TableTennisDaily looks pretty amazing!

it is harder/stiffer than Boll ALC? 🤔

Can you please compare it to Long 5 or Viscaria?

What is rubber have been combined on both side of blade ? Dan.

@@MaxPower2307 no

hmm... tips on how to get em?

@@Tired_m0nkey blackmail

Lmao😂

Yes. I’d really like tomknow comparison with long 5 and Viscaria too.

Its just your technique ajustments

I wouldn't make comments like 'us amatuers' there's gonna be a lot of semi pros watching lol

@@gab5012 Semi pros are not amateurs lol. Then again, they brush well, unlike us amateurs

@@adlan1823 yeah but you say it like most people watching are amateurs, a crap tone of people watching this channel are trained players with good technique. I’m pretty sure that’s who most of the reviews are targeted at.

Sponsors bro.. They are in for the 🤑

Totally !!!😂

i've thought this for a while as a penholder, but at least at high level, it seems that speed and precision is always more important than feel and spin. I feel the plastic ball more than anything is destroying the viability of penhold, so blades like this do inspire hope. have you tried the wang hao blades or hurricane series? they seem to be very unique in composition and very suited for PH play. i'm yet to try them.

@@jameslivesey8322 I'm currently using skyline neo 3 with nct intensity (xx old blade) forehand, using xiom omega 7 pro on back. My playstyle is like a wang Hao MA Lin mix heavy on backhand with strong serve and 3rd ball attack. I've tried the hurricane rub but found it to lack the touch and feel of skyline neo. I also tried it without neo and found with the skyline it's way too weak but strong tacky on serves. And I absolutely agree with u on the new ball. The plastic completely benefit shake hand hitters and makes it harder for us penhold spin varying styles to succeed.

Awesome to hear Antuan! Thanks for watching 💪

And you can make a living out of it ? And it won,t last long either..

@@882828jc Now i use Butterfly Moonbeam ST

​@@antuan_tt1809 yeah but Dynasty carbon is great blade. One year later still Moonbeam?

Aha yeah he always has the upper hand on me in the rally due to his backhand! 😅

Haha it came out of no way 😂

Yes this blade is made for players WHO has long moves and for countershots ( Genesis Has very short arc but its not spinny as everything from ESN or Butterfly or Chinese top level rubbers). This blade is slow but when you put very hard rubber and a lot of booster IT is ballistic, like you said put spin on table and counterloop or block everything. Perfect choice for lazy blockers with Dignics 09 c. Hoi Dom Kem and Audrey Zarif use IT and I think IT is hella underatted blade

yes

Tulsi 🔥

Yea Right

venkata srihara bhaskar sunkara yes

I've played cpen for soon 30 years and will be changing to SH. There aren't any advantages to play cpen. But I've adapted a style which I've never seen in cpen so I have a superb backhand and a wery strong forehand. I put on some grip tape and hold out way longer on the handle. The BH is pure power and control.amd feels super natural. But I'm still gonna switch to SH beacuse it's more pleasent to play and don't cramp my hand to much.

Harikraine 5 neo.

Dynasty carbon is made for spin and Woody feel. IT is like Maybach all wood blade but its not for everybody.

Sealer ?Don,t tell me you can wake up after you spent your arm and leg n it..You want t save now ?

Not really. 39 degree plus boosting makes the rubber a bit softer than you think. Plus, boosted H3 and Skyline 3 are just as fast and even more spinny than Tenergy.

That is chinese degrees! They use a different scale in china! And I know it is spinnier, atleast when you hit very hard (which xx does).

@@mega2codnoob Well yeah. It's DHS scale, 39 degree in DHS scale. Have you used a boosted Hurricane 3 or Skyline? I have used both boosted and I can tell you you don't really have to hit it hard to get it going.

I also think xx has the national version of sg3 neo with that special blue sponge

Dynasty rob you more..and you can make them more happy.

He’s already done that

The blade itself is 87g, not 97g.

luxon4 because nobody on european market would buy. You can get Penhold version of this. But it would be rather awkward for a Shakehand player to try and review this in Penhold

G R they mentioned a Tenergy 05FX

Hey Suparno we are looking into this :)

@@TableTennisDaily i am waiting to see the video on mark v it will be very helpful there are no proper mark v review across KZfaq

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Doesn't look like it ..... those rubbers suk ......

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@@HarryWizard 💪 Enjoy!

He used to play with Stiga Intensity NCT and the Rosewood V. Also prior to switching over to his own Dynasty Carbon, he played with DHS Wang Hao for a short time.

it's amazing. i mean, as a blossoming penholder, I have tried: some yinhe blades (good for trying out materials but not the best), analox bt 550 (my first blade All+ thin spin machine, Stiga Infinity, Butterfly ZJC, Nittaku Septear, Nittaku Acoustic and the MEO. admittedly, I use hurricane 3 on the forehand, and haven't used this on other people's blades. But by far the best for me out of the ones I have mentioned are the Septear, Infinity, Acoustic and MEO. I currently use the MEO. the septear is 7 ply and lighter, so is very effective for close to the table driving. the infinity is also light and fast, quite good at controlled, fast topspin. the MEO and acoustic being heavier and of harder material take it up a notch. I find the meo to have a very solid but in a strange way soft feel. It has a soft core but very hard outer ply. some flex but feels solid on blocking. definitely a flexy blade though compared to more extreme carbon blades, and not the best at smashing. but at hard, controlled topspin this blade excels. the feeling is fantastic (I've had two already) and it's very cheap. the intensity, which i have read was a copy of the MEO specifically for XX, is more than twice the price. before the intensity was a thing, XX used MEO. there was also a period when XX used faster Stiga all wood blades like the maple, ebony, rosewood series. but he reverted to the intensity, and played that for most of the highlights of his career. basically, XX and Ma Lin have been MEO players for a long time.

