Vega X , more catapult, firmer topsheet.
G1 , More linear and less catapult. Not as firm top sheet.
If your coming from the rubbers that your stating in your profile i would suggest G1 for easier transition.
What i meant is it was actually an planned purchase with a thought behind, shame on me. ;) And yeah i really like the finish and the quality, much better than Yasaka. I'm considering stepping down one sponge thickness with the same rubbers i currently use
to get a little bit more control and...
Perhaps not an proper EJ buy, but i just got the Yinhe PD-537.
Coming from Falck W7 i would consider this an upgrade. I have tried it a couple of sessions now and Im learning to tame it. Has certainly added a bit of spice to my play and i really like the handle.
Truls creativity is unmatched in todays table tennis. Liang Jingkun had no response tonight. Interesting to see him breaking down one of the chinese machines. Lets see who he face in the final, and what comes out of it.
There are no shortcuts in table tennis, you need to put in the work to make progress. And material used is secondary. Start with regular block and then add more power as you go.
Since my comment i changed back to my Yinhe V-14 pro, i like the Rakza Z even more on this blade.
But W7 certainly gave me more confidence and rebuilt my trust.