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Stiff blades are usually good for frictionless antis, at least some say. Now it is a hard thing to decide what is good for what. I've read on forums that someone recommended flexible blade for anti and someone recommended stiff blade for anti, so I'm especially lost. I've played with a 7 ply...

Unfortunately I have no footage of me playing. I have no problem of accelerating to make a good forehand shot. Actually, I like my setup pretty much, the only problem is that my anti works quite funky on this carbon blade. I acquired the blade before moving to anti and one of my teammates gave...

Sure. If only they were playing matches with those items having an ITTF logo on them. :)

Currently Otto is using a Boll ALC. Unsure about the rubbers, but probably a Rakza X. (not sure) Currently Emil is using a Viscaria. Unsure about the rubbers, but the red side is a long-pimple rubber. Black side should be a Tenergy 05. The pimples should be a Joola Badman. (not sure) Miikka is...

Sure. Thanks for the "training" advice though. Might be unbelieveable, but I indeed train (as much as I can) I'll do my best, but first I need my setup. I'm going through some style changes at the moment and my current blade might not be suitable for the new purposes.

Might be an advice to train more. Believe me, I train as much as I can (more exactly as much as my club and my time allows me), but only be training and not getting the right setup can be a waste of time in long-term. I've heard about players who were training and training and could not make...

Thanks everyone who had anything constructive to say and not only "go train"!

Thanks for answering, P1ngP0ng3r! Just what I was thinking, thank you for confirming! Also, thank you for sharing this great review with me! I was searching for reviews but only found the TTDaily's one. Anyone else to have a word here?

I have always wondered if 5-ply woods are better for spin and control kind of game? I'm pretty sure carbon blades are much faster and more powerful, but that is something I'm not really interested in. For the past few months I've been playing with an innercarbon blade (Innerforce Layer ALC). It...

Welcome and have fun!

Usually the newer tensors have a high throw. The Dignics09C has one of the highest throw angles, it is hard to keep on table without getting the feel. I play with Baracuda and it also has a high throw angle, so need some adaptation. Something like a Donic Bluefire or the Rasanter series should...

The forehand topspin technique doesn't require too much shoulder, but pretty much torso rotation and power transfer and wrist. Focus more on the wrist movement, at least that is what I do. Also your elbow should be moving back and forth a bit while topspinning. Using your legs is also cruical, a...

That's good to hear! I have it on my forehand and is pretty good! I love it!

It is soft, but that soft that it would be disturbing. I actually like the fact that I can feel the ball touching and bouncing off the blade. I use it on forehand and has very good speed, spin and control! Was a decent choice, that is for sure!

I'm curious about how durable can my Blue Baracuda be. I'm expecting at least 2 months, that would be satisfactory for me. I train two times a week at my club (2 x 2,5 hours). I usually have trainings outside my club too, they are around 2-3 hours per week. So a total of 8-10 hours of training...

Does this blade have good vibration?

They don't. I just cannot believe in this chart, it seems rather odd for me.

Looking forward the matches against Pongfinity! :D

Exactly, according to that. But that is a piece of rubbish. Don't tell me that the T05H would be as spinny and faster as the D09C. Otherwise everyone would just be that and not the Dignics (lower price). Also, the Tackiness series not being capable of producing "Tenergy-like" spin when they are...

Tenergy 80 is the mix of Tenergy 05 and Tenergy 64. Tenergy 19 is literally another Tenergy 05 but has a higher sensation of control. The spin is slightly higher. The speed is slightly slower. It has the same spin sensitivity. Tenergy 19 has more spin than Tenergy 80, but slower and has more...