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Hello people! Im playing a H3N on a hard (koto) but very flexy 5ply. I am overshooting the table constantly (on smashes that is). I have played MX-S on a Force Pro. Needless to say, smashing was good, although I overshot on occasions when tired towards the end of training sessions. Then I...

Hello dear table tennis friends! Once again I am looking to capitalize on your collective extensive knowledge. This time around it's going to be a new blade. In short I am currently playing on a Tibhar Samsonov Force Pro Black Edition with Hurricane 3 NEO on my forehand and Evolution FX-S...

I believe this is a new one, hope I'm not mistaken. "Experience a new grip and reinforced speed enhanced by active charge and high rate of natural rubber. Hammond series has been adopted by many top athletes. Powered up for the new era." Seems to be available only in 2.0mm thickness. If it's...

A backhand favorite for many. Top of the line control, not too sensitive to incoming spin, automatic blocking, still not slow and good offensive capabilities. I heard however that it has problems gripping the new plastic ball. Can anyone confirm this? If it's true, can you guys come up with...

I'll keep it short this time... :cool::cool: Has anyone tried it? I'm looking at it as a controlled backhand loopers choice: spinny pushes, fairly controlled blocks, soft spinny openings against backspin and every now and then some powerloops from half-distance. Brute force only if the ball...

MX-S vs. H3N – two different rubbers From what I understand, the H3N is a notch harder, about the same weight. Non-tacky vs. quite tacky, although less tacky than the original H3. Quite fast vs. a more slowish offensive rubber. Moderate catapult vs. no catapult – possible lack of power away from...