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That’s not the break-in we are talking about here. What you said is degradation.

both. and they break in different rates, that's why I said especially tacky rubbers.

Yes, especially for tacky rubbers.

I’ve bought many things from prott, their products are always legit, only complaint is the shipping speed, but I guess that’s mostly due to the pandemic.

You misunderstood me, I'm saying there are always things you'll want to buy in the future (like the rubbers you know you like and will eventually need a new sheet), why not just add that item into your current order, or wait and add the current item in your future order? The example I gave to...

I don't know then, check spam/junk mail folder?

Just giving you an idea on how to save money, don't have to be the same rubber, could be one you like and you know you'll use in the future, or some other rubber you were thinking about trying out. Like I said, getting free shipping and the 10% of spending 100 euros saves you 20 euros or so...

Why not just buy two of the same rubbers you want and a box of balls? That’ll definitely hit the mark. And like I said rubbers don’t go bad that fast, store them in a whether proof box. And balls are always useful, I keep a couple new ones with me every time I go play.

But you save money by buying more... if your order is over 99 euros, you'll be paying 99*0.95+15=109.05, but if you spend 1 more you'll be paying 100*0.9=90, that's almost 20 euros saving for spending 1 extra. That's why I always try to hit the 300 euro mark to get the maximum savings, rubber...

Nope, just buying for myself, and no extra discounts. I just stock up on stuff I need since some items go out of stock really quick, currently I’m buying from them about once every month , but a few weeks ago it was like every week or so lol I sometimes help friends buy stuff too, since I...

I buy from them almost biweekly, so I’m really familiar with their checkout process. If you want the best price, since you’re also in the states, I would recommend just checking out in Euros, and use your credits card directly, this way your bank does the conversion and it’s usually at a better...

Because the shrink doesn't happen instantly, and there's no set margin of shrink, one might shrink 2mm, the other one might shrink 1mm or 3mm. Also, it's harder to glue a used rubber perfectly, because the head shape may differ slightly here and there, and I mean the curvature is different...

Not in the UK but I did just got one a few weeks ago to test as well, not very impressed with the performance while paired with H3 rubbers, but pretty good with Nittaku G1 and GEWO Nexxus EL Pro 48. Your experience may vary though, just adding my experience here.

Because it's hard to cut the same all around if cutting larger than the blade, you'll have to judge by eye rather than following a solid curve. Also, larger rubber is easy to get caught on the table when pushing, which will lead to the rubber lifting off from the blade surface. You may argue...

well, it's starting to feel like you are just too stubborn, or just disagreeing for the sake of disagreeing. 😂

it's not about terminology, footwork is still footwork, but to be able to pinpoint the specific type of footwork you need names for individual ones.

Nothing wrong with going into detailed training and giving a certain thing a name, even if it comes naturally for certain people. It's like clicking the mouse, you can either say click, or you can specify left click when you want to be specific and make sure there's no misunderstanding. As this...

Tell those sandpaper players they can form their own league IMO. There's a reason why sponge and rubber is the more popular way.

exactly what I’ve said above, we need more info to understand what’s going on.

It kind of sound like the two goats from the latest Thor movie are playing ping pong 🤣