be like this.
Hi pupkin2006. That's surprising to hear about the pro version. I guess it might be production issue.
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