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Happy Birthday! UpSideDownCarl

I played Tenergy 05 on my TB ALC and ZJK ALC for 5 years. Amazing combination! especially for amateur players who cannot generate power in all situations, rubbers like Tenergy do much of the work for you. But, from durability perspective, Dignics would last longer than Tenergy 05 but not too much.

Thomas, How is Hammond Z2? I saw that you are using that one as per your signature

11-3 Dima

I use Xiom Stradivarius with Nittaku Fastarc G1 on FH and Fastarc C1 on BH. Next, I will try using Vega X on both sides.

Koto - More direct, pinpoint accuracy on the blade (you can feel and tell where you have contacted the ball), sharper feeling where you contact the ball. You need more forearm acceleration to spin the ball and also need to go more through the ball otherwise it would be weaker loop/topspin...

Define 'works well'? FYI, I use Mark V sometimes, just for fun and it 'works well' in my humble opinion.

I believe that you should try this new blade if any of your team mates or club mates are using it already. The only caveat here is that it may or may not have the same rubbers which you are planning to use. There are so many variables involved that it is very difficult to describe how the blade...

Until there is any mortal danger involved by playing against an opponent with dead rubbers, I will play.

I have used WSUC (Waldner Senso Ultra Carbon) for close to 9 years - which is a inner carbon structure but is rated as higher speed. If you can access and read my review then I will be happy to answer the questions you have, to the best of my ability.

😀...thanks Bro

Achanta Sharath Kamal

Patrick Franziska.

When I click on the button to enter the pro player name, I get a message that there is a critical error on this website.

I believe you are talking about a backhand flip instead of a banana flick. The key difference is speed and less spin for Flip vs. spin and curve for Banana flick. So, one of the key scenarios could be that you did an underspin serve or did a push and your opponent steps in and does a flip...

Ya, medium-soft rubber is good to develop your stroke feeling and gain control also create a consistent stroke mechanics. A funny thing I always mention to my TT buddies, is that the best thing which I did for myself is that I stopped using Tenergy. LoL. I also use Donic Acuda S2 on my backhand...

I own a Xiom Zetro Quad. It has Hinoki top layer and has an inner Zylon-Carbon fibre structure. It feels really good with rubbers like Nittaku Fastarc G-1 which I am primarily using on FH. It is a fantastic rubber, with amazing life. The hinoki wood really feels good with unique 'ping' however...

I would repeat myself - Our eyes deceive us. Also, keep in mind, Dima's fitness level and timing is something which he has achieved by practicing countless number of hours. For amateur players, like me, I would take lessons from a coach and do a multi-ball drills to hone in my skills. Watching...

You are right. To utilize the new generation of thin topsheet and thick sponge rubbers, opening of blade face is beneficial. Also, I must say this, our eyes deceive us. Professional players also have a more 'hit through the ball stroke' based on the trajectory of the incoming ball. For example...