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second that. it's pretty much like xiom vega euro, just a tad lighter

depending on how much top spin or back spin you put, if he blocks with pips the ball will change its spin. e.g. you do heavy back spin, he blocks with pips = the ball comes back with top spin, so you can just drive kill it with closed angle. if you do light back spin the ball comes either flat...

I think yinhe changed their handles in 2022, and now they are very thick, unlike tb alc which is super thin and very slippery. I like tb alc better, but I wish it hand yinhe’s new handle. Even ST handle on tb alc is not good for me

I just played with both today, while there is similiarty, I can't say they are exactly the same at all. Timo boll has more informative vibaritons, a little bit more stiff and blocks better, while V14 Pro is a tad slower, flexier and has less vibrations. And the handle is pretty different too...

how would you describe this blade? Is it flexible or stiff? How does it compare to Yinhe V14 PRO?

I agree, have had played with the long 5 clone. It is not nearly as fast and super flexy, but has a lot of control. The only downside is the extremely thin handle, I had to use overgrip

Dhs 301 (not X version, X is too stiff and fast, regular 301 has superb control) Yinhe V14 pro / pro 01 (had both, liked v14 pro a bit more due its linearity) Sanwei Fextra 7. Relatively stiff, but controllable 7 ply blade Sword 309 def. Medium flex, good for Modern defense

Which do you think is better for spin on high impact shots? Skyline TG2 neo 39 or H3 Neo blue provincial 39?

so which one will be stiffer and which one will be faster? V5 or Parla? Also, another question, what is blade structure for Sanwei Defence Alpha? Is the blade stiff or soft and flexy?

Hello. I used to have old Sanwei Fextra 7 with ST handle (the black and pinkish red handle). Is parla handle exactly the same in size as sanwei fextra? Or is it different? Can I get size/dimensions please? and how does V5 pro compare to Parla?

I don't want necessarily super hard rubber. I have big dipper 38 currently on v14 pro and it is just fine, except long and high arc. If the arc was lower and everything else was the same, that would be perfect for me. Will Jupiter 3 39 do the job?

It is a game, treat it like a game. Always try to get the pleasure, even from the losing and amazing points made by your opponents. I found this tactic the most effective one. I had one opponent that I was losing to 5 games and haven't won a single one, but once I played with him recreationally...

what hardness did you find the best for you?

he already replied that he is looking for a 5 ply i played with both, sanwei is less flexible hence I felt more controllable (comapring to japanese korbel)

Yinhe E3 plays like korbel TTSport off (which I highly recommend) plays a lot like Korbel, if not better. But that one is Russian/Estonian blade. don't know about the blade composition, but they play similar to european korbel. Japanese korbel is a lot faster and has more flex

practically the same rubbers, the difference is marginal to me, g1 has a little bit higher throw, a little bit less grippy top sheet, a little softer sponge and a little more catapult

It's only illegal at the ITTF tournaments, 95% of the table tennis players do not participate in such tournaments, so it's all good.

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I wonder if anyone here can compare these particular rubbers in terms of ease of spin on low impact shots and maximum spin capability (e.g. max spin B2 Gold > H3N > B2 Regular) Friendship Battle II regular orange sponge 45 deg (softest version available) Friendship Battle 2 Gold purple sponge...

I guess every person is different when it comes to feel. For me, baracuda is pretty sensitive whilst rakza 7 is one of the least spin sensitive. Had them both on relatively stiff V14 Pro.