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I had Tenergy 19 on my backhand for a while before changing to anti. Now I also feature Dignics09C on my backhand and feel most comfortable. I have never received proper coaching and very little teaching I have received, but Dignics09C (despite its hardness) feels just perfect for my backhand...

In what way? Others said it would not affect. You say it would, how so?

Familiar. I am also tempted to overthink the fact that the rubber is not perfectly flat in some place and think that it is the cause of me missing the table. Since then I have reglued for a third time and not it is almost perfect. Still not the flattest, but the wrinkles have become even...

Yes, definitely happens in the pros, which makes me a little more calm.

Thanks for your answer! I guess then I do not really have to reglue it, since it is not going to affect the performance. Or if it does, I reglue it once again with your technique, if you do not mind me doing so. We will see how it performs, but I have good hope it is going to be just fine...

Hello! I have my brand new Dignics09C put on my brand new blade, but something is not right. The first time I glued my rubber to the blade and after I had removed the sticky protection film, I realized there are wrinkles, waves and dents on the rubber. Though it did not feel to affect...

He is just fake, turning all his hatred towards something that does not qualify as a danger of the game taking over. Antis and pimples, unfortunately or fortunately will never take over the top levels of table tennis, since it is now all about the quicker and quicker game, all out attacking.

How about banning the illegal serves first? I am tempted to think it is a bigger "concern" than something the pros would easily deal with and not meaning a concern to the "fun" of this game.

I have seen both of your videos featuring this rubber, I thought you might provide me some extra details, but the point has come through. It is lethal once you have the touch for it. I have just received my one today and will be testing it furiously.

Hello QuanQuan! Could you please share your thoughts about the SuperGlanti Black Edition? I am particularly interested in the reversal and disruptive effects (wobbling, sinking, shaking, funky balls)? What are your impressions?

I have been waiting for this for quite some time!

I am thinking the same.

I am planning to stick a Dignics09c on a heavily sealed blade with a gluing sheet. I do not actually believe the fearmaker thoughts that it reduces feel. Most of the comment about gluing sheet have not stated such occurrence. So I am open trying the gluing sheet out for inverted rubber. For anti...

The Cybershape Carbon is faster and stiffer. Due to the stiffness it is a good blade for flantis. The speed is a little too high, sometimes hard to control during passive strokes. It has a relatively low dwell time and a little hard to make good spin with it. The Innerforce Layer ALC has a...

I am currently using an Innerforce Layer ALC with Dignics09C on the forehand. Is the Clipper faster and stiffer than the Innerforce Layer ALC? I am curious about everything when it comes to creating spin? Is the Clipper suitable for spinny servers, openups, loops and basically spin-oriented...

Thanks for your reply!

How would the Dignics09C play on a Cybershape Carbon? As far as I know, the Dignics09C is a rather hard rubber, so might be suitable for softer or flexier blades. The Cybershape Carbon is a hard and stiff carbon blade, so making spin is not the easiest. But it might be setup suitable for spinny...

Why do you want everyone to hate you? Actually like wtf? Anyway, long pimples are definitely not lazy, especially if you are a chopper. It allows you to play somewhat passive, but the active game is always pays off more way more.

Having considering your previous issue posted here and on OOAK too, about the traction on the surface, what counts as frictionless? Also, if there is anything that is harmful to the sport, why the such rubbers would the ones? In the higher leagues, they are rather a disadvantage than advantage...

The Petr Korbelk might be okay for you. As for rubbers, either Rozena or Glayzer. The Glayzer has somewhat better performance for roughly the same price.