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Inner composite layered blades is referring to a 7 layer or 7+ layer blade, where the composite layer is next to the core, rather than next to the surface. Almost all brands make some sort of inner blades nowadays, just google and you’ll find lots of them. As for even layered blades, there are a...

By better I meant better feel, not the quality of the shot.

It's a bit strange to stomp your left foot on all loops, but I could see that after looping a really spiny downspin ball you pushed off so hard that you jumped up and stomping your left foot when landing. Btw, spiny and low arc doesn't really come together, unless your ball speed is really...

Training can mean lots of things, training by yourself or with friends is very different from training with a coach, and there are different levels of coaching if you really want to dig into that. If you feel your stroke isn't strong enough from mid distance with Mark V, then you'll probably...

Almost all blades can be good to use with Chinese rubbers, to play well with tacky Chinese rubbers, it really depends on your personal stroke structure rather than the blade.

If you don't want to boost, then just get the Hurricane 8 or 8-80, or the new Hurricane 9, they play much better compared to non-boosted H3.

For the C series, it has a slightly tacky top sheet, it's grippier than the R series, and when playing with it it feels a littler harder too, but I don't know specifically whether it's the top sheet that's stiffer, or the sponge being harder, or the pimple structure makes it feels harder.

I think a good counter spin rubber should be more spin sensitive so it can counter the incoming spin, not less spin sensitive. Just think about what anti-spin means, and you’ll understand. Also blocking doesn’t count as countering, unless it’s an active block, but most time when I think of...

I've been trying out some rubbers that's not red to use as backhand, and I've found a couple options that's not listed in the posts above play pretty well, namely the Joola Dynaryz CMD/ACC (purple) and GEWO Nexxus EL Pro 45/48 SuperSelect (green).

Looks like a few people have tried the pro version, nothing much to add other than a minor part everyone seems to have missed. The pro version's handle has a slightly different shape than the non-pro version's. It's slightly thinner side to side in the middle part, so your fingers will wrap...

Ohh yeah, forgot about that 😂 my friend who was a provincial player was here last week, he also trained with the CNT for a while, so last week for me was ping pong training all week long, still pretty tried but extremely satisfied with the progress I made .

Hmm, the design looks pretty nice, think I’ll buy the ALC and CNF versions.

The poster says he’s using the ALC version

My bad , misread ALC, then you’ll have to find someone to custom make one for you, don’t think any big companies are making blades that only uses AL as the composite layer.

Like I said in my previous post , I have one for sale, like new condition.

Just get the ALC.S Or if you're in the states, I have one old Innerforce ALC for sale.

In my personal experience, H3 doesn’t work on Stiga cybershape, for whatever reason it absorbs the force when you pair it with h3, but feels great with ESN rubbers.

Do you have a link to that group? I might give them a try when I’m free this weekend.

Hmm, if you can get your hands on one, I'd say this https://www.taobao.com/list/item/673185166261.htm I'm actually thinking about shipping one to the states.

Actually the first transition from H3 to C48/C53 was a little challenging, but after switching back and forth for a couple times it felt really good, feels like the difference of the two rubbers have sharpened my sensitivity to the ball. The only part I need to really adjust are the serves...