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What are the thoughts on quadri Arunas ttr reviews against lind. The angele the checked it on was so whack.

Use the hair dryer on cold. Warm or medium can change the rubber. It speeds up the process too and is harmless that way. I do the same, just glueing would be a waste of time

I use 2 on the rubber and 1 medium to thick one on the blade. If the rubbers sockes up a lot of the glue I might use 3. And the first one would be thin. Always make sure the rubber is completely dry (see-trough/no white spots left) I try to not stretch the rubber when I apply it. After I...

Yes have both. I like the senso handle more. Both are great.

Ovtcharov is faster, and the handle is a lot thicker. WHen you hit trough the blade the arc is a little lower

Hmm sounds like a great thing to me. Closer to 968 = closer to holy grail

My 2 cents on it. Best taktik in my opinion is to play at the cross ever point and then far into the side the chose to use. So backhand at middle next ball far into backhand. This is probably the easiest to do fast without learning new stuff. Long tearm you could learn how to chop block or...

No unfortunately not.

I am not sure G09c has the same top sheet as D09c. They have the same pimples strukture but in my opinion not the same material. Still G09c is way easiert to play then D09c. D09c is only a good rubber if you want to attack pretty much everything or at least go aktiv against every ball. Being...

Should be the same blade, with different grip coulores. Apparently they get the blade from DHS and change the handle.

Butterfly had rackets of pros on their instagram, looks like the pros don't even use Max sponge on the backhand.

1.8 should be enough but it depends how good you are. Its always hard to recommend stuff without seeing what your technique looks like. Best way to know is to ask your coach or more experienced players at your club.

Go with Mark V. 1.8mm is a good beginners choice. Don't overthink it. You can generate more then enough spin with it, if you have the correct technique. After your Mark V is worn and done. I would recommend to go for a more modern rubber. Mark V is a little bit like Hurricane and has no catapult.

I think the only solution is to find some indoor shoes that has a wide toe box. You can also look at indoor football(soccer) shoes. I wear nikes.

In training you should get balls with very little deviation. To train your technique and swing. Switch it up in training if its wanted in training like training for float or under spin etc. In match play you should watch the opponent and then follow the ball with your eyes until you hit it...

Xu xin was amazing for a short time maybe the best in the world. Its sad he never got the chance at the Olympic singles. His forehand is amazing.

D05 is very good at mid distance. High arc very spinny you can really go forward and the ball goes on the table. D09c you need a lot more body and legs to have the same result but if you hit it correctly the spin is outer worldly. D09c is the best rubber for counter top spin, where as D05 is...

That's an interesting statement how should a technique for hard rubber look like?

If you are not able to read the handbook, and sing all your rights away it's his own fault for talking in the hall about it.

Use a defensive style blade in your left hand a viscaria in your right hand.