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  1. New Simon Gauzy Signature blade !

    he explained it here

  2. DHS Hurricane 8-80 review: A great hybrid backhand rubber

    It might be worth for you to also test Xiom Vega Europe H, 45 degrees of hardness and it's H-touch, not C-touch, so it's slightly tacky. I did like it on BH, it needs a fast-ish blade because it's not really fast, but flicks, under spin opening and serving are great with this rubber.
    • Tiz
    • Post #51
    • Forum: DHS

  3. ITTF WTTTC Finals London 2026, 4/28-5/10

    Sun Yinsgsha clearly using boosted H3, you can tell by the curl close to the edge

  4. Nittaku Hurricane 8-80 Power Review: Not What I Expected

    Have you tried H8 37? If yes, how's the throw angle?

  5. DHS Hurricane 8-80 review: A great hybrid backhand rubber

    Question: is Hurricane 9 with the 80 sponge (green for example) pretty much a fancy colored H8-80?
    • Tiz
    • Post #36
    • Forum: DHS

  6. DHS Hurricane 8-80 review: A great hybrid backhand rubber

    I tried H8-80 once and I really liked it, it needs a fast blade
    • Tiz
    • Post #32
    • Forum: DHS

  7. TTD Team KNOCKOUT Tournament 2025

    Founder finally solved his Oedipus complex and beat ("killed", metaphorically eh!) his father

  8. Most consistent BH rubber for opening up the game

    The BH rubber that made super easy to open down spin game for me has to be DHS Hurricane 3-50 especially the soft version, 35 degree. I could open even from low positions and also flicks were easy. Unfortunately it's also very very slow. I think it's useful to practice openings but because they...

  9. H3 alternative

    In my experience the German rubber that plays the closest to H3 is Xiom Vega China, you don’t need to boost. Quite heavy though.

  10. Liam Pitchford signs for Joola

    Funny I've got exactly the same shoes he's wearing in that video. And I think I know why he chose them: long feet (they were available up to 48 EUR) :)

  11. Xiom Vega China VM Review

    Coincidence I'm playing with Xiom Vega China on my FH and Sieger PK50 for my BH. They are very different: Vega China is pretty hard, I measured 50 Shore O with my durometer from the top-sheet side, while Sieger PK50 measured 43-44 (that's why I use it for BH). As said by others Xiom Vega China...
    • Tiz
    • Post #35
    • Forum: Xiom

  12. Play in Rome (Italy)

    I don't know if you missed the post above on Instagram, anyways the address is: TTPingWings, via Aurelia 748, Rome, Italy 00165

  13. Tibhar Evolution low throw angle?

    Here you go. Quite a difference between Dignics 09c and Fastarc G1

  14. Samson Dubina sexual assault case

    Dubina is back...

  15. Butterfly Zyre 03

    Any bet on the name of the "light" version? Tenergy 05 -> Rozena Dignics -> Glayzer Zyre 03 -> ???

  16. Is Chinese TT just going to go downhill from here?

    I think it's the equipment, in particular most Europeans are using hybrid rubbers now. I don't remember Simon Gauzy playing this good when using the Rasanter R53 for example. Truls apparently used a new rubber, STIGA Helix Platinum according to a post by Stiga on Facebook.

  17. Post your latest EJ purchase

    Just don’t ask…

  18. Alternative to Nittaku PK50 (and 8-80) ?

    I just tried PK50 as BH and I really liked it. Going back to OP's request, for me Xiom Vega Euro H could be a candidate, I think it's a bit slower than PK50. It's also sold as 45 degree of hardness but it feels a bit harder than that.

  19. Hugo Calderano denied entry into the USA! Will miss the USA Smash 2025

    "As a Portuguese citizen". Not Brazilian?

  20. Alternative to Nittaku PK50 (and 8-80) ?

    I'm about to try PK50 as my BH rubber, H3 neo FH. With my durometer, I measure 45 degrees of hardness for the sponge, measured from the top sheet it's even less. So we are far from 50 as hardness. Plus the back of the package reads: "SIEGER PK50 emphasizes a high arc, due to the "S touch...
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