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Do you think people will watch tt even if that changes? If that was the case then maybe castling should also get banned in chess so that maybe something will change and stop the game being so boring. You see how one move isn't the issue? Nothing will change because that's not the problem. If...

Back then he tried hurricane 8. Hurricane 3 is a vastly different rubber, especially when it's the blue sponge and it's boosted by a professional in the right way.

Spinpips, degu, rakza po, or just get the vo 102 since you know it.

Yasaka sweden extra Bluegrip c2 Grass dtecs ox

What's the point to force yourself to play with normal equipment if you're not taking part in an ittf event or event that adheres to these rules and only play with friends? The only thing forcing you to play with approved rubbers are the leagues and tournaments. In the club there's players that...

Yasaka anti is pretty fun to use, you can pair it with an ox medium-long pip like grass dtecs and for blade a sweden extra. It should be alright for making your opponents question the life choices that got them to this point.

I find tg2 neo a bit tackier as well, longer arc too.

It's not that bad, there could be someone that would buy this, it could have some value. Search up ebay and see if that generation sells at all.

Idk about Japan, I only have the euro. Not as soft as you would think, not hard either, and relatively stiff.

Korbel is pretty stiff, I think you'd be better with normal t05.

The further up you hit, the greater the lever effect and angular velocity at the blade's tip, so in theory, the higher the point of contact, the more spin and speed you can generate. In practice, the difference is negligible because the variation in speed and spin from small changes in the...

Lol

In his last video Heming Hu said that it doesn't make a difference if you put 2 or 3 layers or a big one as long as it ends up being the same overall amount. Whether you decide to put it all at once or slowly over a couple of layers, at the end of the day you're still putting an x amount of oil.

Nope. It's a learning curve. It'll take time until you reach the level you was before the change and reaching above that will be entirely dependent on if you go towards advancing, or if you're using it as crutches. They're closer in philosophy to inverted than long pips are though, so...

XX and WCQ do, Lin is relatively new to international play, give it some time and some company will sign him and make a blade in his name, most likely Butterfly.

I've heard of guys sticking them in microwave

I'll make sure to do that too👍

I'll make it, put it on a wavy blade, then I'll throw an ox long pimple in the microwave and put that on the bh and use that thing against you on an official tournament after bribing the umpire and allowing me to play.

Not the point, since the topsheet is fine I see a fine oportunity to throw a Japanese or German sponge on it and see the results.

My friend changed from this target national to hurricane 3 but the sponge came apart and he gave it to me. I've cleaned the pip side as best I could and it looks pretty good. I've found a Japanese sponge, so does anyone know how to attach it properly with what kind of glue? Thanks!