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Pid	Brand	Category	Name	Country	Comments	Rate
						Average: 9
Allround	Donier	Blades	lilactime031	Greece	This blade is a very good substitute to the allround blades of the famous companies. It's a cheap blade (16-19 euro in the shops) bhas similar feeling and construction with allround blades from brands as Tibhar and Donic. It's slow not like the scinese blades of the same price or even cheaper. Chinese Allround blades are usualy very fast. Good and cheap choice for beginners.	10
Waldner Senso Carbon	Donic	Blades	spae	Serbia	Excellent blade.Very nice in hand.Control wonderful,speed very good,excellent push and short game.I play with tenergy 64 max bout side.I think that this is very very good combination. I highly recommending this combination.You can get wrong.	10
Kool	JOOLA	Blades	Gareth	Canada	I recently returned to the game after a 30 year break. I played Joola in the 70s and loved their equipment then. I purchased the Kool blade, got lucky and put a sheet of Hurricane 3 National Blue sponge on the forehand, Tango Extrem Max on the backhand. This combination gives me unbelievable sidespin/topspin on both sides. Forehand Smashes at full power are breaking a lot of balls. Blocking, chopping and serving are very easy to control, the spin variations are amazing. Joola gets my top vote again	10
Active	Stiga	Blades	Eric	Philippines	very good for pips attack. I use destroyer and it makes a un readable attack. could easily confuse the opponent.	10
Award Offensive	TSP	Blades	Graham	Australia	I have had the Reflex Award blade for the past 2 years.With Andro Roxon 450 and Donic JO Silver, both in 1.8mm, it has proven to be a very versatile unit with great control/touch, and pace when you need it.It is robust and the surface treatment makes rubber changes a breeze.It has well eclipsed the other 15 bats I have had in recent years. I have had 4 Reflex Awards to test different weights and the 85gm one plays the best. I also have a Nittaku Acoustic , but the TSP has better feel and control.	10
Ma Lin Carbon	Yasaka	Blades	anthony	Philippines	one of the best looping blade! works well with New Era rubber.	10
Viscaria	Butterfly	Blades	waldner	Australia	great blade, soft feeling as stated in butterfly description. There is a rumour that the new Timo Boll ALC blade is a re-badged viscaria blade. I can tell you it is FALSE. I have both. The inner balsa of the Viscaria blade is much softer than the TB ALC, they both look the same on the edge/side. TB ALC is plays harder and seems to be slightly faster.	9
Flame	Hunter	Blades	Mark	USA	My current favorite. Extremely light, and the flared handle feels great. I am using Gambler Outlaw pre-tune on this. This combination is very light and very fast, yet retains good control. Blade gives good feedback when hitting, with some vibration, which I like. Be careful with this balsa blade and it will last a long time.	10
Equalizer	Hunter	Blades	Mark	USA	Quite a good blade actually. Has a very solid feel to it. Handle was a tad small for me, so I put a rubber grip on and it was fine. Hitting the ball felt very good with this blade.	8
Power-7	Butterfly	Blades	Thirdballa	USA	This blade IMO plays well with soft or medium-soft rubbers, its compact head takes a few pratice sessions to get use to. I would recommend this blade to someone who wants to stay away from carbon blades but wants to execute fast topspin at the table. This blade also feels good on smashes, blocks are ok as well. Good handle, very comfortable.	8

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