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I have the Korbel and IMO you can't go wrong with any rubber. It's a very good blade with lots of feelings. Just be carefull with the rubber weight, it can be head heavy.

I think a handle should absorb sweat, if not it woud be uncomfortable. I put varnish on a cheap blade handle and it was not a very pleasant feeling. Feel sticky. You can try it on a cheap blade to see if you like it. Once it's sealed there is no coming back, unless you sand the handle.

I changed my blade from a outer ALC to a 5 wood blade. I bought a Petr Korbel to slow down and have more control. I keep the same rubber i'm used to, one change at a time. I really like it! Every thing is a bit slower, but you have a big gain in control and precision. You should give it a try...

Don't start the pips war please... :eek:

Landing an opening loop with so much spin the ball fly out the table when it touch my opponent racket.

You push a lot of balls in the center of the table, very easy for your opponent. Almost no spin and high. You can attack a higher number of balls. Instead of an easy push, move quickly into position and topspin, aiming at a corner, elbow or down the line. You will win more points if you take...

I'm pretty sure he open his drawer and there is a pile of rubbers waiting. Or you can change the topsheet. You already did it once. 😅

Butterfly Petr Korbel. I'm going back to an all-wood blade. I really like the feeling of this blade. With fast rubbers it's a very good allround setup.

They come with a sticky protective sheet. Cut to size and remove the plastic covering. Maybe this wil add longevity to the rubber.

I found the opposite with Moon Speed. They last a long time, they just don't want to die.

I've decided to play 1 year with the same setup. I have almost 5 months done, and i think i have progressed a lot. I have a better knowledge of the advantages and disadvantages of my setup, and i focus on my technique. I plan to play at least a year, maybe 2 with my setup. I have a replacement...

Something like that:

Some blades, like my Xiom ALX are sealed from company.

You need to scratch the grey thing to reveal the authentification code.

That's why i play with sunglass. I like to look cool and protect my health. :cool:

Grip is a very important aspect and often overlooked. I try to have a grip that is neutral. Thumb on the lower part of the rubber, this allow me to pinch my racket between my index and my thumb. I relax my others fingers. To help with your BH topspin, move your elbow forward, moving your bat...

10 years later, we are still talking about booster! 😅

If you play inside your garage i would look for an indoor table. Look in the classified ads, you might find something nice for a low price. If humidity is a concern you can use a dehumidifier. It will also be more fun for you to play with low humidity.

You can drill one or two small holes and fill the crack with epoxy or fiberglass resin. With a syringe you might be able to have enough pressure to distribute the glue inside the crack. It's broken anyway, could be a fun thing to try.

I have an old Cornilleau sport 240. Maybe 10 years old.