Recent content by Westy

Loki Rxton 9 and victas triple double extra.

Soulspin speed offensive is a beast

It has more gears with high control. I played h3, rxton 9 for many years. Was no problem switching. Throw angle is not that different, but it is a tad slower on low impact balls and when you hit harder, the sound changes and it feels like a little turbo is activated

I vote for 729 Battle taichi 39/37

I am a R9 User for 2 years now. On some hard blades the R9 was a tad too uncontrolled in some shots. I tried the friendship battle Taichi in 39/37. I start to fall in love with this dual sponge system. It has a lot of gears, but when you’re really hit hard, there comes a click sound and it...

Annett Kaufmann was born in Wolfsburg, Germany.

This week in a league match I had to play with andro 3s on andro tables. Honestly, it felt like another sport. The ball doesnt bounce at all. I never made so many service receive errors. I always expected the ball to jump higher, but that was not the case. Usually I play with sanwei HD, Nittaku...

I personally do not like long pips on light balsa blades. I prefer the opposite, hard and a bit heavier blades with slow damping sponge long pips on the backhand. It gives me more precision and stability in blocking with a good balance in the racket. The dampening sponge slows down if needed...

Are we talking about long pips with no or little sponge or short pips?

I played the R9 not boosted on my faster blade for quite some time, when I switched it to my tad slower blade I boosted with a thin layer kailin oil for additional kick. This was 3 month ago, as I am winning currently most of my matches I don’t feel like I need to boost again. On my faster...

After 12 years using all kind of hurricanes, I switched to Rxton 9 and sometimes LAC on a fun blade now for nearly one year. I could switch easily from H3 to RXTON9 and back without any issues. I simply love Rxton9 for easier blocking and smashing. For month I have a 40.5 degree Rxton9 laying...

I played also the carbon blades from soulspin with similar compositions, I would say basalt felt a tad less stiff a tad softer and a tad slower than the carbon version. A friend of mine plays a yinhe basalt blade this in comparison feels dead and stiff only. The soulspin basalts are much nucer...

I played that basalt blade 10 years ago. https://soulspin.de/en/table-tennis-material-advice/wood-types-playing-characteristics/basalt-blade-structure-properties/#:~:text=Basalt%20%E2%80%93%20offensive%20racket%20with%20special,and%20well%20controllable%20ball%20strike.

More linear in speed.

Follow the link in the notes of that YouTube video. Translate the page if you do not speak Japanese. Search for super Kim, et voila 1.7mm.