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Between points step on a wet towel to enhance your grip. Regarding the bounce there’s not really something you can do except trying to adapt.

I agree! Both excellent balls and equally good but not identical regarding play.

They have for 2-3 years I think

there are many countries where the average player is stronger than in the US. For sure in China, Japan and many European countries like Germany, Sweden, France etc.

There are actually not that many different manufacturers. Joola tables are unique but many other brands' tables are just Sponeta tables with a different label. Some of Andro, Butterfly etc...

Hello,I would like to sell 2 rare rockets: 2 Viscaria FL in very rare weights of 93 and 90 grams. Those are very hard to find nowadays. Both blades are from the T-Series. I only have the box for the lighter one but I will ship the blades well packaged. BTY Viscaria FL 93 grams, very good...

How and how often do good player boost their H3s or change them?

Low temperature = harder balls and harder and less elastic rubbers. Nothing you can do except picking a softer rubber.

Coaches and substitutes don’t get a medal at the Olympics afaik.

He did not, it’s Dima‘s Singles medal and a nice gesture because Duda did not get a silver medal.

Only if play at non-professional locations. I never play with white balls/shirts or so.

Sorry but that’s just BS. If you can’t get enough speed out of H3, then you’re using it wrong. Neo sponge, when boosted, can be very fast, especially the harder versions like 41 or more degrees. But to access that power, you must have good technique and fitness.

Why don’t you use the 45 degrees side angle? Everyone who who knows something about table tennis knows that this is the best experience. Why is there not 60 FPS stream? It’s much better for seeing the Ball.

If you buy the HRT new it costs around 60 bucks...

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yeah good luck with revspin... most people don't have a clue about equipment and just post anything there...

In my opinion Clipper is faster and stiffer and harder to play with. Reviews are of course very subjective... YEO was a blade which was played a lot when the celluloid balls were in use. So the reviews from back then make it appear faster than it is by today's standards with today's plastic balls.

You don't want a blade so fast that it makes up for your technique, which could surely be improved. That's why advice against a Clipper or something like that.

I think you could play with a faster blade, the Allround Classic is really slow. I would recommend either Yasaka Extra Offensive or Avalox P500, both very suitable for your H3 :)I would not switch to carbon yet, you could still improve your form a lot (more weight transfer to get more power)...

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