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Every model acquired cheaper than originally should have been is a good catch. :D

Nice catch, literally. Today an original Viscaria can be around 1000$, so this is quite a friendly price for that. :)

Harimoto ALC will suit your needs, as it is rather flexible and will help you generating spin, even on shorter strokes like the backhand flicks. Go for it, I use similar style of blade and it has great charachteristics.

I think there is nothing to forgive here. Antispin rubbers and pimples are different rubbers serving a different purpose, but under no circumstances scr*wing up the game. They are made for a different style and that's it. As for the rubbers so worn-out playing like an anti or pimple, oh well...

Hello Gepi! Welcome here! I've been following your channel for a while. You have a great skill of using antispin. Keep up the good work and keep those videos coming! :D

Antispin rubbers or pimples are not the dark side is table tennis. This term is used by people don't know anything about table tennis. These rubbers are made for different styles and for f*cking up the game or bringing shame to table tennis. Yes, they are inconvienent to play against, that is...

Thank you. It's nice, especially that blue color. What about its durability?

What is your blue Donic Baracuda like?

Yeah, guess you right. About the forgiving, it is rather unclarified what is considered as forgiving, you know what I'm saying. There might be the case we cannot forgive someone using inverted rubbers but in an extremely foolish way. Seems strange to me. The point is, whoever likes a way, they...

Worn-out rubbers are really funky to play against, something like an anti-spin with the only difference that sometimes they can produce spin like an an inverted grippy rubber. I think we might "forgive" them, as we don't know if these players are doing it willfully to deceive others, don't have...

I'm playing with T19 currently. I have heard from players that the Rozena itself is a toned down version of T05, thus T19 because of the very small differences between the two. The Tenergy is usually good for game prioritizing speed and spin. The Rozena would be beneficial for more of a...

If I recall correctly, there was a 2,0 mm version of the anti, but since then I could only manage to found the 1,9 mm. I've read that the 2,0 mm was quite good, thus interested if the 1,9 mm version works good aswell. If you have anything related to this rubber (blocking, hitting, chopping...

Thanks for sharing these videos! It's great they made a review about both of these rubbers on just the blade I use! Now I know that it is going to be an amazing combination with the 09C! :) Thanks.

Thanks for answering! I hope that it's going to arrive as soon as possible, maybe in April. Very interested in 09c. Thanks.

Thanks for answering. Really? At the very first day of publication? I know that the 1st of April is the date for Butterfly to release stuff, but this soon the rubbers would be available in Europe? Not only in Japan/Asia? Thanks.

I'm very curious about the Glayzer series and willing to know when will be available in Europe... if anyone has any information regarding. Thanks.

On the latest match of my team, the power suddenly shut down in the middle of the whole game. They eventually could decide the result, there were no arguments. However, if there is a sudden powerloss during the game or before the game, what happens officially? Does the foreign the team wins or...

Thanks for answering. If it really has about the same spin as T19, I might try it out. I love that blue color. Thanks.

Thanks for answering! Oh, I see. This might not be a problem for me, as I play with pretty good power. I'll definitely try it out! Thanks.

Thanks for answering! From what you've written, I guess that it is rather a control-oriented rubber than supporting all out speed and power. Interesting. Thanks.