I have tried the blade. Definitely one of the best penhold all wood blade. Great feeling, control and spin. However, it doesn’t have a carbon layer, so it results to be a slower blade after the new plastic ball comes into play.

Thx for the replies 👌

@@solomonleung0312 yeah, i'm definitely not on your level! when I play with carbon blades compared to my MEO, i just feel there's way less feeling and way more speed, both too much for me. I usually don't see too much difference in spin though, as I think Spin is almost entirely generated by technique and rubber, with the blade only contributing to throw angle. I'm not sure if the MEO has a higher or lower throw angle than carbon blades in general. I suspect that it differs quite a bit between blade thickness, inner or out carbon, etc. but to me, the MEO is very balanced. slightly better as a looping blade than a hitting and blocking blade, but controlled, around 85g, crisp, decently fast. Also note, the Stiga Intensity is the same composition as MEO. Xu Xin used to play with MEO, and because of CNT's sponership with Stiga, Stiga introduced the Intensity for Xu Xin. I'm not sure about quality and how it plays, but the intensity is lighter and considerably more expensive. even in the plastic ball era, Xu Xin played his best TT with this all wood, MEO knock off. something to consider for us mere PH mortals.

DHS Hurricane Long 5 Review with Ma Long would be sick :O

I think every manucfaturer release same product in various weight, because different person need different weight.

It can vary up to 10 grams in weight

I’ve heard of the weight of the dynasty Carbon going even over 100gr, you just got a rather heavy one. the range is definitely +\-10gr

British accents are a bit different.

Dope! Thanks for subbing!

xxxTheWildRedxxx Koto is a hard wood for table tennis blades for sure. Limba is definitely softer.

@@fedor6595 I am building table tennis blades since more than 15 years. I do have many different Limba and Koto veneers at home. Whenever I look into wood databases they show comparable physical properties for Limba and Koto. What is your source?

@@xxxTheWildRedxxx hi thanks for your comment, I find koto wood to be quite a lot harder than limba actually. Which blades do you find similar where one is using limba a the other using koto?

@@TableTennisDaily I was talking about the properties of wood here and not about how table tennis blades feel. I know that it is possible to build blades that feel hard using Koto outer. However you keep on saying in your reviews that Koto is a hard wood. That is just not true. You could just read about it in any wood databases that you can find in the web.

xxxTheWildRedxxx no offence but koto has a 25% higher hardness rating than koto on the Janka scale and when it comes to table tennis blades this is hugely significant. A table tennis ball is extremely light after all. Koto is also a known tropical hardwood. It’s obviously not a very hard wood but it’s much harder then limba when you’re talking table tennis blades and that’s what’s important here. So to sum up it’s 25% harder than limba and koto itself is defined as a hardwood.

To be totally honest I really liked this blade, I've used the stiga hybrid wood for many years and never found something which I would think about switching for and this blade is the closest thing to make me really consider changing. Obviously not suited to everyone but for me personally it's great. I'm sure other people wouldn't like it as much 👍

They talk about the pros and cons are you blind? Also it’s stigas most expensive blade ever so obviously it’s going to be good. 🤦‍♂️

@@tommaynard8101 please compare the dynasty carbon with the carbonado 145 in terms of control ,spin and sweetspot . Which of these would be better for looping?

How about the genuine version(non xu xin) edition? Same fill or not? Exp the weight

@@tommaynard8101 well I'm 2 years behind. But I also use the stiga hybrid wood and it's their best blade ever. Such power and control in the same blade and it's ridiculous. Used tenergy 05fx on FH and tibhar short pips on BH. Cpen player but switching over to SH and looking for a blade which is similar to my hybridwood but why is it so expensive? It's a blade for God's sake.

Definitely dynasty. Yes, surprisingly they blade feels like a wooden blade with extremely great feeling and control. However, its speed is still as fast as the carbonado 290. Speaking of spin, due to its wooden feeling, dynasty can generate a lot of spin when serving or pushing backspin.

@@solomonleung0312 have you played with the carbonado series of blades? Since they have limba outer plies compared to koto on dynasty carbon .I thought carbonado should have more dwell and provide more spin? Your thoughts?

narendran ramakrishnan I have tried Carbonado before. I am sure that Dynasty has a longer dwell time. Yes, Dynasty indeed has a harder koto outer wood layer, but at the same time it uses the newer textreme+ carbon layer. The carbon feel is not as strong as carbonado, but with the same speed. So i think it has more spin as well.