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I don't think you'd use MX-P to learn strokes in the first place :p but MX-P does feel more numb compared to T05. Some people do prefer it however. As for durability, Baal told me MX-P durability is pretty much similar to tenergy and I go through a sheet of tenergy in probably like 4 months

I dont really like the rakza series. The topsheet feels a bit weird and they're heavy in general. Tibhar evolution series is my to go rubbers after tenergy, especially the MX-P. FH opening loops are a joke to do with MX-P. Just like Tenergy 05, it's an auto spin rubber. EL-P imo is a good...

I thought just due to how european players' hands are generally bigger, they tend to prefer ST handles. As for how people in EU leagues use different rubbers than tenergy, I think it's just due to how BTY sponsorship is hard to get in the first place and tenergy isn't a cheap rubber buy by your...

If you like blades that aren't too fast but feel crisp and have good feeling, just grab nittaku acoustic. Yes, I know it's stupid expensive as an all-wood blade but to this day I kinda hate the fact that it's not a notch faster because I just love how it plays

That is the reason i switched to paddle palace glue hahaha. I always peel my glue before re-gluing and vario clean is a pain in the butt to remove

Vario clean is excellent if you only stick your rubber once and use it until it dies and then throws it away. You don't need to use a lot of glue of a strong bond

It's a no brainer that your joola will feel more solid and faster. 7-ply in general will have less vibration compared to 5-ply. Faster as well. Then there's the weight that you take into consideration. 90g blade will be faster than the 85g version of the same blade. if you've been using 7-ply...

I dont know about which glue is the most viscous but nittaku finezip is probably the best glue I've yet to use

I believe it's one of the stores that ships with megaspin.net

It's tough for me to explain it, you kinda have to try it yourself. Innerforce ALC might be a good option as well. Generally butterfly blades are easy to resell if you dont like it

Do you play in a club or something? If you do, I can guarantee that you'll find an ALC blade easily. Just try them first and see if you like it. As an agressive player who opens up with loop as fast as possible, I can't ask for a better blade

People who use dead rubber on purpose shall receive their punishment one day....

When in doubt with 5-ply, go with korbel or acoustic When in doubt with 7-ply, go with clipper When in doubt with carbon, go with viscaria ;)

Hahaha, too many people blame their equipments for their lack of skills. I have a friend who mis-hit and then look at his paddle as if that's his padddle's fault. I could probably play with any tensor rubbers decently immediately but I just don't like the feeling with most them. Tenergy is...

Personal preference and for me it also depends on the construction of the handle itself. The square-ish ST handle butterfly has is probably my personal preference

I've never really tried either 3 of those but from the looks of it, Liu ShiWen and Fukuhara Ai ZLF should be the same blade, a re-branded innerforce ZLF. Innerforce blades have limba outer ply with ayous core while Timo boll series have koto outer ply with kiri core. Innerforce has a lot of...

Vega pro has been a popular blade for a lot of intermediate players although tbh if you're looking for good rubbers below $40 per sheet, you could find MX-P around that price

They should work just fine although frankly I find it weird for someone to use Tenergy on an ALL/ALL+ blade unless the person is a modern defender or chopper. Probably wouldn't pair tenergy on a blade that's slower than korbel

I've never really tried R7 or R7 Soft but you could always go with another vega pro. I probably could recommend evolution MX-P but given the fact stradivarius is a touch-and-go blade, I don't know if you will like a setup that fast

Just like what NextLevel said, chinese rubbers in general aren't easy to use and since you're probably starting up, unless you have a coach that could guide you, learning how to use hurricane can be quite frustrating. You could always get another vega pro if you like the rubber since in general...