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The entire event is a joke.

CNT table tennis is a cult and a black hole with countess dark secrets. It is a shame to the sports.

Just play game with club players.

3-4 times/week, 1-3 hours each time.

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IMO, Bobrow's comments were often off the topics lately, some of them were just not appropriate.

TT11 sells two types of glues, one is called Speed Glue (VOC), costs about $34 for a 1000mL. One of the good things using speed glue is that the sheet of rubber come off blade quite easily, the rubber are completely reusable (I do these all the time). There will be a thin or thick layer of dry...

The current types of speed glue that contains VOC are quite different from past early 2000's. The effects are much less comparing to that of the past. I think the new sponge/rubber are no longer sensitive to VOC so the glue effect is not as strong. I use it regularly simply for economical...

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My experience of durability: C1 > C2 > A1 > Andro C53 = R50/53

I have played with A1 for a few months now. Not as hard as C2, it is moderately tacky after breaking in, and easy to play with, and good for both short game close to table and mid-distance drive and loop.

I can help too.

As long as it won't affect you playing, it is just a cosmetic issue. Next time you may want to try a wider edge tape (12 mm) to cover the edge of rubber sheet better.

Donic BlueStar A1 and A2, BlueGrip C1

Some of my TT friends like to only play with Nittaku Premium 40+ balls. But I find that a few brands are actually better and lasting longer than Nittaku's. Just curious that what you think and what the main differences are among different brands? Thanks.

Donic True Carbon Inner is very close to Viscaria

I am sure it has been discussed before. Just wondering what it is the sign or the time to change your rubber? Thanks.

Order a LYL S ZLC on 1/4, got it on 1/8. Good, fast service and very informative. Thank you @Catenaccio