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How about the Omega 7 China. Yogi has a review about the two variants of the said rubber

FL and AN handle are both great its just a matter of preference really. Only you can tell if which one is better for you. About the blade that can fit your rubbers, well pretty much every blade out in the market fits. The question is if it is right for you and your style of play Sent from my...

Yes, I know FZD I watch his matches a lot and I've been analyzing his playstyle. You can really see that he is exerting himself in every shot. As for what I said earlier I meant minimal movement. Sorry I got lost in translation there.

I do not know how heavy his racket is but I think achieving that amount of speed with minimal movement primarily comes down to technique and equipment. In his backhand he generates a lot of racket speed with his wrists that is why despite having a compact stroke the ball is still very fast...

Revspin is not accurate. first of all you have no idea what are the reviewers playstyle and level of play. Secondly we don't rate the rubbers with the same scale in terms of the rubbers speed, spin, control etc. for instance a beginner might rate a rubber 10 for spin just because that person...

https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?23395-Nittaku-Hurricane-Pro-3-Turbo-Blue-Boost-or-No-Boost&highlight=nittaku+hurricane check out this thread

Is there any difference between black limba and the regular one?

What is the wood composition of the Yasaka Ma Lin Soft Carbon?

It is an old post but I wanted to let y'all know that there is a new DHS product in Prott. It is called Hurricane Ji and it has the innerfiber composition of something like an HL5 but one side has limba outer plies and the other has Koto

I stand corrected.

Hurricane Long 5 has the following wood composition. Limba-Ayous-Arylate/Carbon-Ayous(Core)-Arylate/Carbon-Ayous-Limba I think the Butterfly Harimoto Tomokazu Innerforce ALC would be simillar as it has the following composition Limba-Limba-Arylate/Carbon-Ayous(Core)-Arylate/Carbon-Limba-Limba

Since they are sponsored by Nittaku, do you think that the rubbers available commercially are the ones they are using?

It needs boosting, well at least for me because I am using an allwood blade. It is also very hard approximately 42-43 degrees so it does need a booster. Overall it is a great rubber. The main drawback would be the rubbers weight around 85 grams uncut. I recommend that you get the DHS Hurricane...

Haha I've been there. My classmates thought there was a decomposing rat somewhere in the classroom. So what I do now is I put my racket in a Ziploc Bag first before putting it in the racket case.

1. Yes, well at least for me 3 Months is enough. I may be wrong though 2. Of course, your preference on equipment is largely influenced by the one you have used the most. There are some instances where I stuck with a particular set-up for a long time and then when I try different rubbers it...

Approximately 46-48 Degrees

I will try to answer. Basically Fang Bo uses a custom blade that is very different from what you can buy in shop or stores.