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Well, it didn't say anything about not being the best choice for non-pro players ;)

Pips are better for flat hitting than inverted.

Your h key is broken

Because throw angle is a myth, anyone can claim anything, unless we have someone doing videos like this for boosted vs. non-boosted rubbers. https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/the-impact-of-spin-on-dignics-09c-and-fastarc-g1-with-angles-calculated-video.30630

Liam Pitchford not using his blade from Victas? Also, sound can be deceiving, the sound you hear is a combination of the blade and rubbers, and rubbers affect the sound quite a lot, try putting Victas TD on something and try it yourself, you'll understand what I mean.

Yeah, azxi should be your best bet

just aim for the head, then it’ll be your opponent’s turn to be nervous 😜

And what do you want from the blade? Anyways, if all the blades you listed there, I would say azxi is probably going to be the best choice

±10g is pretty normal in my experience.

Yeah, megaspin shipped some rubbers from them once for me a while back.

For me it's 1 layer for blade and 1 layer for sponge, doesn't matter how thick the sponge is. The idea that "more glue means the rubber is stuck on better" is just wrong , because what we're using here is contact glue, which we wait till it is already dry, then attach the rubber onto the blade...

Yes, in the case of cutting and gluing rubbers, practice makes perfect. ;) I've glued and cut hundreds of rubbers now, and I can say with 100% certainty, that in my local area, I'm the best at doing that lol

I think what @TensorBackhand meant is the first picture, the rubber is lower on the left side, and there's a visible larger crack between the rubber and handle towards the right.

Default preview is just double clicking on the image, then select "export" under the "file" menu, you'll get this.

You don’t need special apps to change image quality, on windows the default paint work just fine, open the image then change the size to a smaller one then save. On a Mac the default preview allows you to change file sizes when doing an export. Or what @Attitude said.

Agreed, even though it costs more, but you need half the amount to glue a paddle.

Not for me. I used Finezip for a few months a few years ago, and I find it increasingly hard to remove the glue layers the longer it stays on the sponge, it turned practically goo like after a year or so. And it's harder to spread even because of the high viscosity, plus the tube is just not as...

The viscosity of Free Chack Pro is higher, but not too high like Nittaku FineZip. The Pro II doesn’t dry completely transparent, more of a translucent white color, but it forms a really good thin elastic layer. And for me one layer on each side is enough, and when removing it it can be teared...

Yep, and no strong smell

I think you mean Free Chack? Btw Free Chack Pro II is the best glue I’ve tried so far, and I’ve tried most of them.