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I chose my rubbers. "Stiga DNA Platinum XH" for backhand "Xiom Omega 7 China Guang" for forehand Now it comes to choose a blade, here are the options: Andro Ligna CI ( Inner carbon layers for more flexibility and not slow due to existence of carbon ) Xiom Hugo Calderano HAL ( Thanks to Hyper...

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That was kinda brutal lol. I am the one who may show up with that though, trying it in my local club. Let you know when I get familiar with the special technique of our new peculiar combination.

My father and I have the Dunning-Kruger effect.

I am considering combining "Andro Timber 5 Off" with very hard rubbers such as "Xiom Omega VII Tour", "Stiga DNA platinum XH", "Andro Rasanter C53" etc. My logic is "Super Hard rubbers + Flexible and natural All wood 5ply limba outer blade" Providing both control and speed at the same time. But...

Oh no! now I need to pay for it as well.

I would definitely pay the $14.95 difference. Paying more psychologically feels better, the design of the DNA Platinum series alone is also charming. I am serious by the way, you will experience something brand new. I dare say just do not mind the price you pay, just focus on what you can do...

Makes sense to me, the only difference is that it would not be an ITTF approved combination.

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I think you should give these series a chance. The harder versions (especially XH) are pretty good at flat hitting, having an advantage over other ESN rubbers in this respect. As for getting used to spin, it is just a matter of practice.

Hello Yogi and everyone. I am planning to play with some very hard rubbers like "Xiom omega VII tour", "Stiga DNA Platinum XH", "Rasanter C53" etc. I am stuck between Xylo 5 and Xylo 7. Which one should I choose for these rubbers? I read Yogi's review, which is quite an enjoyable read, but I...