After using and competing with this blade for a few months I disagree that the spin is reduced in anyway, at least when I use it with the dignics 09c and tenergy series. The dwell time is not decreased in comparison to Viscaria even though it feel a bit more mute when I first used it, the trajectory is slightly lower but I can produce just as much spin when I whip through the ball, the super alc's change on spin is minimal
Hi lapiskamay, that's right. Between the two, Vis SALC is faster but less control. Easier to make mistakes with my current skill level. Haha. But for advanced level players, I think it shouldn't be too big an issue.
@@ttpassion Thanks bro, I'll take your word for this. I think we're at the same skill level too, just expert in hoarding gears though haha. I might get one sometime this year if stocks miraculously appear in PH at all. Did you get yours in SG? Planning to come over and visit when there's a WTT event again in SG. Cheers
@@hopbongban Most welcome. Happy to share my thoughts. For the rubbers, all those you mentioned are very good. I think you can go ahead with T19 for FH, and T05 for backhand. When your BH is consistent and is ready to level up, you can try 64.
Hi 👋 I’d like to know how long a blade last based on the material and compositions Especially I would like to know a comparison of blades’ lifespan between 1. koto and lima 2. Inner Alc and Outer Alc Thank you in advance. Another great video by the way. Cheers !!
Thanks for the support Colin. This is an excellent question. To be honest, I do not have an absolute answer for this in terms of comparing between the material and compositions. But this is what I think: Generally, I feel that most blade can actually last a good number of years if it does not come across any knocks or stored in humid condition. And as koto is harder than limba, I believe that it should be more durable in this sense. As for inner or outer ALC, I don't think there's much difference in terms of durability as much of it still rely on the wood material since carbon itself is quite tough. Hope this helps. Any other viewers who might know, do feel free to share your knowledge too. Cheers.
@@ttpassion thank you Do you mean a blade like viscaria could last longer compare to innerforce alc since viscaria is made of koto as outer veneer whereas innerforce alc is made of Lima.
@@ttpassion I see. I’m just an amateur and I previously had used an all wood blade now eager to try carbon. I’m considering the outer alc and inner alc but being unable to decide. Any suggestion please 🙌
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Thank you so much with your review for that I'm no longer longing to have Viscaria Super ALC and stick with my regular Viscaria. Hehe
You are so welcome!
After using and competing with this blade for a few months I disagree that the spin is reduced in anyway, at least when I use it with the dignics 09c and tenergy series. The dwell time is not decreased in comparison to Viscaria even though it feel a bit more mute when I first used it, the trajectory is slightly lower but I can produce just as much spin when I whip through the ball, the super alc's change on spin is minimal
Thanks Gab for sharing a differing view. Great to know more about this blade from long term users like yourself. 👍
Hello, can you test the innershield layer zlf or diode 5 with a national hurricane 3 boost ?
Hi Noah, I do not have those blades. Definitely would test them if I come across it. Thanks for your comment! Cheers.
The music in the background is very annoying. It interferes with your voice. Can you get rid of the music ？
Hi Bill. Thanks for the feedback. Will lower the background music in my future videos.
hey man, how does the Ovtcharov Innerforce ALC compared to the Super Viscaria? Is the SuVis a lot faster and less control?
cheers man
Hi lapiskamay, that's right. Between the two, Vis SALC is faster but less control. Easier to make mistakes with my current skill level. Haha. But for advanced level players, I think it shouldn't be too big an issue.
@@ttpassion Thanks bro, I'll take your word for this. I think we're at the same skill level too, just expert in hoarding gears though haha.
I might get one sometime this year if stocks miraculously appear in PH at all. Did you get yours in SG? Planning to come over and visit when there's a WTT event again in SG.
Cheers
@@lapiskamay I ordered mine via Taobao, but they shipped it directly to me from Japan when it was launched in Japan back then.
Hi.i'm still consider viscaria salc and zhang jike alc.can u give advise which one will better for amature player
Hi, for amateur, I would recommend Zhang Jike ALC or Viscaria ALC. THE SALC might be too fast and difficult to control for amateur level.
@@ttpassion many thanks bro.for zhang jike alc can i use fh rubber is tenergy 19,bh rubber is ten 05 or 64 is best choice?
@@hopbongban Most welcome. Happy to share my thoughts. For the rubbers, all those you mentioned are very good. I think you can go ahead with T19 for FH, and T05 for backhand. When your BH is consistent and is ready to level up, you can try 64.
@@ttpassion thank u so much bro 🙂
Hi 👋
I’d like to know how long a blade last based on the material and compositions
Especially I would like to know a comparison of blades’ lifespan between
1. koto and lima
2. Inner Alc and Outer Alc
Thank you in advance. Another great video by the way. Cheers !!
Thanks for the support Colin. This is an excellent question. To be honest, I do not have an absolute answer for this in terms of comparing between the material and compositions. But this is what I think: Generally, I feel that most blade can actually last a good number of years if it does not come across any knocks or stored in humid condition. And as koto is harder than limba, I believe that it should be more durable in this sense. As for inner or outer ALC, I don't think there's much difference in terms of durability as much of it still rely on the wood material since carbon itself is quite tough.
Hope this helps.
Any other viewers who might know, do feel free to share your knowledge too. Cheers.
@@ttpassion thank you
Do you mean a blade like viscaria could last longer compare to innerforce alc since viscaria is made of koto as outer veneer whereas innerforce alc is made of Lima.
@@colin6711 yes, if we are only looking at the material for comparison. There are still other factors that contribute to how long the blade can last.
@@ttpassion I see.
I’m just an amateur and I previously had used an all wood blade now eager to try carbon. I’m considering the outer alc and inner alc but being unable to decide. Any suggestion please 🙌
@@colin6711 No worries. I'd recommend Ovtcharov Innerforce ALC. Outer ALC might be a big jump from wood to carbon blade.
What happened to my man🥲 Have u forgotten your TH-cam password xD
Hi M4STR, thanks for the message! I'm a new dad now so I'm still trying to find a balance to create more videos. Give me some time to push out new videos. Thank you!