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How exactly can I differentiate the Hurricane Long 5 from the provincial W968?

Thanks. Just to be sure ... your golden shows the 5 numbers as can be seen from the 2nd pic. So, also the non-golden W968 National show such numbers? Do you own a regular non-golden one?

Nice. Do the regular W968 National blades also show a smaller number on the other side of the handle?

Oh my, indeed ... :p

It is a cooperation between Nittaku and DHS. The sponge is from Nittaku, the top rubber from DHS.

My 2 cents ... For those players on such a high world class level, it would be wrong to assume that they need - the fastest blade on the planet - the fastest rubbers on the planet If that really was the case they would play 100 % carbon blades with hard sponges in max thicknesses - well...

Do you know what the other plies are?

In terms of the EUR size classification I needed them 1 size smaller.

12s - these are the Lezoline? Sizing to me appears to fit rather a narrower foot.

Lezolines work for me well. After a full day in them, no smell in the evening.

Great idea! :) But on another note, to the thread opener: How many layers of sealer have you applied? This is the first time I hear that obviously a sealer caused rubbers not to stick well. I suspect you have applied way too much. Usually, one thin layer does the trick.

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Strange, opening the link out of Switzerland doesn't work. If I access the link through a proxy/VPN I can access the link and I noticed that you would also ship to Switzerland. If you ship to Switzerland why can't I open the link?

What exactly is your booster?

Agree - no issue with that small hole.

If I may ask: Are you on a mission? In about half of your entire posts you keep stating that prott is selling fakes. I think in the meantime we all understood your message.

I personally remove the glue as I want to have control myself of a) what sort of glue from what maker I put on the rubber and b) how much glue exactly.

I was not asked specifically but I can share the weight of mine: 82 g I am not sure they are way heavier than 85 g because of the way they are built.

Very decent, too. Absolutely. According to the Victas website both Koki Niwa and Liam Pitchford play the V22 as FH.

I cannot talk about a comparison of T19 and V22, however, as I play the V22 I can briefly comment on that rubber. For me two things stand out: 1. Incredible safety with heavy backspin pushes slighly above the net allowing for variation of short, mid and long position on the table. 2. Safety on...