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After T05 any rubber would be spin insensitive. Compared to even mx-p that I also have, t05 fx is more reacting to incoming spin.

I went back to all wood, 5 ply, and immediately started to win players I would lose against. Simply because I'm able to land more shots on the table and direct them exactly where I want them to and people just don't expect the balls I'm able to send now. With pro 01 all of this would end up in...

Only hard chinese tacky rubbers or hybrids respond well to boost, or ESN rubbers after they are worn out, in order to get speed and spin back you can boost them but this will most likely decrease the life span of the rubber. The reason behind boosting is to make the topsheet more elastic...

If I were you, I would get a 5 ply wood blade (Yinhe Earth E3 for example or DHS W3010 if you like thin handles) without any carbon because it will only harm your technique instead of helping and I would buy two yinhe big dipper 38* (1st version) they are rather cheap, have amazing control, very...

AK47 blue and yellow are very peculiar rubbers. They are rather soft and in order to get any spin from them you have to engage the sponge. Blue version is non linear at all, unlike red, which I liked the most. To me, red is also the fastest but at the same time the easiest one to play, I feel...

I have rakza 7 and vega pro. both of my film plastics stick to them as if they were chinese tacky rubbers, but they are not.

Tried 05fx - it is pretty fast, not the most spinny rubber out there, but I would say it's kinda sensitive for incoming spin so I don't know if it's good for blocking. Baracuda big slam is even more so, but it's definitely slower than 05fx and it has speed limit which is super easy to reach. I...

Does anyone know which one of the two would have more spin reversal ? Dr Neubauer super block OX or modern frictionless anti like ABS Pro, Storkraft, Super Glanti Black 0.7mm?

Hello everyone, I wonder which one of these rubbers is less spin sensitive to incoming spin? I'm debating trying DHS on my backhand and looking for something with better control/block abilities. Has anyone tried it? If yes please share your experience with DHS Gold Arc 8 over all.

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Which rubber of the two produces more spin: Jupiter II 40 or G8? And which one you feel more control with?

If u want to secure that opening, try to do long push. Your opponent will have hard time playing it short so the second bounce will be unlikely and he will give you long push back as well

Yinhe handles are pretty thick and comfortable for the most part (V14 pro, Pro 01, Pro 05). A little bit thicker than korbel or timo boll alc and much thicker than regular dhs handles that's for sure. Don't know about how it compares to HL5 though as I haven't seen anyone compared the two yet...

I've heard it's easier and more effective to do banana aginst side-backspin. Where there is more pronounced backspin on the serve and less sidespin it's harder to do banana (Kirill Skachkov's advice). I usually just push long to the other side of the table or push short. If you don't want to do...

I agree, the content he makes is super helpful, interesting and engaging. Maybe we should ask him for adding Eng subtitles as well

Fun fact (or assumption) I learned from a russian coach who made a video about JZK’s career. During his career he lost so many matches that he was supposed to win including those against Ma Long, Fang Bo in semifinals etc. His arguements were that JZK’s uniqueness was in letting emotions take...

How well do hard chinese tacky rubbers play on such a fast and stiff blade like FJD or ZJK ALC? I heared these type of rubbers only play good on flexible blades with limba outer. I have Y14 pro which is a Timo boll ALC clone so I'm curious whether or not I should try them

I think he boosted it

Watched a review from a russian youtube today and he concluded that this is very close to hurricane 3 national on blue sponge. It is very hard to play with unless you have amazing footwork and technique, but when you commit to your shots then you get absolutely vicious spin and penetrating...

Thank you all for answering, I think I've made my decision to stick with tensors/old gen rubbers for now. If it was obvious that BD would beat Rakza 7 type of rubbers by a big margin then I would switch to it, if not, I guess it doesn't make sense to downgrade, especially if it's harder to play...