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The closer you get to china, the cheaper both rubbers get, and the difference is smaller. For example, in Taiwan, the price of Tenergy is around £50 and Dignics is around £60. But in England the price is higher and the difference between the two is more apparent. So Tenergy is £60 and Dignics £80.

Stick with Dignics 05. Its very durable so you wont have to change it often. If there's nothing wrong, don't fix it!

Got mine from a shop in Taipei on holiday. To be honest. i think that one was just a one off, the second one is holding up. Do you know if they are seamed or seamless.

I tried the DHS DJ40+, the wtt ball. They got dirty so quick and one was broken just after 2 sessions. Maybe i got a bad one but no buying again.

Frankfurt... Lin yun ju won, no questions asked. Also it wasnt as chinese dominant, which is nice to see some other players.

For FH topspin, always leave space for your arm tk actually commit the shot. If the elbow is too bent, you won't get the speed and spin potential. Tgis is why Chinese Forehands are so powerful compared to European, as they leave space for the arm to be more extended than normal.

Maybe Joola Dynaryz ZGR or Inferno. These are tacky hybrids and should give you a higher ark.

Probably a Viscaria copy.

Its cheaper than butterfly though, and it lasts longer than brands like Tibhar. All ESN rubbers are overpriced, just Joola have some of the best rubbers. Thats just my opinion though.

Tenergy and Dignics are ridiculously expensive for what they are. If you want value for money, go with a brand like Joola. But Butterfly is kinda the best;if you can afford it you get it, and if you can't you still get it. Now on a serious note, there are many tenergy like rubbers out there...

Depends your level. If kinda above ammateur, you should just try and centre it to keep consistency. But as you get more advanced, you can hit it in various areas for different outcomes. Say you could hit at the bottom of the racket on a loop to bluff spin, or hit it at the side side furthest...

1 or 2 layers good?

Ah, i didnt take into consideration the actual weight of the oil. My theory was that they rubber would get lighter due to it expanding(the uncut rubber wouldn't, but you would cut the same area of a less dense original shape).

Alright, so when the booster evaporates, the rubber doesnt lose all its speed or does it shrink. This is good as I'm hoping to just leave these bats in storage and never boost them unless i get curious.

I think there main is to lean forward. And consciously remember that when going back, only move your feet back, keep you head forward. Remember, your head is the heaviest part of the body and depending where it is can greatly affect your centre of mass.

Same here, was off for two weeks but played on monday.

Hey I've never boosted before but I'm looking to boost some cheap chinese rubbers to go on a new batch of blades. But i have some questions though, related to booster and baby oil. I will leave some spaces so that you can individually answer them. What is haifu booster's duration? When the...

Nah, now we have to spend more money getting every blade instead of every rubber.

I had a thought about this last night... funny

Probably a semi-tacky rubber, like a hybrid as it will provide control in the short game while still providing speed. The new Stiga DNA hybrids and Dragon Grip are good. Obviously Dignics 09c is the king of hybrids but that could be too expensive, even for EJ's. Or you could go for hurricane, a...