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Again yes, clean it and use protective sheets etc.

That's what I'm thinking too, and it definitely seems like it would make the most sense. The blade is the base, so you can get good support from it, the rubbers can act crazy and unpredictably if you don't have the correct technique, footwork... Going from R42 to R47 is a huge jump. The right...

I've asked myself this too before. They come inside bat cases sometime, even inside Nittaku blade boxes. I'm therefore sure it's fine for the blade, not sure if it is or not for rubbers.

Sounds like your FH rubber is too fast and has too much kick for you. R48 and Omega VII Pro would last longer but not fix that problem. Since you really like Vega Europe on your BH, have you thought about using it on your FH as well / both sides, for more control so you can work on your...

Yes, it would take years for them to degrade unused. Wipe them gently with water (purified water is even better), then use protective films to cover them before you put the bat in its case. Then keep the case is a dry (not humid) cool (not hot) area.

Good to know, thank you.

Hi Chase, where do you get the dragon skin edge tape? How much weight does it add to the blade? Is it easy to remove and cut?

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It's up to you. Play with them as long as you like, until they don't perform like they should.

Don't know about you guys, but I'm still more excited about Infinity MX-P and MX-S.

Dear Yogi, All the best to you in this difficult time. I wish you a full and speedy recovery. Stay strong and take care.

This thread is particularly good for OP on why you should use less shoulder to get more spin and speed and to avoid injury, and what to do instead: https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?24997-You-be-using-TOO-MUCH-SHOUDLER-You-!!!

Also agree that the Stiga Clipper or Xiom Extreme S would be too, well, extreme...

Keep in mind that OP said his level is low to intermediate and he has played less than 3 years (and not too many hours per week). So a beast like Tenergy especially 05 is going to be very bouncy especially on his ALL blade, and therefore be too uncontrollable and still too fast at his level...

I'd also say to get a light blade, like a balsa core one. If you don't want to lose speed, the Yasaka Balsa is a good option at around 75g, when most Korbels are 90g or higher. If you want to make it even easier on your shoulder, change your heavy FH rubber for a lighter tensor that will also...

I think of it this way too, the shoulder just follows the body and the forearm, like a whip. And the shoulder goes around the right in a circle rather than up and out of place.

Great stuff! I love how ML had his free arm/hand very close to where the ball is. Very helpful for footwork and timing, knowing where you should be in relation to the ball, how to twist your body and when to snap.

Hey J Bus, Welcome to the talk/posting! Thanks for the helpful background info which will make it easier to assist you. You forgot to tell us what you're primarily looking for in your next blade. A bit more speed I suppose? It'd make sense if you like to play further away from the table...

It's likely just a Carbonado handle. It's talked about in this thread: https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?25058-China-National-Games-2021

Man vs. Machine... as if ball feel as nothing to do with the game and we're all so adaptable, just turn a few buttons on the back of the head and you're calibrated and good to go. If you want to measure dwell or anything else, go for it, I'd love to see it, no one's trying to do it in their...