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Friendship 729 Battle 2 is a high spin rubber, the ball doesn't jump off the racket. The serve, return, chop, block and topspin are excellent. The drive is not as strong, but this is a shortcoming of all tacky rubbers. In 47 and 49 sponge hardness it is an uncompromising forehand rubber. The...

Spin is good but, dwell time is less than Butterfly Moonbeam AL(not carbon) blade. Thus, you end up with less spin, faster game. It is like you are wasting half of your energy on full stroke. Your racket move has to be precise. Less forgiving... If your legs are not fast enough, you will...

*VOC - free water based glue on water basis and natural caoutchouc *Meets the ITTF guidelines *Easy application thanks to the integrated brush *Quick drying phase (5 - 10 minutes) *Easy removing of the rubber off the blade *Easy removing of glue remains

I love the sound when I spin the ball very fast. After softer rubber(Donic Bluestorm Z2), balls are going to the net. Rubber requires more brush, quicker bat swinging when contacting the ball. If you start to do lazy spins, you won't get any good result. To gain more arm speed on spin I started...

This is 'Atsurake' version of "Keyshot", our first Polyarylate racket. Together with "Kazan" forms powerful Atsurake duo. Naturally fast and powerfull Atsurake power. Naturally it has that Polyarylate shock absorbing feature and it comes with three types of handle FL, ST, AN!

I used this on my Butterfly Moonbeam FL(5Ply+2Arylate) blade's forehand side. Although it is harder on paper compared to Tenergies, it doesn't feel that way. 2.3mm is quite thick. Sometimes you don't engage with wood when hitting ball. Don't expect phenomenal arc of T05 but Arc is good enough...