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I should mention that I'm no saint on the EJ front, I've essentially tried every short pimple on the market and a good 10 blades since mid 2023. And yes, I too have gone back to stuff I've played a lot with as a junior. The blade though, inner carbon that plays linearly is far far superior to...

I honestly think you've hit on a different issue. If you've been training and have match play for 1.5 years and made little improvement, I think you either need a new coach, or to get a coach that suits your development. The techniques should not be so specific that changes in equipment render...

The Chinese market pricing is actually wild. Volant can be found for 30-60RMB if you know the shop owner, or if you're buying other stuff at the same time. But Taobao + GST + shipping etc, it's about 100RMB.

Yeah, this monstrosity haha

It's a lot softer than traditional topsheets. I think it's a bit nicer than the ever popular Double Fish Violant (another great 100RMB option). Not sure, I personally didn't like the Japanese style feeling the RKT Hyperpower went for, so I won't be trying the AMG version. Cuifeng is fun, they...

Yeah there are heaps. My main rubber is China only, it is the Xuperman Powerplay, I definitely recommend it. If you're just keen on trying something different, I'd recommend getting rubbers in the 100-150RMB range. Just heaps of fun stuff at little cost. E.g. RKT Hyperpower has a new AMG version.

It does depend on what rubbers you're using.

Ball is slow and sits up, kinda like the transition from cellulose to the original 40+ balls. Great for slapping, but even less spin on loops.

1. Andro VCI : inner helps with FH power and pip stability 2. Nah, in fact it's a good compromise between the two sides. Though I've got a Hugo TMXi in the mail coming so I can report on that later

I think he's back to H3

Harimoto is meant to be similar. And plus they're both larger blade sizes

A breath of tackiness. Basically not there haha

I have the zebra outer. It's supposed to feel quite close to the Ito carbon. I do find it more head heavy than the Ito carbon though, but just as suitable for pips.

Go to rating central's tab on professional players.

Boosting makes it playable. The idea is that hurricane rubbers are varying degrees of brick hard. You choose one that you are able to compress with your stroke. The. The boosting allows for it to provide SOME speed. Hurricane never attempts to win with speed, it's the spin that's magical. In...

Joola Kool with Stiga Neo tacky both sides.

If 563 is too soft for you, I reckon everything else will be too. The Chinese sponges (388c-1 normal version, 563 pro 38 version) are amongst the hardest that exist for med pips. I'm going to save you the hundreds of dollars and tell you you're on a wild goose chase.

He definitely worn these in red at the world cup groups yesterday :)

Found it! https://www.tenryu.com.my/store/Butterfly-SK7+Classic/q?m=prod&prod_id=1778&in=23

This is a bit too vague, all pimple lengths can be played close to the table. You should ask yourself what you want the pimples to do. Remember, the more the pimple does against spin, the less you can actively do against no spin.