Recent content by victormanriquey

Yeah most rubbers will do bad with humidity, specially sticky rubbers

Thats also true :) Just tested and indeed its very bare bones still.

Yes very good video indeed, he explains difficult concepts in a nice video, things like gears, catapult, why some rubbers (i.e. hard and tacky) need thicker/harder contacts, etc. Kudos to him, video is also very nice to listen and watch

Awesome let us know! Im interested as well!

will come promised ;)

Hey all, This is my last review before the summer holidays and could potentially be a controversial one, but I'm still going to put it here and we see where the chatter goes hahaha So I just finished the review of the Donic BlueGrip C2 (and also finished with reviewing BlueGrip for a while)...

Yes in my own experience after many orders also :D You can also talk to them and they will do their best to give you an specific weight of a blade for example

Yeah start with regular (little bottle) yellow haifu, i buy always from beo store or global sports, those are 100% reliable :)

The 'truth' is usually indeed in the balance and middle. A first time beginner doesnt know what a correct full stroke is, so better focus on fundamentals and compactness, most amateurs waste too much energy and movement that doesnt add power to the shot. So a middle of the road rubber like xiom...

Yeah balls that go to the wide BH are hard to do with weight on right :)

Let us know how TG2 BS goes, i think it will throw lower, be slower and spinnier, but let's see! :) 8-80 is very good indeed, given the right technique and body condition!

Sorry missed this, not for now but thanks for the kind offer! I have a bit too many to test now haha

Yeah dwell is low indeed, and for the backhand i would not do 39, very hard indeed! For the forehand a 38 could work if you want softer, but if you need more catapult then others are better, look fo the nuzns, bluegrips, dna hybrids, etc :)

Thank you! I need to test Rxton 9 still, but it is definitely better than Rxton 5 in the speed and spin area, so for a high intermediate Big Dipper 5 for sure better than Rxton 5, but for beginners and low intermediates, Rxton 5 better, less tempo, more control. Same for Arthur China btw. In my...

Thanks! Yeah agreed, I never had the chance to try it so tough to say :D And indeed, that tensioned + flat arc is the main problem the rubber has, in a way it's like the BlueGrip S1 or NUZN 48 but more extreme. For 15 euros is worth a try if you play on a soft/flexy blade, then this effect is...