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Probably el-p, definitely a very good all around offensive rubber or rakza 7

Freitas: limba-alc-limba-kiri(or ayous) IF ZLC: limba-limba-ZLC-ayous ALC has that numb feel to it but feels alive when you hit the ball hard while ZLC to me probably has more vibration but a tad stiffer. The speed are similar though

Do you want a blade that feels stiff, or soft? If you like something that feels stiff, go with TB ALC/ZLC, innerforce ZLC If you want soft ones, go with mizutani zlc or freitas alc They are all superb blades being used by pros, it all depends on what character do you like

Where's the source from btw?

You are trying to ignore the biggest problem here, your rubber Hurricane 3 is frankly impossible to use if you aren't extremely athletic or start TT since you were young and practice regularly.

Just retired this show to lezoline TB and found out just how heavy the asics shoe is

Mizuno wave drive is probably the most popular shoe for professionals, it's around $80-90

His keyboard skill can't be compared to his table tennis skill.

Well, it is what it is. Best defense is offensive, why push the ball when you can flick it or force the opponent to fail returning a chop when you can counter attacking. I do agree that the game does become more dull these days though, especially when compared to 38mm days and speed glue era

If DHS can maintain a good QC, this might be the winner product for plastic ball especially since ITTF will use DHS until tokyo 2020

You probably could just go with something like classic clipper (not CR or WRB) with Rakza 7 on both sides. I would suggest MX-P if you are really good but that thing just shoots out rockets in the first place

I believe having a proper support on the show helps with comfort but the effect to knee pain isn't that big or non existent. First off, ask your coach or better players if you have a proper footwork. I used to get knee pain after everytime I play, once so sever I was limping on one foot for 3...

TB ALC, Clipper and Acoustic are my go to blades simply because you almost can't go wrong with them.

Probably more of a off- / off blade. The speed is very typical of a 5-ply wood off blade so it's really hard to describe it. The blade plays really nice for looping. I'd recommend you getting virtuoso+ over acoustic though. They both play really nice and similar to each other, built extremely...

My money is in one of those sheets :rolleyes:

You generally don't want to put a soft rubber to a blade with harder top ply. Soft rubbers feel really nice when paired with a limba top ply but when you try to put it on koto, it feels like hitting a hard brick

and it's more comfortable than viscaria FL

In a real match sometimes it works to just constantly serve the particular serve that your opponent can't return, especially against people who are not typically calm. If they manage to return it with quality ball pretty regularly, switch to something else

I always use 05 because it is the one with most spin. You can create more speed with more swing and get better touch but your rubber affects the spin the most (ofc technique comes into play as well)

I wonder if they'll still put ZJK for WTTC given his constant injury. He was injured in the olympic, took a long break and now got injured again.