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I hate to say it, but not good! I played with one of them yesterday at work, the 91g blade which has a hollower and lower tone than its brother. The blade is medium to low speed, not fast at all and emits a very loud "doink" sound when hitting the ball which I personally find very annoying. Control wise it is above average, feeling for the ball is good but not great. Aside from the sound though the really bad thing about it is the lack of flex in the blade. There is no springiness in it at all so it noticeably lacks power away from the table. I struggled to produce decent amounts of spin on loops.
The handle however, is quite nice. Overall it's a disappointment and my hopes for the other blade are not much higher. It will most likely be slightly faster and less doinky but probably not much. Ah well, it was worth a try. The search continues...
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