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They ran out for a long time then came back with seamed.

That is not the same description. Until a few months ago gambler used seamless. The box and stamp didnt change but the orange big box did

I have them. I like them. To me they're all the same when they're ABS whether they're yinhe, komann, or now loki. I've carried them all and I can't tell a difference. The new gambler balls have switched to seamless (maybe 6mo ago) and hence to what they're calling a blend of abs and poly I...

I like to move into a position as if to kill the ball, then just roll it back.

Yes, thinner sponges like tackier tops. I think thats what youre saying.

Thickness of sponge adds topspin to loops but not as much to serves and pushes where youre not sinking the ball anyway

I think if nothing else these guys travel around and do events where they can promote the brands. For example I remember seeing Rossi in Vegas for joola

Suds is right better not tacky. Wash them early and often till the sticky is mostly or gone. Warm water and soap is super easy Until washed, mine are too sticky to where they can peel off the lettering if stuck together

I like the conair from Walmart. They have patterns on the handles. Not the Grey handle ones

Blood handed!

Actually if your rubber is dead already you can bring life back with it temporarily. It replaces the moisture in the rubber for a while. It makes the topsheet look and feel new. If you covered the main surface in plastic, I don't think you're going to hurt the lettering part with it

As cleaning goes, wd40 would be best

Yesh not much to do about that

Any way you want since you dont worry about losing grip there. Old toothbrush?

T10 was worse

Carbo is my worst blade pick

Giant dragon had some great value premades. I've been happy with the loki e6 but its no longer made

Something thick but soft. There was a butterfly multi ply hinoki like this...I forgot the model/player. Also could be one of a few thick balsa I've tried. Oh yeah Jonyer

I notice some tennis players use control to mean spin, as to them some topspin makes the shot safer.

There was a yasaka DO that was hard and tacky for Japanese. Otherwise maybe old pf4