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glayzer is great but fastarc g1 felt like an upgrade to me in almost every way what glayzer can do better is medium power loops (if you cant activate g1 sponge), or full topsheet brushing (glayzer grips exceptionally well). in all other department I see g1 slightly ahead that beeing said...

before you start playing: 1. bounce the ball on your racket with soft hands. 2. throw the ball in the air and try to catch it with your racket (ball shouldnt bounce). 3. bounce the ball on the floor with your racket (like playing basketball). you are only allowed to hit the ball towards the...

looking forward to hearing your impressions :)

I would say Fastarc G1, but you are looking for a soft topsheet You can try Vega Pro, not bouncy, softer feel, slightly more aggressive than Rakza 7. but they are similar overall Stiga Mantra Pro is very good too, but feels like a boosted fastarc g1. feels softer than its hardness. can be a...

upgrade to harimoto alc, but keep the rubbers. you will feel a nice speed increase from the blade alone fastarc g1 is excellent. you might not like your new blade if you also change the rubbers, since too many variables are changing at the same time

maybe not ideal for beginners but for intermediate level, yinhe pro 05 (~40 euros). it is in a way similar to felix lebruns blade

rxton9 is a good rubber but for those fine shots were you grip the ball with the topsheet, it feels very different to h3, especially bs. also much less powerful than h3 bs great price-performance though on rxton 9

I have also felt like that at times, BS grips the ball so well on backhand If OS wasnt for you I doubt harder sponge will solve the issue. I recommend Xiom Vega China or D09c on backhand (Vega China feels like a very well boosted h3 OS and has better price-performance than d09c)

how the spin / power / durability compared to fastarc g1

l looking forward to your review rxton 9 is nice but I didnt like the topsheet feeling that much. a bit rigid, and didnt grab the ball as nicely as h3 maybe it will be better with the pro version

I agree that their lineup is very confusing (I dont get it either) But to put it into perspective, I live in Northern Germany, and here almost every beginner uses gewo gear, so gewo is quite popular depending on where you live.

I received my Xiom Chrome XAXi Blade. FL Handle, 90g, 1290hz 160x152 headsize This has been referred to as Xiom's new W968 alternative. Some pictures:

amazing rubber with very short durability

thats why I offered options that are similar to t05, yet easier to control

many options, if you like t05 I recommend: Butterfly Glayzer Easier to control on the backhand, but still has the spring sponge effect that you know from your tenergy 05 Nittaku Fastarc G1 Very similar to Tenergy 05 but easier to control in serve receive and blocking you can also try a rubber...

not a huge difference. max feels a bit softer, bit more bouncy, can create slightly more spin and speed. MAX is quite nice for the forehand

he has a personal blade available in korea https://tibharkorea.com/goods/view.php?gidx=161

I was also not quite satisfied with the durability of some tibhar rubbers. my favourite tibhar rubber is evolution mx-s, great control in short game and blocking and that rubber is seriously spinny. I feel like this rubber is a bit underrated, the high gears are no joke tibhar k2 is also nice...

the blue ones are quite good, especially for multiball we use gewo 3* ultra slp for practise and official matches , and when switching to the sanwei ones, you can really tell the difference. sanwei much less consistent and also feel like they somehow "wobble" in the air like an egg still great...

maybe medium power on thick contact it was faster, youre right but on high power it was lacking and the minimal speed benefit of b3 doesnt outweigh the overall advantages of h3 for me yes, it domed minimally, so technically it reacted to the boost, but the reaction was very weak again, I dont...