Recent content by UpHill_Battle

update: I am still using sanwei paramid but with rakza7 max FH and vega korea on BH. Yes 2 rubber change at the same time - I just wanted how it felt on both side already. It is easier to get the ball on the other side, less effort and still quick enough on placements. What I dont like both...

would esn/jpn rubbers help with setup weight concern and body movement hindrance ?

I am just a hobby player, play only 2x-4x a month. I've been playing for 3yrs (after a long hiatus) with several sets of coaching sessions - coaching session separate from the 2-4x a month of play I am a subtle EJ changed blade in the past 3yrs with chinese rubbers. I had some issue/injury...

Hi. After a while, I decide (due to budget constraints) I got an all yinhe setup.. blade: yinhe pd 437s fh: jupiter 3 asia (38deg) bh: moon speed (medium-soft) I was torn as the seller was offering a sanwei 75 inner, and said it can be used for beginner with basic strokes just have to...

side note: forgot to mention I sold my clipper last year. I really have no equipment yet. In the TT club I went to most are adults. I do approach ans some ask me to play, which for me is good. But once they know or see me play, they either literally just lob everything (maybe saving energy for...

I played with Battle 2 silver and Jupiter 3 asia both on 40deg hardness. Bad experience are elaborated in the above post. Yes, I can buy another hardness or rubber. I was just thinking as I am, yet again, restarting I would go for something cheap. Until now it seems hard chinese rubbers are...

@boretennis @mocker88 @Tyce appreciate your inputs. I think I an still get enough power with 40deg - this is my initial assumption. I am hesitant as with 2 chinese rubbers with hardness as it is might be to heavy. Yes, I have tried this rubber combination before but only due to lack of...

apologies. I had a bad experience with coach, it's in the thread, regarding blade and rubber - that's is why I am asking the community. Don't get me wrong, I did get some very informative inputs here. Rubber hardness and weight may depend on player - true. I was only asking you guys as you...

with my hiatus, my age and mobility, limited time of play -- any of blade and cheaper rubber is fine. The blade I am eyeing is yasaka sweden extra or the the neottec voodoo classic. The rubbers I am not sure hence my inquiry. So a 729 Battle 2 Silver 40deg and Yinhe Jupiter 3 Asia 39deg is...

Hi folks. doing a re-up to be noticed. Is 729 Battle 2 Silver 40deg too hard for FH? Is Yinhe Jupiter 3 Asia 39deg too hard for BH? or vice versa Yinhe Jupiter 3 Asia 40deg FH & BH 729 Battle 2 Silver 39deg?

Hi folks. Is 729 Battle 2 Silver 40deg too hard for FH? Is Yinhe Jupiter 3 Asia 39deg too hard for BH? I am asking as there is a "buddy" at a place where I watch match-plays that can sell them for real cheap. I have yet to buy blade as my options Yasaka Sweden Extra and Neottec Voodoo Classic...

m might have to go back and feel the right FL handle for me then - based on the list and availability.

May I know some opinion...the shop did not have all the options as of moment. What they have and offered, Donic Persson Seven - 84g (but I dont see much review on this) Butterfly Korbel japan - soon to arrive Yasaka Extra Offensive - available already 94g is the donic or yasaka one good...

I appreciate all the inputs, budget with blade and rubbers, availability here of item and weight, narrowed it down to this.. Neottec voodoo classic Donic Persson Seven Yasaka sweden extra Butterfly Korbel japan I reckon the above is good list. I'll see what will be available this weekend...

I read your dwsuc review. so what's mostly the difference with the dwsc?