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Boll 11 - 7 Dan

Butterfly primorac carbon

5 out of 5 rating for Inferno Already tried different types of blades for years as a passive attacker (Butterfly: Gergely, Sardius, TBS, ALC, W7; Stiga: CR Clipper, Energy Wood, Graphite, Infinity; Donic, Joola, and more. All I can say is, Tibhar Inferno gives the perfect speed, touch, control...

100% reliable. Currently she's the head coach of UST table tennis varsity for women. I bought some of her stuff, genuine and cheaper.

applicable to both. Though it's a slow rubber, it is good to beginners. Its a control rubber. Not recommended to advance players due to its slow characteristics

In your aggressive playing style, go for ALC!

Whatever rubber you put on your BH or FH, if you do not know how to spin, then stop dreaming. Be it tenergy or any chinese rubber, all is possible if you know how to play with it. It doesn't mean that if you have tenergy den your spin is perfect.

Bluefire M2 is 99% the same as T05 performance except for the price.

Thank you very much!!! I'm gonna buy this rubber

Here in the philippines, we have SuperTenergy. Sounds like the old Super Sriver to me. hehehe its fake of course!

Hi, Anybody tried using Donic Bluefire M2? Please help me evaluate this rubber in terms of: 1. Quality (average lifespan) 2. Throw (high or low) 3. Grip/Spin 4. Tackiness 5. Speed 6. Control 7. Weight Hoping for your replies. Thanks. :)

try any carbon but light-weight blades...

I switched my forehand rubber from DHS H3 Neo to Tibhar Grip-S (max with orange sponge), and I observed that this rubber have abnormal behaviour in terms of ball contact. I have difficulty in controlling this rubber. If you hit flat or smash the ball runs too slow. If you topspin in forward...

Thank you. Maybe its my stroke. Just have to adjust some more...