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Polish pilot... Cheers guys...

At least its """understanding""" of linearity is same as mine... If we can speak about that... Now go tell it it's top-sheet is too inelastic for hobby players ;-)

Naděje umírá poslední = While there is life, there is hope. Sadly, there is not much life ;-)

The rubber is really nice... For 2 weeks ;-) See for yourself... I think I played it for cca 4 weeks during the season last year, then I had to put it down, and after the season I decided to squieze some time from it, so I played with it for cca 3 weeks now... And just today I took it down and...

When in flow, he is insane...

I must try all of them in summer ;-) Esp. the last one...

I don't know whether LG's claims are correct or not, I simply have no information, and in such situations I tend to believe, I mean I tend to not suspect lying. But I think trying to call someone's lie, if you think there is reason for it, is really a good thing, because the intention is right...

I think that one of shadow practise benefits is that it let's you feel something, sort of recognize or discover or clearly identify how it feels or should feel, and then you search for it in real play. Because now you know what you are searching for. You can then recognize in real play, that...

Not sure where/who stated it, but in my exp. Rakza X has lower through... So your feeling that it is more direct is right... You know, to voice my personal opinion - I feel I owe it to the ... ;-)

+1 for the C1 suggestion...

If it is low when you go for power, it would indicate you bottom it out actually, and the rubber is too soft for you. It would mean you have really powerful BH, and you say you don't... Anyway, Rakza XX is the same top-sheet like Rakza 7 on slightly harder sponge, like 50. It was a bit too hard...

In my exp. the regular is more like 48 and the "extra hard" is like 51, at most 52. Very definitely not EXTRA hard, well, perhaps not even hard ;-) Those 2 rubbers were waste. But I know people who do like them...

Can't see the image/video... Tell us more about 701s sponge ;-) I hear for the 1st time...

I like this slight bend, and that it is thinner, it makes it easier to produce cut which is not V like (meaning bit more sponge than top-sheet, which is not what I want), and produce cut with slight overhang over the blade... But I guess it's another example where the personal prefs matter ;-)...

Don't go for 18mm, go for 9mm, speaking about box-cutter... Cheers.

Sorry, never had LAC. I like ESN 47 on the BH, and chinesse cca H40-H41 on the FH. LAC is not in those islands, so I was never tempted to try...

Yes, there it will give, as you say, a bit more pop. The more power you use, the more you feel that G09C is not really fast, and gets slower than D09C. But it is easier to use... I don't regret trying D09C, but if I knew, I'd choose G09C even knowing in full power shots its slower... Personally...

It's like 2 types of hits, direct hit, or topspin hit... Both used with power... For the direct hit you prefer the softer sponge, it will tend to stay "direct"... But for the topspin with power you want harder sponge because it will not let you down, meaning letting down is it penetrates too...

I actually have the D40 in the robot (which I don't use very often anymore), and I too didn't have problems with durability. As @haggisv says, they do get "polished", hard to say if more than others... But I wanted to get the feedback about the durability, as you can understand, I need to be...

@haggisv How is the durability? Do they crack a lot? Most higher level clubs in CR use Joola Prime, most lower level clubs in CR use Joola Flash, put simply. There is a big difference. The issue with Prime is that they are not round and you need to hand-pick. Some clubs do use DHS D40 and I...