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My point of view is like Chinese approach, start from the beginning with the right material, what's the right material? linear material, what's the linear material? the once you know for sure you predict 100% how works. If you give to beginners easy catapult fast rubbers, never ever will know...

The key point is that you impart/get more spin: back or top using hard rubbers with proper technique no matter the stroke you do: serve topspin, sidespin or backspin, etc.

Really I enjoy having a good time reading you, waiting each time how can you go down & down & down....it seems boots are each time more perfect like human stupidity

You bark then I ride.

I don't sell the truth as you, I only share my experience. You haven't words and repeat mine words: weak vocabulary and something more..... Try again. Seeing your FS: Lots of blades & rubbers everybody can assure that you still have a lot to learn.

You are the typical person that always have to say the last word right.....and you believe that you are the only one in possession of the truth, you are pathetic.

Isn't my native language. But still understand perfectly when something said: "Also, you're the one who has no idea what you're talking about"..... I never try to discredit, I only give data got with my experience.

Using and offensive & prepotent language don't give you the reason:mad: If you think that you know all you are very confused, you must be more humble.... BTW it's the 1st time you said for serves (fortunately something is changing in your mind), I and the OPT I guess both speaking to...

You still don't know how sponge hardness have relation with spin, isn't only the topsheet, I'm not contradicting nothing, you haven't any idea about how to use different sponge hardness to get maximum spin because surely you never played with hard sponge Chinese rubbers.....

Of course tacky rubber, but to generate more spin do you need hard sponge and to get maximum spin of hard sponge do you need strong hits, now?

As I can see you never played with Chinese hard rubbers.....

Igor was refering that hard hits must by done in order to get maximum spin, if you aren't able to do it better stick with ESN & Jap rubbers.

Good lucky!

What sponge do you like, hard, mid-hard or soft? N.B. I don't use hard as stated with other people, I guess something like BTY Rozena Red 1.9 for backhand https://www.teessport.com/rubbers-c6/butterfly-rozena-table-tennis-rubber-p9514 & Nittaku Fastarc G-1 Black 1.8 or 2.0 depends yours skills...

It all depends your budget & your taste, let us know?

How do you play? Stiga current production hasn't the same quality like your old Stiga AR blade. If you play defensive or all round & not too agressive the blade will be fine. If use Chinese not boosted rubbers you have to do strong hits to get a quality shot, better if you use ESN or Jap...

If your are looking for more spin, look for 7 layers all wood with enough flex to loop.

This booster one has a specific time to glue to the blade:ROFLMAO::LOL::ROFLMAO::LOL:

I guess contracted players uses the material he/she likes better, that's including everything in blades & rubbers....

Isn't sidespin, it's a weak sidespin.