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I switched blades from the Butterfly Diode Pro, keeping everything else the same. My first impression was that the feel and the grip comfort are among the best of any chop blade, and on top of that, it's light, letting you send out chops on a low, flat trajectory. It's easy to swing all the way through, and both chops and drives land on the table really well. On drives, I feel like I can hit with about as much power as a normal offensive blade, letting me catch opponents off guard. My chops also feel like they carry more spin than before. That said, if you don't make clean contact with the ball, it's easy to catch the edge. As for blocking, it has less bounce than I expected, so I think it's very easy to use if you've got good control.

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This is the first blade I used after switching from backhand short pips to being a chopper.
Nothing great, nothing bad — I didn't feel anything off using it. As for the sweet spot, I noticed it still flew even when I hit near the tip. It's also easy to swing all the way through. That said, my drives come out clean, so it might actually be easy for my opponent to read.
Also, the grip is thin, so if you like a thicker grip, another blade might be a better choice.

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