Recent content by Spartan-727

@Matt Hetherington Will there be a cpen version of proline one?

Shame Faraji won, he was complaining about everything the entire match. Maybe that's his strategy lol

I'd like to see more examples of those but the video above that's hardly a stare. If that is all that, then that's weak from Faraji and the umpire.

Does anyone have experience with the LJK alc version? Would really appreciate a comparison with viscaria.

Has anyone bought the zjk szlc or lyj szlc from stuor and can give a review of them? The wolf king gold carbon also looks of a similar composition if anyone has tried that.

Can anyone compare h8-80 to h8 and h8-80? Initial speed, max speed, spin, control.

Any updates? Would love to get a comparison to h3.

Congrats on finding what works for you. Since everyone hits and feels the ball differently, hard to say what rubbers would be good for everyone. I like Chinese rubbers because they're predictable. No extra catapult, no sliding, just something that will do what I want.

Do what you think is more fun. You'll improve faster.

Thanks for the review! I bought the mantra pro H for my forehand and have used it for about 20 hours now. I do feel that it's easier to play than dignics or tenergy because there is less catapult. Not to say it isn't fast though, I can hit past people now that I couldn't before. Overall very...

Already a thread on this topic. Myself and other have shared thoughts there. https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/new-genextion-v2c-hybrid-from-nittaku.36448/

Nobilis pbo-c is stiffer than average but has a soft feel.

I've seen it happen to many beginners that don't get coaching often. Their equipment is too fast and to compensate they try to hit lighter or with a shorter stroke. Not all beginners are younger kids or people have who money for constant lessons. I won't say mark v is good but I'd rather see a...

I agree with this, was expecting a hybrid but got a bouncy tensor instead. Was very disappointed.

Really hard to say unless we have an idea of your rating. There won't be a consensus on equipment style. What I found helped me was using equipment that was relatively slow. Fast enough that I'm not straining during a shot but slow enough that it'll force you to use your body during strokes...