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It's very pity to hear. Perhaps at the moment you should lower your expectations and just play casually. It can be TT or any other kind of sport

Original Long 5 🙂? Not cheap either though

ST handle is quite thick, the bulkiest I ever had so far

On one side quite thick Chinese factory glue is indeed easy to remove, on another after 3 regluing in my regular way the glue residue is thinner that this factory glue. I just don't bother about removing and keep it simple.

Just pick a heavier blade. People just love to overcomplicate things 🤷‍♂️

And weight. Why not to get just a bouncier rubber?

Perhaps all the suggestions about 5 layers of fully dry strong glue are related to heavily boosted and domed rubbers. BTW, old rubber glue is less strong.

Rozena has very attractive price among eurojap rubbers. In my local stores it's on par with Vega Intro (34.90 eur), other Vegas are 5 to 10 euro more expensive, Rakza, Hexer are 50

I'd like to praise Rozena. Played with 2.1 red on BH couple of sessions and matches, very reliable rubber. Feels soft but not super soft. It's not slow but slower than GA8 47.5 for example, still OK for BH smash. Not super spinny but spinny enough. Push, flick, block, drive - everything is...

Thus we need "factory pre-broken" technology

Yep, that works. He mostly serves side-top so it's either hit hard, place the ball well or get killed. Playing with him makes wonders about my footwork 🤣

I have a short and skinny opponent with very good reaction who basically never pushes. Either very aggressive flick FH or BH or loop. In the beginning I was able to trick him with spin but it's much more difficult now. I guess I should turn into a good blocker to beat him consistently.

I feel it quite well and the effect is much more noticeable than with any ESN within a week, especially when vary power. I hate slow rubbers on BH and here I stick to tensors that I can replace at any moment and play immediately.

sounds very cumbersome for any kind of competitive play. Okay for messing around though.

There are ventilated brake disks, why not to have a ventilated edge tape?

I have a can of VOC glue with brush from Ali. I've seen someone using water based glue on sponge and rubber glue on blade to reduce splintering and follow the pattern.

Not a slow one at all, very solid OFF- with a noticeable kick on topspins.

Some people cover only likely impacted areas with edge tape, looks like a good compromise to me.

I let it dry but not to the point when glue becomes completely transparent. Never had any problems and without applying excessively thick layers and more than 2 layers. This question is overhyped imho. I use paint brush for rubber glue, it's drying much faster than WBG.

It always amazed me how dare these people with straight legs to play well 😭