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.............and feeling deeply ashamed about this now and profusely apologize 😪

many decades ago, when I first got a ping pong blade in my hand, at the local swimming pool playing on a concrete table, there was a 1mm layer of cork as the outer layer. Would this be prohibited too today ? Where does the policing stop ? Where remains individualism ? Will all players have to...

Boosting and tackiness are two different things and we hobby players needs the both mon. :ROFLMAO:

Because you all sound so keen and because you are all so nice I went into my hobby room, ripped the clear protective cover of a blade and pressed the rubber against a ball for 3 seconds and then lifted it up and counted ::::::Result " 18 seconds to ball drop." :::::::The rubber "Loki...

do you mean more speed oriented instead of being spin oriented ?

We are not hung up at all, seems you might be a bit of a fuckwitt or, it being cold and wintery, your brain suffers from a freeeeze. :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

I still got some of the old stock and one has to really pull with quite a force to get the clear protector plastic off the rubber. Regardless of language knowledge, which has stopped counting since google translator, no manufacturer has given a reason or an explanation for the reduced stickiness.

We did noticed that DHS H3 and many rubbers from many chines brands have become much less sticky in the last couple of years or so. Lots of speculation but I have yet to get a proper "official explanation" from any source.

Indeed. Sanwei makes decent blades at a decent price why bother copy them.

Toss a coin ! 😁

any power supply that figures the same voltage and amperage will do, as long as the polarity on the outlet plug is the same

No need to apologize, all is well. Just a hint , watch out for the smilies, normally when I do this: 😁 😁 😁 😁 😁 I am not too serious. P.S It is interesting to experiment with blades and rubbers just make sure you also have good fun playing TT.

Ohhhhh.........SENSITIVE are we :ROFLMAO:😂:ROFLMAO:

I don't get this either and I am also scratching my head. many manufacturers are classifying their blades as either attack- or defense blades.They will mostly then specify an attacking blade as Head-heavy and the defensive version as grip heavy. So making a beast by adding weight into the...

Very interesting video indeed. I was reflecting back to when I had my tennirobot and when training a specific shot with the aim to complete as many as possible on a fixed target. It became quickly apparent that I would begin strongly and finish lousy. Simply a matter of not being able to...

The whole discussion about blade weight and balance is really a bit futile because it can all be fixed with a small dumbbell and exercise. 😁

Sanwei T5000 it is a little beauty and costs just about nothing.

buying a LAC is like getting a box of chocolates, you never know what you are going to get.

Agree! Loki definitely has not got it right with the R9 sponge. Dingtian got it right with the blue sponge version but where are they now ?