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Yes, and I can´t explain why. The harder A1 sponge works so much better with the Bluestar topsheet. A2 and A3 are Ok but nothing special. Bluestar A1 isnthe best Donic rubber in a long time.

Donic Bluestar A1 is superior to K3 etc. A2 and A3 are more meh. But A1 is amazing!

I agree with this! Appelgren Allplay with Nittaku Factive!

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Donic Bluestar A3 or Xiom Vega Pro H (Hybrid).

Thanks this sounds good.

Hi! One of the kids (11yo and thin, but with good technique and trains a lot)in our club are playing with a Stiga Energy Wood V2 but now experimenting with Cybershape Wood. His Stiga Energy Wood V2 weighs 184g with rubbers. Now the tricky part! He tried two Cybershape Woods with the same...

Hi! Have anyone tried Cybershape Wood with Tenergy 05? A friend who plays with Stiga DNA Platiunm M and Cybershape Wood today asked me for a rubber with a higher arc and I thought maybe Tenergy 05 can work but I have never tried it my self on a Stiga blade.

Cybershape wood is already fast and 5-ply, a heavy 7-ply clipper is not what you are looking for.

It's not your rubbers or equipment, you are rusty. Ask your coach "why does my FH loop suck? He or she can probably see what you can´t and in a few weeks time you get used to your rubbers and blade. Its not a crazy or weird blade and rubber combination and the thickness is about right too. Don't...

You are looking for Joola Tronix ACC, 47'5 but feels softer with a VERY grippy topsheet. Open ups on backspins is a breeze, high arc and produces a spin comparable with Tenergy 05. Easy to play with too. I have two friends who plays with Joola Tronix ACC on both FH and BH one of the use a...

A kid who have played for 2,5 years and are 12yo old can be VERY good. We have 12yo kids at our club who plays with Tenergy and DNA Platinums on offensive blades. We also have kids at the same age with Vega Intro etc. Kids with a little bit of talent who likes to train can develop in a pace that...

I think it could be good to get a second opinion on this setup from your club/coach...

Yeah Dynaryz ACC is fast and bouncy with a lower arc compare to Tronix ACC. If you like G-1 on forehand you will probably like modern hybrid rubbers on forehand for example Stiga DNA Hybrid M. Dynaryz ACC is a great backhand rubber aswell. If you wan´t to go full Stiga then DNA Hybrid M on FH...

Yes, I have Tronix ACC on BH and FH on one of my blades. Sydsport sells Joola and you can call them for a second opinion if don´t trust a "random forum guy" : )

Yes G-1 feels harder than 47'5 due to the firm topsheet. Many newer 47'5 rubbers have much more elastic topsheet. If you can handle C-1 you will have no problem with Tronix ACC, easy to loop underspinn, backhand loops are a breeze. The negative is its not the best rubber far away from the table...

I have played with both C-1 and G-1 in 2.0 and Max. I think a modern 47'5 rubber with a lot of control (more spin than C-1) is what you looking for. For example Joola Tronix ACC is a great choice better than Hybrid MK if you ask me. Pairs well with Cybershape Wood too.

The topsheet of G-1 is harder and I agree Rakza 7 feels softer and are easier to play with for a lower level player.

Same but G-1 feels firmer.