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Beautifully made blades. Not sure if someone already asked, however, do you make penhold blades?

It's very much a personal preference, comments and reviews can only assume what works for majority. On the other note, seems like you are overcomplicating this heavily - it's really not that difficult picking table tennis shoes, they barely make a difference anyways comparing to any other indoor...

No, I was satisfied with Hurricane 3 since I began using it. You get what you put. It's a technique issue, not the rubber

Already seen the video. It's actually incredibly fascinating. From the beginning of my table tennis journey, I already knew that one's psychology/mental game is crucial, I'd probably go as far as saying that's literally 50% of your table tennis - to be able to remain completely focused, immersed...

The main issue you should look to solve is to learn how to use your body. You're just sloppily using your arm, and it's not even stable. Your elbow should be a pivot point, move your feet

Keep looking then. You'll stop looking the moment you realise that it's you who makes the difference, technique, and you do not really understand anything about your equipment because your level isn't high enough to bring most out of it. You're barely scrapping its' potential

Yes, if you are talking about Ma Lin (Yasaka Ma Lin Extra Offensive) one, then it's a great blade that has great feeling and enough power for you to execute all of your shots, being close or far away from the table. Ultimately it's you who makes the final difference, make sure to work on your...

Yes, there is. The secret sauce is your technique and count of training sessions per week. Everything else isn't significant

Pick whatever you like, really any modern/popular rubber will work

Totally fair points — and thank you for putting it across reasonably without influence of emotion. That’s refreshing, honestly. I agree that valid knowledge and facts should ground discussions. My issue was never with people having differing views or constructive criticism, it was with how some...

You’re fighting a ghost at this point — literally inventing arguments I never made. They weren't the best examples, I admit, but it went right over your head. For the third time: my point was never 'you can’t disagree with pros.' It was that flat-out dismissing the statements of someone like...

Literally no one said that, you are making stuff up 🤣

I'm not claiming that pros are infallible or that their every word is gospel... Of course elite coaches and players can disagree, and that’s part of what makes high-level analysis so rich. My point is more about tone and certainty — when people start outright dismissing what someone like Zhang...

It's as plain as it gets — I honestly don't know how much plainer you want me to say it 🤣. I never made any grand claims here. I didn’t even plan to argue, because I don’t feel in a position to argue — my level of play is nowhere near Zhang Jike’s, and that’s the whole point. If you want it in...

It started off quite nice, however, now it's funny to watch how people here assess the pros, judge if technique is good or not, judge how something close or far away was, compare skills, throw statements like facts. Kind of an audacity and ego to have, in all honesty. Especially when everyone's...

Petr Korbel, I remember that blade vibrated a lot for me

Try whichever you feel more interested it. You and your technique will make it work, not the other way around

Get whatever you like or which is trusted/has many positives reviews. No need to overcomplicate it. It's you and your technique that makes the difference. You'll never know what works for you until you have some sort of starting point and really spend time with your equipment, I'd say couple of...

Penhold blades will be head heavy no matter what because of blade construction, it's just that kind of a style. If you are looking into Ch.pen with RPB, just put whatever you like, get a cheap popular blade like Yasaka Ma Lin Extra Offensive, then sand the edges a little bit until it feels...

Regarding booster, Kailin is definitely not the best. It's just a matter of what you want. Some of them are simply more potent. Haifu Seamoon is stronger, except for Black and White oil. Due to stronger effects, it's just easier to ruin your rubber in some ways, as well as shorten it's lifespan...