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Brand new balls from TPS! TSP always made brilliant balls although its quite unknown on the market. Before, in the celluloid era, training balls from TSP with their quality matched best 3 star balls from other manufacturers! Now they present 3 star plastic balls and they are really awesome! Not that expensive, comparing to other balls, but they bounce well, they dont crack that much and they are really round! So if you play some high league, you would like to have these ;-)

The ZJK blade is a nice carbon blade. Compared to the Timo Boll ALC, it is somewhat softer and slower. It has a low arc and a straight trajectory. Very well balanced from handle to head. The sweet spot is quite close to the handle, which might take some time to get used to. The dwell time is there for those spinny shots.

This blade is great for starter players.The blade has great control,but its slow.I was using this blade for 5 months.Also its heavy.

About durability(P.S. was not good for me ) xD

We have started to use this balls since few weeks. These balls are very durable and there is no fabric mistakes on them. Already we used JOOLA PARTICE-P which are full of fabric mistakes ,and not good durable

These are only my first pair of Table Tennis dedicated shoes, but I like them very much. I have low volume feet. Flat and narrow. So, many shoes allow my feet to slide around which causes hot spots. These are cut a little smaller, so they hold my feet very well. The bottom is also wide enough that I do not have turn over problems. Overall a good TT shoe.
Go raibh maith agat.

Got one of this from my friend, nice ball, the bounce feels good. When I do topspin shot, the ball really spins fast. The ball is hard enough. Perfect ball.

Overall this is a rubber suited for player who like flat hitting and punch block due to the low arc.

Speed is fast, spin is there, but due to the low arc I dont find this rubber suitable for people who like spinning. Fast drive punching shot is preferred more on this rubber.
Sponge hardness is medium, I find it really easy blocking using this rubber. Especially for punching slow spiny topspin.

I use it on the backhand, when I first tried it the ball often goes to the net due to the low arc, but after a while I can get used to it, but still I dont like low arc rubber

I play a lot with these balls and I am very pleased about them . The ball is resistant , have good speed and a nice sound when I hit them .

I am satisfied with this blade. It fits a developing player because it is very controllable, not too soft or hard and because it encourages a good technique (-> you have to create some speed from your own). I tested this blade with the adidas p7 and that is a very good combo. I'm able to create a lot of spin and have good control. The dwell time is good and I didn't notice a lot of vibration.
The disadvantage is that it is not so fast.

I didn't like the bty ball. The ball looks very weird, almost transparent.
The ball is durable and cheap but I found the bounce completely different than the other balls in the league i.e. tibhar, xushoafa.
The sound is also curious, different than the other plastic ball.

I've tried 4 plastic balls (tibhar, xushoafa, joola and bty) and I found this the worst.

Had a bad experience with these DHS balls. They're considerably slower and hard to spin. The balls break frequently.

This blade is the perfect blade for players who attack close to mid from the table.
The speed is fast enough to win you point on third ball attack, but not godly fast that makes you lost control.
The ALC makes the blade vibrate a little when hitting, which I really like.
Superb blade for blocking, really easy to return crazy fast ball loaded with spins as long as you get it on the center of the blade.

My viscaria weighs 88gr. I use it with H3 NEO on forehand, and I can loop underspin ball easily.
Counter looping against topspin feels so great. I can produce high amount of spin, resulting my shots are often in.

The only con is it's expensive. I bought it around 95 USD... but well, you live only once

The Tenergy 05-FX is a great backhand rubber, but with a high price.

Speed:
Tenergy 05-FX offers a high amount of speed with out the ball flying off the table.

Control:
It has excellent control. I can block with ease and direct the ball anywhere.

Spin:
This rubber offers great spin. I can create slow spinny backhand loops with fly off my opponents bat because of the underestimated spin.

Overall the best rubber for backhand, only downside is the price and durability. My favorite rubber for backhand period.

I have been using this blade for the past year, and so far I'm impressed. It has a very large sweet spot.

Speed:
The Hurricane Long 3 offers great speed. There is no more need for me to loop with full power when wanting to kill the ball, as the blade provides great assistance in this category.
Control:
Although the blade is marked OFF++ it is still very controllable. It offers me high speed only when I need it so my touch shots don't suffer. I can block with ease and can position the ball to pretty much anywhere i want it to go. When I play I occasionally chop to add variety to a fast attacking rally, this blade offers me excellent control when I need to chop, the ball never bounces off the bat and past the table, even when chopping a fast loop.

Overall the Hurricane Long 3 blade is a excellent blade for both all out attackers and all-round players. Offering the user great speed along with control. It has a very nice looking design. The only downside to this blade is its huge cost and weak top ply. The blade splinters easily when peeling off rubbers. Varnishing the blade is still only optional because if you pull off your rubbers with enough care, then it will remain like new.

The Hurricane 3 Neo Provincial is a very tacky Chinese rubber. When new, this rubber is spinny as hell, it is also a very controllable rubber compared to Tenergy 05 because it is less bouncy. Close to table counter hitting and counter looping is very precise and very easy points can be won by one counter-attack. The only downside to this rubber is that it needs breaking in time. After 1-2 weeks the rubber will play quite differently from when it was new.
Over all it is a great rubber for beginners to intermediate players and is a rubber that I would recommend for players with a Chinese styled forehand.

I play very often with the Rakza 7, and I don't understand why so few people play with it.
It's a very spinny rubber : enough for good serves, efficient topspins.
It's a little tacky : I like this especially for playing short game
It has quite a high throw : Not as high as a T05, but enough for feeling very safe in first attack on backspin for example, or playing away from the table.
It's not a linear rubber, you can feel a tensor effect.. especially with thick sponge. That's why I like to play with only 1.8mmm on my backhand.
I think that Rakza7 might be considered as the successor of the Mak V.

I use the acuda s2 as my personal backhand rubber cause of a better control than the acuda s1 on looping and blocking. Spinny and fast enough.

I love the acuda s1 on the forehand, fast, aggressive topspins, spinny topspins, short pushes... and all that controllable also in max.

I think the donic exclusive off is good for offensive players who want to have good control over their shots. Looping on both wings, counterlooping, blocking with control, (short) pushes... everything is possible with that blade which is very cheap. I like it

I am playing this blade for 2 years now. For that price I think that is the best I could get!
The blade is really fast, so if you are not fast on your feet you better not choose it.
The touch is pretty good, I can feel the ball and its easy to play.
For me this blade is excellent!