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Everybody's "[email protected]" now?

As one who used to follow TTD in Tapatalk - well, with the 3.0 release TTD is still there, but it's entirely void of content. RIP TTD.

Some say Tenergy 25 fits this niche. I've been willing to get a feel of it, but have never encountered it in the wild. I can say that Fastarc-G1 is versatile enough to enable flat hits, whenever appropriate; as is Gewo's Nanoflex FT-48. And I'm curious about Hammond Z2.

Yeah, somewhat aggressively loaded question, prolly meant to provoke. Don’t much like that approach.

Much easier to glue.

As is FaG-1 at 2.0. Yet I’ve seen claims of HZ2 being lighter.

I don’t remember the TB ALC having the thicker handle at all.

Certainly.

Such blades do exist - Andro Treiber CI, Hurricane 301. They play just fine, and pretty much exacty how you’d expect them to. A shallower power curve for the innies, a steeper one for the outies.

Well, Dan did mention November, but he didn’t mention a year.

Rozena’s pretty durable, as long as you manage to keep it intact. It won’t play like new, but won’t become anti in a mere few yearrs. It is brittle, easily damaged, though. Many rubbers with soft topsheets - looking at you, Rasanter R53 - are.

+1 for GTT. Donic Baracuda's also available in blue. Other medium hardness sponged, grippy ESN: Gewo Return Pro, Joola Rhyzen Cmd.

I think there are multiple notions of what constitutes a flagship brand. Is it the highest ability to execute - and if so, in what way? Highest volume? Highest total profit? Highest profit margin? Highest sustainability? Highest "brand value" - brand recognition, association? Highest...

Sweden Extra: fantastic blade. Trust your coach.

T05 is a feisty beast to tame. I found it too hot to handle in the short game, though I had much fun with it fir the rest. The TB ALC is a fine blade, even though fast, and, as you note, balanced towards the head. H3 Neo is taxing in other ways. It demands more effort, and (to me) feels less...

Darko Jorgic.

Afaik the Donic OTC is not an inner carbon blade; iirc it’s an outer ALC blade of the Vis family.

Google’f effup is not necessarily Dan’s. That said, I do think the TTD forum software makeover followup has been wanting.

www.youtube.com/c/TableTennisDaily is a 404 still, so "end of the day" does seem optimistic. My guess is that the lettuce just might outlast TTD's utube hiatus as well! Did I miss out on that being kept posted bit?