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I think it was time some of you were initiated into the world of Silvalis AKA Silver: THE master of close up TT photography

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Originally posted by bumpernets19 bumpernets19 wrote:

Originally posted by bozbrisvegas bozbrisvegas wrote:

this is ridiculous!!!!!!!

  omg what blade is this?
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Originally posted by bozbrisvegas bozbrisvegas wrote:

really starting to think about tryin the balsa carbon x5 - as a cheaper replacement to my super loved ishlion - what do people think I will notice the most if I stuck my t05s on this?
loss of power? loss of spin?


Loss of power. BCX5 has some of that dwelly catapult power, but none of the kind of power the ishilon has. YOu will find it "spineless" compared to hitting with ishilon.

Really this is an inferior blade. Its light and soft. For beginners who want to start looping. It shouldn't even be called a carbon blade.
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does spineless mean spinless too.  Imagine it will have more spin if softer.
 
yea I know you and I are both right.  I am just looking at getting a back up blade for my ishlion,  I like to plan in advance since its really hard to get and dam expensive.
 
Ive hit my one quite a lot for the few months Ive used it.  Dam fragile but just so perfect.!!!!!!!!!!!
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I am so hanging for that iolite (thickness kind of wrong) but if its as fast and as light as my ishlion I might might find more spin same speed but not heavier!
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Originally posted by nicefrog nicefrog wrote:

TSP Hino Carbon Power


how much did that one cost?
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I didn't they would let the fibres ever touch the kiri. I always thought butterfly sandwiches its alc zlc...

unless it is hinoki
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Originally posted by bozbrisvegas bozbrisvegas wrote:

I didn't they would let the fibres ever touch the kiri. I always thought butterfly sandwiches its alc zlc...

unless it is hinoki

no kiri
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Originally posted by bozbrisvegas bozbrisvegas wrote:

I didn't they would let the fibres ever touch the kiri. I always thought butterfly sandwiches its alc zlc...

unless it is hinoki


That was the whole idea behind Butterfly's newest and most innovative Innerforce blade series: the composite layer is deep inside next to the core.
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wonder how much of those expensive fibres actually make a difference that deep down.
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here is a close up of a Dawei Wavestone
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Here's a link to a online shop which shows high resolution pics for most blade from different angles: top, top/side, side.

http://www.spinfactory.de/shop/hoelzer-c-22.html

Their prices and service are pretty good by the way.
It's in German, but easy to navigate for people who speak only English I would guess.
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how heavy is the wave stone?
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Originally posted by bozbrisvegas bozbrisvegas wrote:

how heavy is the wave stone?


It's around 89 gr. 


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oooh sounds like tbs then. I was hoping that inner core was balsa...
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I was trying out my parents new camera, SONY HDR CX550V
so i took some pics of my blade.
 
 
 
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that blade looks like the blade henzell uses (the yasaka one)

as for loopmeister that is a hot pic for sure. tbs with t05 and what is the back rubber?
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Originally posted by bozbrisvegas bozbrisvegas wrote:

that blade looks like the blade henzell uses (the yasaka one)

as for loopmeister that is a hot pic for sure. tbs with t05 and what is the back rubber?
thats my YEO.. henzell uses a yeo? with xiom vegas? really?
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he uses tenergy 05 on both sides of yasaka blade- I dont know which one it was but it looked like that blade above. I only looked at the blade I didnt read it.
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Originally posted by bozbrisvegas bozbrisvegas wrote:

he uses tenergy 05 on both sides of yasaka blade- I dont know which one it was but it looked like that blade above. I only looked at the blade I didnt read it.
hm.... i would think YEO isnt that great with t05. i think carbon blades and other composite ones woudl be better with tenergy... i guess it works for him.
 
 
but there are other YEO blades with similar looking handles.
 
check the Post Pic of ur Paddle Thread i posted the pic of it there too, it has a brown walnut outerply.
 
 
ps... deep inside i want a tbs too =x with t64 and h3 (ma long setup) =[
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I don't know how many yaska blades have those coloured handles so i may be quite off.

Loopmeister can I use your pic? I love it.
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@Sppedy - Can you hook us up with some side on pics of the Timo ZLC? I would like to see what the ZL Fiber / Carbon Fibre weave looks like :)
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to speedy as well... is that a korbel with h3 neo?
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Thaidog you are the man! Great stuff.
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what's the fibre in the mizuno blade?
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