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I replaced my rubbers with exactly the same model, and it took me 2 weeks to get used to them! I imagine with a new equipment it would take me a month or two to get used to it and play well.

I bought TT shoes on Ali, and they are 2X more durable than the Donic shoes i got at twice the price.

You can try to surprise him with a chop block. Also adding side spin can give you an oportunity to use your FH on the next ball.

Put them in a box with a sheet or two of bounce. They will smell like laundry.

I have two identical setup. I play with both each week, to wear them equally. I don't need to do this, but it's fun to know that if something happen i can switch and keep playing like nothing happened.

When he serve, ask him to dry his hand on the table then hand him a dry ball. If he ask why then tell him "because of your wet balls".

Yinhe big dipper and moon speed are also good.

Any setup will do. I played with G1 and they are really good. The idea with the rozena is you can switch to the tenergy serie as you progress, if you want. But the G1 is a tamed down T05. Really good and last a long time. Your pick really.

Get a Petr Korbel with two rozena, stop worrying and start hitting. Change in a year or two if you really want. Table tennis is a control game, and unless you have ton of it it just make things harder and painfull. If you can't constantly open-up on both wings, pull crazy shots when out of...

I did not change for two years now. Petr Korbel with two mantra pro M is all i need. I just play well with this setup.

4 vs 1, that's unfair! 😅 Good luck guys, you will need it!

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Stiga Mantra Pro M is a good rubber for BH. Fill all your requirements. And it last forever.

I've been playing for 1 1/2 year with a Korbel and Mantra Pro M. I just don't care anymore about rubbers and blades. At my level it's not the equipment it's the skill that win the game. Some peoples need an EJ phase to understand that. :)

You can try Universal Parcel Tracking, it will scan multiple courrier and you will be able to track with the appropriate courrier. You will know who have your package.

Good to know i'm 2 years in my 3 years journey to become a master!

Yes. Love the Korbel. For me it's the right amount of vibration. Without vibration something is missing.

I use water based glue on rubber (copydex), and elmers rubber cement on blade. I find the bond strength just right. I have many limba blades (korbel, fextra 7) and never had splintering problems. I don't seal my blades.

All the Mantra Pro i bought on Aliexpress have a verification code that you can scratch and verify on stigasports.cn They are legit.

I use Copydex on rubber and Elmers rubber cement on blade, with edge tape. No problems.