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Yes you're right. It's also my experience. For istance on ZQH90, Donic Z2 on backhand is a great match. I won't change that (...I hope :LOL:). Now I'm exploring the hybrid rubbers for my forehand, I have Rakza Z, K3 and hybrid MK to try in the next weeks...

This is the nice part of writing here, I dont feel alone :LOL: Well at least you bought something new and used it on the tournament, I just messed my brain by changing setup two/three times in one week...great move :ROFLMAO: By the way, fzd alc is already a masterpiece, Dignics 09C is a great...

The problem is that I tried the vega pro on my friend zjk zlc and it was totally different than on my zqh90 unfortunately...on zjk zlc vega pro didn't outperform V22 but it had great control, spin and high throw. On my zqh90 it was totally different...it lost control above all. I know, different...

10 days before the last official tournament of the season (last 10 june 2023) I had the great idea of buying: -xiom vega pro to put on fh of my joola zqh90 -Donic Z2 to put on bh of zqh90 -joola nobilis 1) vega pro turned to be not a good rubber at all, very slippery, not powerful, quality...

Where did I speak about rubbers? When hard times come, I usually focus on my technical weaknesses and try to fix my mistakes by hard training. I don't sell my blade. ZQ90 is a great blade, a keeper.

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Why did you change the zqh 90 to otcharov alc? I've tried otcharov with 09c and i liked it but i don't plan to change my zqh 90

Is my clock broken or is it 3.32 pm in uk time? 😁

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I cheked on butterfly Italy and I confirm: viscaria went from usual 129€ to 169€! That is really disappointing...I was Viscaria user and never will be. Recently I used Joola, Xiom and Sunflex carbon blades and thankfully I don't need Butterfly blades anymore, my ZQH is a great blade.

Premises: Forehand, sponge hardness defined, attacker style. In my early TT years I've been very cautios and avoided to use max thickness. Yes the pros of non max rubbers are those listed above, weight, balance of the racket, control etc... BUT there is one big pro for max rubbers: the speed...

Thanks for sharing, being italian could never find such content on Tube. This guy makes some very useful points on what is important to focus on during training, often neglected. ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Stability, defensive skills with blocks used actively are really important. ​​​​​​​

For FH max, for BH one step below max. If you have a good BH, so you can control the ball very well, go with max thickness on BH too.

Dwell time is fine with outer, I don't complain at all. I can feel the ball perfectly when looping, both brushing and hitting kind of strokes.

I went from outer (viscaria) to wood (korbel & hadraw vk), then to inner (alxi and sunflex lsh pbo) and finally again to outer (zqh 90). I should have stayed with outer the whole time. Outer is crisp, linear and my shots have great power. You don't need your arm to go full power to obtain...

Great stuff, thanks for sharing! I have two questions for you: 1 How to understand if your equipment is too fast? 2 How to perform in official match like in an unofficial match? My clubmates often tell me I perform in official match at 55% ÷ 60% of my unofficial level Hope I don't bother you

Hi iLoveTT! I like and share your enthusiasm for tennis table👍 I would suggest Tibhar K3 2.0mm on FH (max if you feel you can control it, it's a beast) and DNA Platinum M 2.1 on BH. K3 is a great hybrid rubber, in the major european leagues a lot of players are using it, and could be a nice...

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I'm very curious about this blade, hope others could chime in and give their impressions