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Bluegrip s2 and rasanter c45

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I think kenta alc is koto outer... where did you find this info?

BD 1 is more bouncy. BD 2 looks like a classic Chinese rubber but I haven't tested it in training yet

I received my Big Dipper 2 today and it is much more tacky than my Big Dipper 1

Palio King Yue but it is 7 wood + 4 soft carbon

Victas Koki Niwa

I bought big dipper 2 39° for the forehand and yinhe saturn pro medium to try on the backhand

I think it's just a question of technique. If you loop with the racket at an open angle and moving forward, you create a low and straight arc that is faster. If you loop with a tighter angle with a slightly upward swing you create a higher slower arc.

I'm curious about the other versions of the big dipper (2,3 and 4) maybe I'll buy one to try

I tested the Medium Soft on the backhand and what bothered me most was the lack of grip on the topsheet and my topspins often go into the net

You can read some reviews on table tennis reference website: https://tabletennis-reference.com/rubber/detail/892

What is the hardness of medium soft and medium hard on the esn scale?

I really don't know if the person in the video is creating backspin or just using the opponent's spin and adding sidespin or corkscrew spin but there is some backspin in the return in my opinion. Another good example is this video, look at 1:00

Thanks a lot @NextLevel and @Takkyu_wa_inochi, you guys gave me very good advices. Just my friend, he is a chopper he doesn't have a backhand topspin. Really nice video, your backhand loop is very good, very imprenssive. Thanks for your feedback

Whenever I tried to use body rotation on my backhand I lost my timing completely and then I gave up. Maybe I was trying to use too much. I'll try to use more body gradually, thank you very much. But why not extend my arms, that makes me lose stability? Thank you again

Hi everyone, I need help with my Backhand Drive and Backhand Loop Against underspin. I'm not used to multiball, it's pretty exhausting at the end. I start with forehand loop and backhand + forehand drive combination and at 2:10 min of the video I start forehand loop + backhand loop against...

I think so but also is to avoid the strong forehand drive / counter of chinese womens. attacking on the forehand only when there is an opportunity to make a strong attack or when the opponent leaves the forehand very open and sometimes to surprise the opponent

It has less catapult effect but good top end speed. It has less catapult than Rakza Z for example in my opinion

I only tested the tacky version. It is fast for a chinese rubber but doesnt feel like a tensor