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You do you man... It's not like anyone is going to care about your proclamations, is it? :ROFLMAO:

I'm sure you will receive 1001 answers to this question, but here's my opinion: H3 works well with both outer and inner composite blades; just try it on whatever you are most used to and see if you like it. As for the boosting, I would still go for 1 to 2 thin layers (I generally use regular...

Just to be clear, the bracelet says "fuck cancer"... I think Truls previously spoke about a friend of his with cancer, so this must be his way to show his support.

You sure that's the correct score? 😜

Mmmmh, no... It's actually another North Korean player in Women's Singles (Pyon Song Gyong). That said, I agree with you and would also like to see Ri Jong Sik's level in singles!

Also, can anyobdy in Japan help me with TVer and live viewing? I find it quite unintuitive, as it seems there's a couple tables at a time only... is there a way to specifiy a time schedule / table inetrest? any help with specific table/schedule would be very appeciated...

Well well well... Japan out and PRK in isn't what we would have expected for XD! I hope more of the tourament is going to turn out this exiting!

That's because of "big PP" Gozo, not because of tensors! :ROFLMAO:

If they even dare to try to also use WTT's side angle for broadcasts, I swear I'm boycotting professional TT for the foreseeable future... 😡

Obviously he will continue spewing his nonsense, sprinkled with some misinformation and a couple lies on top... :ROFLMAO: And what was that about the hardness of the rubbers of CNT players? Ffs, DHS even markets the player's versions of H3! A quick check would have easily corrected that...

Well, he coaches the players he has... It's not like he's going to say to a 20-years-old: "I know you played this way for the last 15 years, but let's ditch those pimples and start looping on the backhand! Also, do you feel confident for the next WTT Star Contender that will start in 5 days?" 😜

Coach Costantini is doing an amazing job with the Indian national team, but I seriously doubt he "created" the crop of long pips players... He actually has no say in the young players development, he selects/receives the best India has to offer as adults (already or mostly formed playstyle-wise)...

I do the same and I have 4 sheets that are 2+ years old and perfectly serviceable...

This is like 50% of the people I play with since I came to Japan! :ROFLMAO:

I have no idea if shops would be interested in selling internationally, but I seriously doubt they would like the hassle. Most shops cater only to their club members and often order directly for them, as they have limited stock... But I am in Fukuoka, maybe some big shops in Tokyo or elsewhere...

You can find these prices even on amazon.co.jp... Generally, here in Japan, most specialized shops are tied to TT clubs. The club I go to, as well as another couple I checked, applies 20% on Butterfly retail. Some clubs/shops have deals and can go even lower than that. That said, most big...

Just to add another point of perspective as I'm living in Japan for a while... I can easily find Dignics between 7500 and 8000 Yen (43-46 euro, 47-50 US dollars as of today's conversion rate) and Tenergy for 6700 to 7000 Yen. What's even crazier is the prices you can find Rakzas and Fastarcs...

They are the codes associated to the sponges in DHS rubbers. #20 is the orange sponge (like that of Hurricane 3 commercial), while #22 is the blue sponge.

Well, that would certainly help with your grip style! It's a cool solution with the molded clay! I see you put more of the index finger on the blade face than I do. For me, only the final phalanx of my index is on the blade... It's probably due to hand proportions and size. That said, I don't...

It's not like there's the one and only way to hold a cpen blade... In fact, I use a "wide claw" grip because I find rpb and transitioning fh/bh easier that way. The way I hold my blade, my index finger doesn't even touch the handle, so there would be no benefit at all with this "finger support".