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I'm interested in this rubber, as it has the highest spin and control rating in revspin.com. If you have opinions or information, I'm curious about anything, speed, spin, control, hardness, feel, durability, usability. Previously I've made another topic for the Victas V 15 Extra. If you have...

Thanks for replying! Exactly, I play Tenergy 19 right now, but it is a bit too expensive, just like the whole Tenergy or Dignics series. Yes, I definitely want to give it a try, I really like that blue color this rubber can be purchased with. If you still has something to say about that...

I'm interested in anything you have to share about this rubber. Speed, spin, control, feel, hardness, usability, durability... literally anything. Thanks.

I meant it doesn't matter which level we are talking about, because both the lower and higher tiers were mentioned in the first reply. I'm pretty sure that the higher you go, the less these alternative rubbers are effective, as mentioned previously. Thanks.

Thanks for replying! As for the levels, it doesn't really matter, because I'm curious about all kind of levels and abilities. Your answer is satisfactory for all my questions.

I've always been wondering if short pimples, long pimples or antispin rubbers are more dangerous? By dangerous I mean deceptive (or anything that would make it hard playing against). I deliberately put the short pimples here, because though they can be used for attacking, they can also be used...

The most classic allwood blade. It's not that slow, but not that quick. Basically, you are not going to have "out of this world" speed, but rather good control. These flexible blades are more suited to rather hard rubbers (like Rakza Z you mentioned). I suggest you go for a Yasaka Rakza Z or a...

I'm curious about the Glayzer09C. I heard that it is going to be a more budget-friendly rubber, somewhat similar to Dignics09C. Looking forward to try Glayzer09C out.

If you want something tacky and fast for forehand, go for D09C. If you are on budget, go for the C48. Before you change, I suggest you trying your Rakza Z on your forehand, why not. Another alternative could be the Tibhar Hybrid K3. Reviews about these hybrid rubbers vary from person to person...

As Tony stated. If you are planning on playing more table tennis (sure you are) you are ought to take steps for you own sake. Either learn the proper technique or stop doing it. It's not worth forcing yourself to do somethin that is harmful for your playing style.

With all respect to Tony, I didn't write that would work for him/her too. Only mentioned that if elite pros are using it that might be good. The writer didn't really shared enough information. Like you are asking, how is the flick done, when does it hurt. Because if it hurts when flicking...

If you are considering T05 as your backhand, go for it. After all, Fan Zhendong used to use T05 on the backhand and did several ridiculously great flicks. D05 might be a good choice too, but a bit too expensive. With D05 you will get great spin and hold of the ball when doing flicks (a bit...

Unfortunately, in such famous forums related to almost anything (in this case ping pong) are usually flooded with spam bots / accounts. I don't think there is an effective solution to the problem, as if you delete or ban an account like that, another one or more will come back. Maybe from...

Clean water and a soft cotton sponge will do for the cleaning. I personally like to use wet baby wipes for cleaning, as it not only makes the topsheet clean, but also makes it slightly more grippier for a certain period of time (usually enough for a relatively long session). Me and one of my...

How can you remove the Butterfly Free Chack Glue stuck to Tenergy without damaging the sponge?

I have a premade Stiga bat, mainly a free-time bat. I tried to peel off the rubbers, but only the topsheet came off, but the sponge didn't. It stuck extremely strongly there. Any ideas how could I remove the sponge from the blade without damaging the blade?

Any ideas about how can I remove the old glue without damaging the blade or the sponge of the rubber? Or is it a problem if I don't remove the old glue when reglueing?

I'm glad your channel has been brought back! I really missed your review videos and everything else!

Putting D09C on your backhand should be a proper choice if budget is not important to you.