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That is correct. I havn't tried the soft version, but i have tried the Hard and Medium version of DNA.

I haven't tried them om same blade, however i have tried them both from other players. The DNA was very grippy and fast, but the tenergy 05 was faster. I think it could be a good combo to have DNA M on backhand as i've heard people compare it to dignics 05, wich is supposed to be a good backhand...

Not sure about your prefrence in speed and spin, but i've heard a lot good from the DNA M and DNA H. From reviews i've read and feedback i heard from players using it in my club, it seems to be a controllable and spinny rubber. I might not be the best to judge as i'm only 2 years into playing...

Thanks for the help! I'm going to take little session while recording so that i can get tips on my technique aswell in case it's just me lacking in power from technique.

Thanks for the analysis! I'll go with equal rubbers on my forehand and backhand. I think i'll go with the Vega pro, it's a little cheaper wich might save me some money in the long run. Durability seems close to the Rakza 7.

I don't have a lot of experience with a lot of other blades except for the Stiga Allaround classic. So i'm not the best to judge the feeling, however when i've tried some other blades from what my club members has. I find that i like the feeling better from other blades like the Intensity NCT...

Thanks for the overview! i think i'll go for the Vega pro for my forehand and Rakza 7 for my backhand. The good thing i like about Yasaka rubbers is that they last a decade. i have had my pair of Mark V for 5-6 months now with 3-4 traning sessions a week. From what i've heard from the Xiom...

Thanks for the response and help! I'll probably get a pair of Vega pro sheets. General question about the vega pro. How does it compare to the Rakza 7 and should i put it on both of my sides(consedering that the strongest part of my game is my pendulum serve.)? I rely on a very spinny rubber for...

250€ plus minus. The cost dosn't really matter as i'm just trying to find a good setup to move forward with. My experience id that it ends up at 150€

Thanks for the answer and good advice. What i like with the primorac is the feel in wich you get with 5 ply wood blades. However i find mine very soft and a bit heavy (93grams the one i got). I like the feel of wooden blades, but when testing out other wooden blades, i felt that the speed was...

The mark V is good and controllable, however i the spin of it lacking a little for my forehand, hence why i was considering a hurricane 3 neo. I sadly don't have any footage of me playing, but i'll try to set a camera up for my next training session. What i have found, is that i like the wood...

I'm going to be honest that i'm not the biggest fan of the current primorac myself. I made the mistake of purchasing it in Anatomic wich i found was a terrible mistake. Wich is also one of the reasons to why i consider a switch in blade. I'm personally a bigger fan of the flared handle. The...

I have now played table tennis actively for almost two years now. And after a good while with the Primorac Off- and Mark V on both sides, i found that i lack in pace of the game. My strongest hand i definitely my forehand. Even with pretty slow equipment i find my loops to be powerful and...