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There’s another brand out of China I only see on Taobao called TEZHU.特注, but can find no other information on. Their prices are astronomical for a no name Chinese brand, but the quality looks exceptional. Has anyone else seen or heard of them?

Funny, I find Rozena lighter than R7 & esp G1 2.1 vs 2.0. Not sure if spring sponge x & rubber is lighter than Rozena, but BTY’s rubbers seem to be lighter than ESN’s. Would love to hear how Glayzer plays as bh rubber compared to those tho.

Yea I heard the same thing back in the day, but it’s hard to find any info on their stuff now. I tried to look at their website a couple months ago lol

Not sure exactly what you're talking about specifically, but H3N comes "factory boosted" with glue already on the sponge, and a protective sheet covering that glue. You're supposed to remove that sheet and just apply the rubber to your blade, unless you'd like to add another layer of glue on to...

Don't forget Stiga with their now 4 hybrid composites.

That’s a pretty big testament lol. Can’t wait to get my KLC Pro in. What weight is yours? I asked for 90g+

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Waldner Senso Carbon w/ Mercury II both sides.

Did your coach sell it to you?

How is this different than the Golden Vis we recommended?

Not to hijack this thread because I like Rozena more than R7, esp as a BH rubber. Instead of Rozena would you recommend H3 37°, H8, or H8-80?

Here: https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/joola-tezzo-series-is-here.30725/

Seen a few people do this on bilibili and I was confused af. At first I thought it was sealant, but then realized it was booster. Then asked why would they do this. Now it makes sense and seems pretty common over there 😂

Lol I just did exactly that myself. From G1 both sides to H3N on FH & Rozena on BH so I would def recommend. Regular Glayzer would probably be better (for the both us rn) but I wanted to try H3 unboosted which is REALLY slow.

R7 & G1 are from the same generation, and while you may like one more than the other, they aren't that far apart from each other. I disliked R7 and switched to G1 within a couple of weeks. R7 had more catapult than I like, even coming from Rozena which I probably like most out of the 3. I just...

Rozena & G09c were perfectly fine for your level. You can put Rozena on both sides or G09c on fh and Rozena on bh.

It’s more head heavy because it has more surface area, but with any blade you can request the exact weight you want. Another blade you can try if you want to stay with hinoki & carbon is Joola Rossi Emotion. The outer ply is thin hinoki on top of koto. So it may offer more control than your...

For wood, Nittaku Acoustic (get the G-Revision as it has a better handle than the originals) or a made in Japan Butterfly Petr Korbel For a slower carbon, Yasaka Ma Lin Soft Carbon or Donic Waldner Senso Carbon

All wood offers the most control. Hinoki is supposedly bouncy af. Pair it with carbon and it’s even faster. At least try a more controllable carbon blade.

The tables with all the blades towards the bottom are really helpful to show you where they are as far as speed, and the other table for feel. As far as Im aware from reading around here ZLC is more elastic/faster than ALC.