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You mean how similar is the play of primo+2×t05fx? I played rakza 7 on infinity only and in 2.0 thickness, it was a decent setup: spinny, lightweight, but not very fast -- far from that. Can't tell you how rakza plays on Primorac, sorry. Few times I tried the a/m setup of one lady in the club...

T05FX is fascinating on Primorac. No bounciness, no surprises, just wow.

If you want an upgrade of lsw, why don't you go the route of Tiago Apolonia, whose blade Apolonia zlc, as claimed, is reinforced lsw?

They couldn't do so with black and red leisure rackets, but now everything is changed. That's the level of discussion, thank you.

What if ittf does the research and publish it beforehand? For leisure you already have all this colors in -- you got it right -- leisure table tennis, which you play outdoors with leisure rackets, which are already colorful and all this https://es.cornilleau.com/en/19-outdoor-rackets

Rakza 7 is very lightweight, with excellent grip and good speed. The hardness is about what you want. Can't say much about durability but should be pretty durable.

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"Bad technique", huh... Well, when I watch Waldner on YouTube with this exact huge swing from 80s I see this same technique. Did you try looping backspin with all-blade with Mark V on it? > You WILL get lazy if the setup is doing a lot of work for you and this will backfire sooner than later...

Fine. Another example. Different club, 10-12 years old boy. He uses modern racket but with this old-fashioned technique (oh, he must have gotten proper training! Or he simply likes this, I don't know): huge swing, same rockets during the practice against block, all this. Guess what? Zero points...

Every time I see these advices I end up scratching my head. Ok, one can take these old-style Japanese rubbers like Mark V or Sriver and learn how to spin the crap out of it and so what? What next? I know a guy with something like 10 years hiatus with exactly this kind of rubbers and giant swing...

Great point from Carl, you'll be kicking butts and will get a chance to find somebody interested in (more) "proper" training. Win-win.

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I'm in Genova, but I'm not an Italian ((:

And that's against backspin: youtu.be/A_f9nhtKtBQ P.s. by the way where are you located in Italy?

Hi, what will likely help you is the videos by Brett Clarke, like this: youtu.be/tyCTDQRkPHo