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good review virtuososiu. can you elaborate about the differences between the acoustic all-wood and the acoustic inner carbon?

G revision different from normal acoustic Because it has a slightly wider/bigger handle, and it allows for a deeper grip because they changed the angle of the wings. This is explained in this pictuers and text : https://tabletennis11.com/en/nittaku-acoustic-g-revision Regular Acoustic has a...

I can recommend the Nittaku Acoustic G-Revision IF he's passionate about getting better. This blade offers great control for intermediate level players but at the same time enough speed to be suitable for higher level players. If won't limit him in the foreseeable future so no need to "upgrade"...

1) If table tennis is really a big passion for you. 2) And if you're doing well financially and can afford it : 3) Then I would just get the highest quality setup you can find that suits your needs. I don't see the point of a working financially stable man "saving" 100$ (or even 200$) when it...

Good review, thx Victor. could you compare NUZN 48 to Fast arc G-1? I think you tested both

stick them on the both sides of your rubbers package, inside the package.

Iv'e been thinking about the difference between a pure top spin and a side-top spin lately, It made me wonder about a few things : 1) My feeling is that side-top is slower, as if the side spin slows the flight of the ball. is that true? 2) for me - side-top is easier to hit, I'm not sure why...

thanks, very good video

I've been playing all kinds of sports my all life, some at a pretty high level. It's very common to see people underperform due to them putting too much pressure on themselves. It's like they care too much. This, of course - is counter-productive. Because what you should aim for, in every...

I don't wish to offend you, but I do believe what you need to hear is "tough love" approach. Meaning, the harsh truth. I'll put it boldly - stop playing like a scared *****. You're playing like you're afraid to lose, not like you're trying to win. I Also, like a lot of adult developing...

I can't go too long ATM but to me the biggest most important and clear thing is simple : In my humble opinion only, and I'm not a vet at all - I'd suggest you play WAY more aggressive, attack a lot more, play the ball much lower when defending. You have good shots at times but I'm not sure why...

I have G-1, your issue is not rubber related, it's a technique issue.

I've found that if the better players see that you're serious about getting better - they often find some time to help you out.

only my humble opinion - (I haven't been playing for that long). I can tell you're really trying to improve and you invest A LOT of time writing posts and analyzing equipment. I think you said you've been playing for 5+ years already. In my opinion, after watching your video - I would suggest...

Disclaimer - I've been playing for only 1.5 years, but with that said I'm on a very fast improving curve according to the coaches. So while there might be some rubbers that would be slightly better for my backhand - my philosophy is simple - don't overthink it and don't fix what isn't broken...

My blade is Nittaku Acoustic with the G-Revision handle. An all-wood, somewhat fast blade with a great feel and limba layer. I used to play with C-1 on backhand, but I like G-1 on backhand more - it's more lively and to me It's very controllable and has good spin and a nice arc. Would you...

good post victormanriquey. Since I play with Nittaku Fastarc G1 on BOTH sides (and love it) - I would like to hear more about why do you think we need a different backhand rubber? what exact different qualities are you looking from a backhand specific rubber?

It's obviously a personal preference - but it's interesting to me. My most favorites : Simon Gauzy - just a very fun playing style, creative, tends to get into amazing rallies. Anders Lind - Very unique, very emotional player - surprises you a lot and hard to know what to expect on a given...

If you don't mind me asking - what's the logic behind trying all these cheap blades when it's possible to try just 2 or 3 more expensive high quality blades from more trust worthy brands? it will cost less and you'd be left with a higher quality blade (whichever you liked most out of the 2 or 3).

from what I read So-ten uses KVC3 fiber which feels different. Do you play with it? how does it feel?