I have been using Xoar props, PJA 9 to 11 inch and PJG 7 and 8 inch, and satisfied with them. PJG 9 inch has too thick blades.
There are some other brands that MAY be manufactured by the same company, but Xoar brand is the best with respect to the QC.

Aki

Hey was just wondering if anyone has used these on cl planes?? Have used them on 120ax, 50 and 100 cc planes.

I have been using the Xoar 13x6 repitched to 13x6.5 on my Saito .56 powered Score..  It's my favorite prop on that set up, and I've tried MAS and a few Eather 2 & 3-blades on it.

Xoar PJN

I have been using Xoar props for over a year now.  They are all (that I use) the PJA series.  I have used 13x6 and 13x5 on Evo 60's and 11x5 and 12x4 on LA46's. 

I like the props a lot.  They look great and they are balanced right out of the package.  The engines run great with them and they seem to be fairly consistent prop to prop.

Give them a try, I think you will be pleased witht he performance.

I have been using the Xoar 13x6 repitched to 13x6.5 on my Saito .56 powered Score..  It's my favorite prop on that set up, and I've tried MAS and a few Eather 2 & 3-blades on it.

Xoar PJN

I cannot recommend you to use PJN electric props on 4st.
Aki

I have ben using these for over a year now and have bought at least 10 and only one was not pretty close to perfect balance (both hub and blade) and within at least a 1/4" of stated pitch. I use the PJA series. I like to use High RPM/low pitch set up..11-4   12-4 etc...great props and take to re-working well. A 12-4 on a LA46 at aobut 9,800- 10,000 RPM is pretty darn good. The only prop I found that worked better on my set up was a Brian Eather 11.5 x 5.5 repitched to 4.25..and it was better but not by much...but enough