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Ok heres the link: if it doesn't work, just search: " [World’s Thickest 2.9mm] Explosive Power and an Unreal Feel|TTR-HUNTER EXTREM[TableTennis] "

Has anyone tried this 2.9mm rubber. It goes from 2.6mm thickness sponge to 2.9mm.

Is it good for chopping heavier topspin and can add spin on push? Lot of LP and MP neutralize the backspin when push

Are there any medium pips that are good for chopping and keeping spin on pushes? A big issue I had when testing a sheet of 563 PRO was keeping the spin on pushing. DO knuckle seemed to also do this from the reviews I saw.

Penholder, setup: Forehand: Victas 401, 2.0mm Blade: Nittaku Hino 5.22 Backhand: Tenergy 19

I'm gonna get this and put a Victas 401 on it

Do you know the blade specific name?

The only thing I know is that an old lady brought it in a while ago (I think from the 90s or 80s?), the brand is hunter. From what I know, it is all wood.

Would it be OK if I added something slow like the DHS skyline series

Butterfly CN7-J (discontinued)

Decided not to go along with it, switched temporarily to CPEN for other reasons

OK sounds good. thanks for responses

Sounds good, thats the most common ones iv seen recommended. Is there any chinese pips or any other options cheaper? Thanks.

I've been using RPB on my Armstrong APEX 21, which has an black area on the back that is straight rather than curved (unlike standard JPEN). I put tape on top as a layer since the black part is slippery (glue wont stick as well and has air pockets). . How can I stick my RPB rubber (Dignics 05)...

Context: My brother is a chopper who uses the Yinhe Neptune 0.7mm on a sword 309 (All/Def), ad DHS H8 After trying Butterfly Feint Soft (25deg sponge and fairly grippy), it seems it was able to produce and vary more spin, with an "OK amount of reversal" as well. Are there cheaper...