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No difference in the packaging as far as I can tell. I still have the original packaging, if you want to see photos of the barcode or something, but I can't tell any difference there...

No it's taken literally after 1 session, the marks on the topsheet were present brand new as well. The way they had applied the plastic protection wrap in the factory was comically bad. It's like when you press on a crease on a shirt and it becomes worse... Ignore the dirt however, as I did not...

Bubble after just 1 session. The topsheet also looks really bad after just a few hits like all tacky topsheets, but this does not affect play. Sanwei's distributor told me that this bubble issue should be fixed in new batches as they have improved gluing technique. Only time will tell I guess...

I believe you can also place an order directly from Sanwei's website https://sanweisport.com/en/, as per their representative @Andrea Jiang . They have international shipping, however, the price might be a bit higher so you can maybe ask for discount codes... In my country, Sanwei have an...

I'm also a fan of Rozena on the backhand. In fact, I'm having a hard time deciding between Rozena and Glayzer on the BH - Glayzer is better for passive push/short game as well as opening loops, but Rozena just feels safer for longer rallies, and is noticeably better at blocking. Ultimately, I...

I kind of agree.... Rozena felt way too fast for me (but without the grip of a Tenergy) as a backhand rubber even on a 7 ply flexy blade like the PG7. Glayzer (the regular one) may not be an exciting rubber, but that's what makes it one of my favorite backhand rubbers. It's medium hard, not too...

Not Viscaria, but I've been using the Glayzer 09C on a Timber 7 (kind of a Clipper clone), and so far so good... It's not a very exciting rubber, but at my level it's a safe choice - excellent short game, flicks, and opening loops have enough spin, only lacks top end power but I attribute that...

Hello everyone! Thanks moderator(s) for approving my account! I'm from Bengal, India, and I've been playing table tennis for about 15 years on and off. I did get some formal coaching back in my school days, and played at state level qualifiers and (later) college tournaments, but now mostly...