Good blades for Evolution MX-S?

I'm using mx-s FH on my vega pro right now. Using mx-p on the BH. I get tempted to use mxp on my FH, but well, mx-s sure is helping me get my stroke perfect. I'm using a xiom vega pro. Enough power behind the table if you loop instead of drive(with a good swing) . I also tried it on a samsonov force pro (blk ed), a bit higher throw and a lot easier to use than the vega pro near the table and easier to drive from mid dist, though a bit tougher to loop since its not flexy. mx-s should be easy to use on a tbalc too I guess, though I kinda feel like arylate and koto outers arnt gonna bring out the best in mx-s. Feel like trying it on the regular force pro, might be a good fit since it has tonnes of dwell, good throw, and maybe a tiny bit of flex compare To the blk ed.

I use MX-S on the FH of an old Allround Stiga blade and it works well.  I think this rubber likes blades with a little flex, but it is probably a personal choice.

nv42 wrote: mx-s is definitely more of a brush loopers rubber, so something with a dwelly outer wood and Atleast some degree of flex should help. With mx-s, cannot easily counter or drive with a not too closed angle like with mx-p. I'm not sure how it'l do on a blade with a koto outer like tb Alc, should give you better control compared to a limba outer blade I suppose.

nv42 wrote: mx-s is definitely more of a brush loopers rubber, so something with a dwelly outer wood and Atleast some degree of flex should help. With mx-s, cannot easily counter or drive with a not too closed angle like with mx-p. I'm not sure how it'l do on a blade with a koto outer like tb Alc, should give you better control compared to a limba outer blade I suppose.

It plays on a Photino like it belongs there.

qualizon wrote: nv42 wrote: mx-s is definitely more of a brush loopers rubber, so something with a dwelly outer wood and Atleast some degree of flex should help. With mx-s, cannot easily counter or drive with a not too closed angle like with mx-p. I'm not sure how it'l do on a blade with a koto outer like tb Alc, should give you better control compared to a limba outer blade I suppose. I'll have to disagree, limba outer should give more control comparingto koto outer, because koto is harder than limba, thus less dwell time. As for MX-S, it's a rubber that demand proper stroke so that power can be generated from your whole body movement, leg-waist-arm-wrist.

Both my tbs and vega pro are almsot the same speed in the lower gears (vega pro a tiny bit faster maybe), and yea, the ball definitely does stay longer on the vega pro. I dont know why, on more brushy shots I find koto outer easier to control even though they do generate less spin comparatively (tbs and zxi) , not that I have any problem with limba, on the contrary I prefer limba though koto kinda feels a lot tamer on brushy strokes. Nothing that someone can't get used to though, so it's all good.
And I agree with what you said abt mx-s, exactly why I'm loving it on my FH right now! and the fact that it demands the right technique is something I like and it really let's you rip the ball with full confidence if your a brush looper.