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Recently I couldn't find the channel or any video, is the channel suspended or removed by Youtube?

Those who tried both, what differences did you feel between these too? What are your experiences? Is it more suitable for FH or BH?

Those who use Tenergy 05, do you consider this rubber spin-sensitive? If so, how much? What are your experiences?

I actually use T19 on my backhand currently. Previously, I made a typo, I'm using T05 on my FH. Thanks for you feedback! Appreaciate it!

I actually used T19 on my backhand currently. Previously, I made a typo, I'm using T05 on my FH.

I'm aware of the last line, I'm using Tenergy 05 on my BH myself. :) Just was curious what the majority think about these two rubbers, as I've seen numerous debates about this topic.

Thanks! :)

Sounds cool, and is it good for receiving serves? I mean, isn't it too spin-sensitive? Is it forgiving?

Which one is better in your opinion? Which do you think is better for backhand?

Most definitely a good racket with an outrageously terrible price. 120 euros for a pre-assembled racket? It's better worth if you bought a Yasaka or Butterfly even while being more expensive. No one has ever posted a review of this racket, so we don't know anything about its speed, spin...

You might try it out, a flexible yet quick blade, not to mention it is light.

You might want to get the normal new Super ALC. Have read some good things about it in German, definitely a boosted Viscaria, but looks nice. You may give it a try. That keeps some of its prior flexibility while maitining high speed.

I believe you should stick to Timo Boll ALC, far the most popular blade in the world. If not, then Viscaria.

If you were to choose one of the following possibilities to play with, which one would it be? Would you rather... 1. play with only forehand? 2. play with only backhand? That is pretty straight forward, which side would you take if you could only use one you choose?

Yeah, I can agree with you. Back in the days there were actual trickshots and amazing skills to see, but now it is only for subscription and view. If you have seen the latest videos, they keep telling they will make a huge racket made of chocolate if they hit 5m subscribers by the end of this...

I know that, I've seen the match. No doubt that he is in the top players of his country, which is a great thing. Although he is professional, he is not a full-time professional. Infact, Finland has only two full-time professionals, by name Benedek Olah and Alex Naumi.

Yeah, he is a beast at the table. I'd really watch a match between him and a player like Timo, Dimitrij, Fan, Xu or Ma.

Hm, so then I guess you are saying it might be paying-off if refreshers are used...

If you have been playing with rubbers that suited your game, you shouldn't really change unless you want to try out something else. If you are an offensive type who like spinning, something like a DHS might be good for you. To be honest, I rather trust Butterfly, more precisely the Tenergy...

I only what you to know what to think of. Of course, it is up to you what is considered as a good blade. A good blade might be fast and easy to control the ball with, no?