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Rozena is really cheap in Taiwan. If you want to check out the website it is called bolltabletennis.net . We will probably start looking at the softer rubbers first as a lot of people say that hard rubbers are not good for beginners.

I also see that you're playing with Glayzer and Glayzer 09c. Is that similar to the other rubbers on the list?

Thanks for pointing that out.My partner is not very phased by the hardness of rubbers. They went from a Friendship 729 super fx to energy xtra and only noticed the speed change. This is why I prioritized speed in the list, though softer rubbers are better for them. I heard that Rakza 7 is a very...

I am looking for the best rubber out of this list of rubbers that I know is very good quality. I can get these rubbers relatively cheap when I go to Taiwan on holiday. These rubbers are for a relatively experienced beginner, who has a simple understanding of spin, and play with Friendship 802...

I find that if you serve backspin tot the long pips, it comes back as topspin, so from there you can execute a well placed attack

It's just an alternative. I don't think that you can get a faster rubber than Energy xtra without going into the price range of Tenergy. Joola Rhyzen Fire and CMD or just a little faster and cheaper than Energy xtra, but you never know the true speed of a rubber until you test it out.

Tibhar aurus sound? I heard that a good one similiar to energy xtra.

What about the Butterfly Super ZLC's I think that alone sets Butterfly apart. Dignics is also one of themost expensive rubbers out there. But this isn't all about the most expensive equipment, its about the quality of it.

Which company would you dream of approaching you and offering a sponsorship? Personally, I would be a Butterfly person, as they just have the best quality equipment, and the stuff is so expensive that it would be a dream for it to be given to me for free. Anyway, what companies would you guys...

What is better for a flat hitting style?

I've been looking for a cheap blade to pair with short pimples as one of my training partners wants to try short pips out. I heard that balsa blades were good for short pips as they are light but I haven't found a good blade yet. Also it would be ideal to put a £40 budget on the blade. I am...

I think that it will also be fun to make the fastest racket possible; eg. Speed glue, booster, all of that stuff on the fastest blade and rubber combo.

Butterfly ovtcharov s1 and s2 series