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Review for FZD SALC: For Vis SALC:

Be careful https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/dry-boosting-let-the-revolution-begin.33522/ I warned you. No turning back after this

Maybe he should try the new innovative boosting method kindly proposed by igorponger?

Here is the link for the rubber: https://sl.aliexpress.ru/p?key=gQcQOdK It is called 729 Friendship Cross. They are still producing it and released new colors in green and blue. Imho best rubber for the price

Are you comparing power or speed? I can understand if you swing softly that H3 is not very fast. But to say that H3 lacks power kinda not true. It is designed to be played aggressively by top players, which sadly do not translate to most of us. Actually, I had similar thought. But time and time...

Probable the only guy that plays with blue rubber

How you would compare hardness of M- and M+ to other popular rubbers.

You can add Timo Boll and Chuang Chih-yuan, both of which are still playing professionally at the age of 43. I hope there is no need to explain how difficult it is to play against younger players. There are definitely older players still playing professionally, but definitely not at top 20...

Have you tried Glayzer 09, to compare them? ThanksTableTennis in his video compared both of them. Are they really similar, cause they are different in hardness, and in other aspect I am not aware.

Probably cant see it cause I am in another country. Sueke is one of the best glues. Most of forum members that tried it can testify that. I use it myself, but have not tried peeling glue yet. Look what's on AliExpress! SUEKE 260ml Table Tennis Racket Rubber Inorganic Accessories with Sponges for...

Link is inactive. All of glues based on water comes with sponges, cant avoid that. Those with brushes are rubber glues, aka speed glues. Yes you can do it. Another option is to leave the glue and do the usual procedure of gluing. I did it several times when I was to lazy to remove the glue...

Do not use most of european and butterfly glues cause they stick to rubbers like a second skin. Chinese ones are good, like Revolution no3, Dhs no15, Sueke no1 or 2. Additionally, apply several layers of glue to the rubber, if you don’t mind the extra weight. It will make peeling process breeze.

You can buy stuff only through mobile app. Prices are great, for example, tenergy cost around 415 yuan and dignics around 456, which in usd equivalent to 58 and 64 respectively.

After finding about PinDuoDuo, I buy tt stuff exclusively from there. Only problem would be shipping. Here is the link to the thread: https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/how-to-buy-directly-from-china.32982/

Hello Zezima, I will be short in my advice. In the video where got “destroyed”, you opponent was not attacking every ball as you mentioned. Even more, if you count how many points he got from his attacks, it just 3. Your opponent mainly got his points, from hesitant receive from you and missing...

Nice rug. Can you make a honest review of it?😂

You can make non sticky topsheet sticky. I bought the special glue, which after applying to topsheet can make old Hurricane 3 sticky again. Here is the picture:

Exactly as you said. It is not beginner friendly as @Migzkulit mentioned. Maybe on all+/off-ish blade it will play more tamer. Before Korea, Ive been using Victas V15, a bit harder and more linear rubber. I spent 2-3 weeks to get used to faster but softer rubber. Your mileage may vary. But I...

Has anyone noticed that at Singapore Smash everyone was playing with balls from Yinhe. They have been producing it since 2019, but only now we are seeing it being promoted. Quite similar to Double Fish, cause prior to its appearance in WTT, no one knew they had quality balls. Wanna hear if...

Then, why we dont see this lady playing in top 10🤔?