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They made. Dragon F is tacky and Dragon L is grippy

Lin Shidong or Shunsuke Togami

I think it's only in blue and Tabletennis11 sells it

I found another more realistic conversion table

Some classic rubbers have the conversion on the back of the package: https://pt.aliexpress.com/item/10000156731716.html?spm=a2g0o.cart.0.0.6a497f06Srp30c&mp=1&gatewayAdapt=glo2bra But I've never tested Bloom's power, maybe it's harder than advertised or has quality control issues

729 || DHS45° ~ 36º-37º47° ~ 38º-39º49 ~ 40º-41° but i don't know what hardness scale they use I think it's shore c

A no spin ball is harder to deal for a LP player. a backspin ball can be punched with LP especially if is short. I think is a good tactic serve long backspin and attack but i dont smash/drive, I loop foward

The wider the wood more flexible it is. Maybe that is the reason.

Rakza Z and Donic Baracuda

First of all you need tô brush the ball very well because low no spin ball go into to the net very easy If not brushed properly. To beat a blocker you need make him move, for exemple attack on the wide forehand side and follow up with a attack on backhand side. And remember power is not the only...

I think he is talking about this video that kreanga says he prefers tenergy 05 fxhttps://youtu.be/AI1CXa8BQc8

You can try a almost vertical push, brushing on the back of the ball.

Palio Thor Combines a firm, powerful German sponge with tacky, Chinese type topsheet formula! Made completely in Germany by ESN.

Did you try Palio The Way 40+?

Rakza Z and Dignics 09c

The king of block

Palio rubbers: ak 47, hk1997 Gold and Hadou 40+