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neon 
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Hello, carefully check my TMXi and saw red arilate, barely noticeable
 . So ... it is true TMX. Tks.
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It is not ZLC, it has ZL, Carbon and Arylate. |
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neon
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Hello friends. About trimetrix material... What do you think? Aramid + carbon + zilon. I can't believe. I don' believe. It's just zlc. Isn't it? Xiom is Masters of advertising. By the way... second layer of tmxi is samba, like many chinese blades... for low Expense. What do you think? Tks.
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I am not sure about the US, but the pro version never reached europe, also most of the new xiom rubbers are not available. Pretty much explains why there's no opinions about it.
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anyone have new input on the TMXI (either version) blades - I tend to like blade similar to HL5
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So it's like Trinity inner
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trinity is 2nd layer.
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Similar to Joola Trinity? |
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Colin Ksh
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Do you think he performs better with w968? what he used to play before. Is it because of his equipment or due to some problems with himself lately. |
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AJH seemed not having good results after using this blade. That won't help on sale.
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what do you mean. Normal TMXi is for amateurs and Pro version is for pros as name indicates. Don’t think you have to use the pro version to play like a pro.
Since the first release in March, The difference btw two has been widely discussed already in Korea. The pro version has slightly thinner core with bigger head size, compared to the regular version. So you can predict what these features bring. More dwelling, less speed, heavier especially with rubbers on both side. I tried them both, I am happy with my Viscaria.
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It's fine. Thanks for sharing by the way. Is the difference noticable between the two? do you also think the normal TMXi is more than enough for amateurs? I'm interested in getting one but still considering. |
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TMXI has more stiffness in it since the composite layer has carbon, zylon and arylate carbon while the ALXi has alc only.
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Sorry been to busy outside of table tennis but to answer your question, only the blade head size differs and probably due to the weight you would need to swing harder. I may have noticed a slight difference in quality as the pro version are handpicked by Xiom.
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May I know if the difference is big between non pro and pro tmxi. apart from thicker handle and heaveir weight. Comparing in different aspects would be cool:) Btw, let me share the photo please Edited by Colin Ksh - 06/27/2022 at 12:46am |
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May I know the feedback using those blades pls. And is the difference in terms of performance (speed,spin,control,power ) significant between the two?
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Posted: 06/19/2022 at 2:59pm |
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thats interesting. Thicker outer plies on the pro?!?
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Posted: 06/19/2022 at 2:07pm |
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 Regular(left), Pro(right) |
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Would love to hear the difference between TMXi and ALXi, why would someone chose one over the other?
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Could you explain more specific please. How TMXi and TMXi Pro are different to w968. I suppose them to be similar. Is the pro and non-pro differ alot too in terms of performance. |
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I see. Could you tell abit more detail please what do you mean by more solid. How much did you pay for the pro and non-pro respectively may I know. Did you order online ? It's not available here where I live yet.
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Not much only that the Pro version has a bigger head making you swing harder but the Pro version felt more solid to me.
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Is the difference(speed,spin,control,power,etc) between the normal TMXi and Pro significance ?
The wood surface looks quite different imo though. Thanks in advance |
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Hi Yogi,
How does the Xiom TMXi compares vs the Xiom AZXi? Regards, TTKid
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Would also like a comparison with innerforce ZLC/Apolonia.
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How you you find it compared to the 36.5 ALXi? (and the Victas ZX-Gear In if you've tried that)
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