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No, he didn't mention it. I just read his way of playing and it sounded like the perfect attacking/pushing long pip game. I have a weird feeling these long pips I'm saying have more grip than his pre-made rubbers 😏

The Stiga Mantra Control is a new one and that probably would suit you or from Donic the Acuda S2 sounds like a good pick too. If you're interested in long pips for your backhand the Donic Piranha Tec is probably what you want from Donic. I'd buy it with sponge, 1.2mm I guess Sanwei Taiji plus...

If you rely on close to the table pushing on backhand maybe some pushing type long pips would be good? I'm no expert on that but Tibhar Grass Dtecs seems to be a popular choice. For attacking rubber maybe something like Andro Good would be a good first choice. Or Xiom Vega Europe, Vega Intro...

Ah ok, so weight is defined in English as the force Earth's gravitational pull has on mass.

I think the weight of the ball changes. Isn't weight = mass * acceleration? It changes all the bloody time.

I want to give an example of how great Mantra Pro is, on the weekend I beat the best player in our league. Well, I have never taken even a set off him. He used to be a national team gravy player but even now he is still on that level. From 40 singles matches no one has beaten him so far. So you...

I suppose the most advantage of older ESN rubbers have is they are not boosted. Or at least G-1 and Barracuda and Vega Pro are not. I assume it's the same with the others too. So their playing characteristics don't drastically change after one or two months. They don't particularly shrink...

Yes, very sure it's M- on the sponge.

Hmmmmmmm, I got myself a Moon 12 Blue in M- hardness for BH since why not. I didn't particularly like the H-, especially not on BH side. It's also a bit heavy for BH, and since the sponge was hard it was hard to use it. What I liked in it was the insensitiveness to incoming spin, which is not a...

Maybe Gewo Nexxus XT

I tried the Volant 2, I am 100% sure it has the Qiji spin sponge with the Volant topsheet. I did not like it at all. H3-50 is much better and the Qiji too so I think skip.

I don't want you any other way 😘

Hahh, what a poor choice of words. Worth it's its weight in gold... More like worth its weight in needles sticking in your toes. But your point is well conveyed in a weird and obscure way. The price of Sueke No2 is ~10EUR per 260ML SHIPPED, TAXED to EU... that is an insane deal. For 10EUR you...

I think hard rubbers are also less reactive in the very fast and spinny game which is why probably pros prefer them, since higher-level players hit as hard or as spinny as possible.

Sueke No2 is pretty much the perfect glue. I am still waiting for the No1 to arrive so I will test that too. Somewhere I read that Sueke No1 makes the rubber faster but as always I am open-minded but doubtful. I tried a lot, No15, Finezip as Stiga Attach, Revo normal and high viscosity, German...

I don't see him stating harder is better.

Only need good grip and stability. Some shoes/soles work better on different surfaces.

Yet to find anything that is better and easier to use. I really fail to find any weakness in this rubber.

I saw many HKer and Chinese used DG on FH side, even choppers. On BH I saw no one use it, but I tried C2 on BH it's usable just not my thing. I think in China DG makes a lot of sense since it's around 200RMB on TB, even if one needs to replace it every 2 months it's not like Dignics that costs...

That is weird. I would suggest the other way around Dragon Grip for FH and Mantra Pro M for BH, but I would rather just tell you to use Mantra Pro XH for FH instead of the Dragon Grip. I never played with Dragon Grip but I bet it's pretty much the same thing as Donic Bluegrip C2(which I used) so...