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What would you compare the garaydia revolver to? I just got it for Christmas but haven't had a chance to test it yet.

Did you try it yet?

Kid has good technique. Lots of potential. I'm happy to see the younger generations interested in TT.

She knows me too well. So pumped to go to the club on Friday!

Very little money compared to the major sports in the US. I can go make thousands playing TT or millions (potentially 100s of millions) playing basketball, football or baseball. Shit, even combat sports pay way more

I thought I saw him serve rpb recently?

Thanks for all the replies, fellas. I am still liking this combo. At least, I like the blade a lot, but I am pretty sure I messed up my h3 boosting. So, I just boosted another h3 without issues. I believe I was applying way too much booster and was getting these dents on the rubber.

Yuto Muramatsu uses SP, yes?

I'd try it out if it weren't $40. Most long pips last around 4 hours before my fingers rip a hole in the sheet (penhold)

How long do you guys test your new piece of equipment before deciding if it fits your style?

Hi TTD, Every time I get a new rubber or blade to try, the first session is amazing; everything lands! I leave that session thinking I found the best equipment for my style. Then, on the second or third session, I perform pretty badly with it, or nowhere near the level of the first session with...

The other aspect no one talks about, which is why I switched to only inverted, is that if you use LP, you must train with it. That cuts into time with the inverted side. If you use LP, your inverted game isn't a strong as it would be if it were just inverted.

I notice the ball kicks more when I play against a clubmate that uses tenergy 19 on both sides.

My serves and my tpb flick

I play 1 sided jpen with inverted but have played with SP and LP. Inverted just gives you more versatility imo. Also, you can add weird strawberry flick type hits with tpb. Shakehanders rarely deal with that technique on an amateur level. Go inverted, but it all comes down to what you enjoy...

I just made a light setup with a Victas Spin Ace Carbon weighing 63g, and with h3 on it's 111g

Tibhar Stratus Powerwood

Wow that's awesome. Thank you for testing!

Finally got it!

Probably rubber. The ball would slip with a dead rubber. With a good rubber, you'd still be able to loop, even if the blade is dead.