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Hey guys, while o alc is an innerforce blade it is bound to produce good spin. However timo plays w his tb alc and produces crazy amounts of spin. My question is, which has the greater spin potential, if the technique is good?

Dhs abs 40 plus? Or dj40 plus wtt Ed?

I use R40 plus butterfly, but I'm open to try new ones. Which ones are the best for matches?

Alright, I'll sum it up. If you want some actual advice, give us an actual clip of you playing actual table tennis. In your clip u seem to be goofing around jumping around like a kangaroo smashing the ball. That isn't table tennis and infact, playing like that will reset your progress overtime...

Your smashes aren't bad... But this looks like a very casual attitude to the game. I haven't seen much spin in your game at all, and I'm pretty sure you are able to smash only cuz ur opponent keeps returning the ball high. I see no footwork whatsoever, so yeah I agree with @Gozo Aruna saying you...

However, thank you all for your advice! It is greatly appreciated, I will be going with the tb alc.

Oh. No, table tennis isn't a job Or a side job even- it's the sport I play. If professional/ semi pro means having it as mainstream, I am not that. I am an U15 player and table tennis is the sport I compete in- it's essentially the sport I love. The only reason I want to change my blade is...

I said donic coppa jo gold because someone asked what I played w before nittaku. However thanks for the tip, I'll try and see if the ball slips

That's true. The only reason I haven't mentioned my level is that in India we don't have leagues or the point system. I'm a semi prof who has been the district runner up and played state. In India, after state there is national then international.

I'm a runner up district champion in India and I have played state (next is national)

By "professional sport" I mean table tennis is the sport which I play seriously. However, I don't struggle a lot in the backspin topspin. After 2 to 3 receives the balls resists the topspin and goes into the net. And I meant flat smashes I might not be extremely good at table tennis but...

I know what a fastarc is sposed to do. I've used one before but mine just seems dead, and the reason I even paid heed to it was cuz I don't personally know the person who installed mine

I want a killer amount of spin on my serve, but good power in my smashes. The problem I mostly have is topspin against a chopper however I tried my friend yinhe t11 s and I felt the power of the balsa carbon but all the balls went flat. I want this blade to be a long time investment as table...

When I spin it and it bounces on the rubber it doesn't go very far which I think it's sposed to

Donic coppa jo gold

I usually like to serve with tons of spin push and attack when I see the opportunity. Like a controlled attacker but I want my blade to be powerful and have a very good spin capability. Feel free to recommend!

I spin the ball and it doesn't bounce very far. I clean it once or twice a week and play 6 hrs per week. However yes mayb my blade is too slow. Does the blade also contribute to spin?

I think my rubber is dead but not sure. My nittaku g1 is only a month old

Im the kind of player who starts off with a spinny serve blocks one or two balls and smash as soon as I get the opportunity. The problem with my current setup is even my well played shots lack power, and are quite blockable.

I have tried mxp, it's quite fast but lacks control, haven't tried dignics yet. I want a rubber which won't sacrifice a lot of control but still have a good amount of spin and speed