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I can't say. It depends on your playing style. However, if you want to have a slower rubber adding more control take the Rozena. If you want more Spin and Speed take the T19. Without doubt the T19 can add more quality if you can handle that rubber. Fundamentally, both rubbers are nice BH...

Not a bad combination if it fits to your playing style.

I tend to say rather no advantage. In fact I like a slight head heaviness as it gives me more punch in the strokes.

Principally, no bad idea but grip tape would make the handle thicker impacting comfort/playability and would also increase the overall weight. Especially, the latter I would like to avoid.

Well, I did already ... :) What can I say, it kind of still works for me. As I said it is a trade-off between taking care of the handle and the risk of slippery. My workaround is to dry my hand on my clothes between rallies. That lasts ca. 1 second and is manageable. Nevertheless, I absolutely...

Yes, that is a side aspect. I mitigate this by wiping my hand on my clothes between the rallies. At least my handle stays sort of clean and doesn't provide a bad smell. Overall it is kind of a trade-off but for me personally it works.

I do this. I am a heavy hand sweater as well and sealing the handle helps my playing.

https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/all-about-blade-sealing.35899/

I use the one from Joola (but I don't know if that is the best) and I am sealing all of my blades. I am not sure I personally would feel a difference with a blade sealed vs. non-sealed if I put 2 layers of glue on the blade and 3 layers of glue on the rubber.

Thank you @disaster3. Understood.

May I ask you a question? With sticker you refer to the white label on the box that displays the batch, the weight and so on? Once you get to the page from DHS to verify the code - unless I am mistaken - you receive the feedback in Chinese. How are you able to understand the exact meaning? I am...