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Home > Blade > Xiom 36.5 ALX Xiom 36.5 ALX Xiom 36.5 ALX Blade

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User Ratings (16)

Speed	9.0
Control	9.4
Stiffness	5.4 Average
Hardness	5.7 Medium
Consistency	9.6 Always identical
Overall	9.5 10

Manufacturer Details

Weight	85g
Plies	7

There are 23 users using the Xiom 36.5 ALX. Excellent performance with cold press manufacturing technology and the world first orange Axylium (Arylate) with carbon. The combination of Outer Arylate Carbon is the world's most popular. That's why XIOM finally wanted to create their first true Outer Arylate Carbon blade. After many tests and researches, the blade development team of XIOM came up with two world-first technologies: Axylium and cold press Axylium a newfound Arylate fibre that provides high stability, less vibration, clear feeling and tremendous power. The unique orange colour stands for the fresh, clean feeling. 36.5 combines the outer Axylium carbon with a Koto outer ply, which is great for fast play close to the table. Expand Collapse

Reviews (9)

Xiom 36.5 ALX Equaaz on 10/13/2022 Simply the best blade I've tried. A softer and more balanced version of Viscaria. The very rounded handle (Free Angle) is very pleasant and the finishes are perfect. The design is modern but the plates on the neck are the only negative I found. The sound is nice and the Sweet Spot is very wide/consistent. Far from being too fast, the transition to carbon is happening naturally. Ratings +3

Speed	8.8
Control	9.6
Stiffness	5.0
Hardness	3.7
Consistency	10.0
Overall	10.0
Accurate!

5 Xiom 36.5 ALX petrusol on 4/12/2021 This is an alternative to Viscaria, if you like it, but wants a little more soft touch, control and a little higher arc, try it. It is very good, fast if you hit fast and gives you a nice feedback, increasing your control. I’m very happy on it. Important: The speed is not 8.5 at all!! It is 9 to 9.2, I’m sure. Ratings +2

Speed	9.2
Control	9.0
Stiffness	5.0
Hardness	6.7
Consistency	10.0
Overall	9.5
Accurate!

4.8 Xiom 36.5 ALX greenice on 1/30/2022 This is a very nice blade, fine craftmanship by Xiom. Mine is 86g and paired with V>15 Extra on both sides. The costruction is similar to Bty ALC blades. It features a medium-hard touch, great speed and enormous spin. I think it is faster than TB ALC, but offers a fine touch for topspin players. It is one of the best looping blades and it is excellent for mid distance play. Ratings +1

Speed	9.2
Control	9.0
Stiffness	5.0
Hardness	6.7
Consistency	10.0
Accurate!

1 Xiom 36.5 ALX boss2901 on 1/30/2022 a very good blade to learn how to be better in tabletennis this blade give me a lot of confidence when playing Ratings +1

Speed	8.7
Control	9.5
Stiffness	5.0
Hardness	5.2
Consistency	10.0
Overall	9.5
Accurate!

4.8 Xiom 36.5 ALX Pro2ac on 11/12/2021 What an amazing blade, weird but in good sense. Finishing is above everything I've grabbed my hands on, koto surface and handle are nice and smooth. Too bad they've used cheap lens/logos. Mine came in 87 grams, flared handle. This is my first impression - only one session - and is in comparison with Viscaria. Upfront it is needed to say that comparing this two, in a sense that they have similar behavior, doesn't make justice to neither, IMO. They are two different species! I will refer to Viscaria as it is a benchmark blade. 1. XIOM 36.5 FH: DHS H3 Provincial Orange 39 degrees, 2.2 mm + booster BH: DHS Gold Arc 5, 2.1 mm DHS 15 Glue 194 GRAMS 2. VISCARIA U code FH: DHS H3 Provincial Orange 39 degrees, 2.2 mm + booster BH: TIBHAR MX-S, 2.1-2.2 mm 192 grams For me, the most outstanding difference between the two is speed (elasticity). I didn't expect to ALX to be so fast! According to the reviews I've read I was expecting a more captive blade, higher dwell, more oriented towards FH strokes, resembling inner carbon structures, with a good kick provided on higher power strokes by composite layer. These respective to Viscaria. In reality the blade provides a fast spiny kick upon contact, even at relatively low power strokes (warm-up drives). The kick is not a heavy type (Amulart/Photino) but a crispy one with very good conversion to speed, with balls landing deep on the table. Even stranger is that one can easily tame this wildness, decelerating the ball in an automatic manner. If you go slow it goes slow, if you ramp up it becomes really crazy. Bottom line, I cannot say it is linear. Ratings +1

Speed	9.1
Control	9.5
Stiffness	5.0
Hardness	6.7
Consistency	10.0
Overall	9.6
Accurate!

4.8

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