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It looks like your table craft generally and match awareness has improved between the two videos. A steady equipment is indeed priceless. Happy racket happy player. Nice one.

What's the optimal return you would like off your return to get your strong/prefered shot in? Also depends on the quality of spin/ serve and level of game as above have mentioned. If it's short topspin or float, fair to say look to attack if this is where you are comfortable as rule of...

Looking pretty sharp NL! Nice match

K3 Max both sides was v good. Control, spin and good close and mid distance. Not over heavy either.

Waldner springs to mind from the older era.

I'm sure come the season you'll be up to top speed.

Looking pretty sharp! Blade looks amazing.

I know one of the guys that played in the event and he said it was really good. Not sure how well he did mind.

I like it so far as its a bit more forgiving. It's put a smile on my face as hitting is alot more friendly with it.

I'd say K3 is slower on my experience at lower end. A1 has more low end speed. K3 Pro is harder and top end is quicker. What kind of level are you playing and what's your general preference.

I've never used C53 unfortunately so tricky to make a full comparison. What kind of thing are you looking for and what are you using now?.

Both K3 and A1 seem to have pretty good followings. I've used both K3 and K3 pro and find them excellent in game play on many levels. Bluestar A1 slightly softer from using it over a smaller time The only thing that let's down alot of these hybrid rubbers is performance over life expectancy...

I play normal K3 on backhand and it's a great rubber. The only thing that let's it down for many is the durability.

I've played with a few hybrids. K3 and now K3 Pro (early days obviously on K3 Pro) just work for me personally. The spin, arc and safety are really good and feel a bit better. It's a good all rounder. I will be honest and say the K3 Pro seems slightly harder only but again that feels good as...

It's pretty solid. Have a sheet and finding it really enjoyable and super stable.

This is a nice find! I wonder if the topsheet will last longer mind?.

Good standard around the central London area. There's lots to choose from and some really good training as well. Hope it goes really well.

Bit of a mixed bag really at Practice. The thing I lost was that short touch spin and control... The thing I gained was catapult and pace from the table. In opening there's alot more safety but the ball is a bit shorter for me on the table.

I'm going to give it a go today both sides and see how it goes.

Decided to try A1 both sides. I've got a C2 as well but unsure if 55 degrees is going to be both too heavy and hard. I had thought of maybe A1 BHFH or C2 backhand even maybe. Anybody else play harder rubber backhand than forehand?