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Pro 05 must be faster

And it arrived early :love: 88g, 5.8mm thick, 1370Hz, serial begins with X The core seems to have the same thickness (or almost the same) as DHS B2 (6.1mm thick) but thinner outer layers. I wish Ali sellers also charged some extra fee for weight selection but were doing it more reliably

In the beginning my hands had this smell after playing as well 🤣

Likely this request was much easier to satisfy. I think they also shown me 94g of 75 inner and said it's the lightest they have but it was too much for me

I'd just boost it once with 1 layer and forget, possibly even before applying a glue layer

It seems to be a bit more complicated. I made 1 more attempt with DHS B2 to get one up to 90g instead of 93 that I have now. BEO store promised to check and never came back. Prott simply didn't respond. Table Tennis World Store promised to help and claimed they have one, however never sent a pic...

After 4 weeks tackyness is almost gone but it's ok, grip is still here. On DHS B2 blade initially felt a bit difficult to activate carbon, now it happens quite consistently around 70% power. In real matches still quite a weapon. However with G09c for example I feel the sponge and how much I...

Also Mark/Sriver are quite pricy, there are cheaper options from Yinhe

Why not to use a regular H8 39d?

Szocs is not very stable this year it seems

Yep, it sucks. You may even order rubbers from different Ali stores and still they may come from the same warehouse. 45-48g would be reasonable for H8-80

Look at their legs. It's not because of rubbers per se. They used to be quite dominant with short pips as well. And their rubber industry just couldn't produce the same as Europa and Japan did for very long time. So they had to adapt or get dropped out. This statement requires some proof. I've...

accustomed to carbon. Nevermind

At the moment I seriously flirt with limba inner ALC setup, DHS B2 to be precise. It vibrates like a good old 5ply and encourage brave shots, easier to lift underspin, but it's a bit different game model, whether it suits one or not is another question, stiff blades remain quite popular.

1. Chinese would remain better with all tensors as well. Just because of bigger selection base, higher motivation and more intense trainings. Chinese rubbers usually are kind of die or adapt style. 2. Using a tacky rubber on BH is not very old idea. It's pointless to compare CNT members with an...

So you're kinda spoiled 😁 (no offence intended) I personally liked harder inner carbon for FH with tacky rubbers but hated it on BH with tensors, H8-80 was a quite interesting option forcing to play aggressively but stupidly heavy weight made me to throw it away. Hybrid on FH and tensor on BH...

A heavy dead rubber indeed a "great" advise for beginner's BH

7ply wood is indeed different than 5ply or even flexible 5+2. Loops are more difficult and require better technique but better blocks and smashes. Higher throw rubbers may be preferable, which excludes many cheap Chinese rubbers. It might be not so difficult to find around something like...

Facepalm Paris 🤦

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