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I saw that vid today and it's an interesting debate. The subject comes up in all sports including golf, motorcycles etc. With motorcycles, it's not only safety that's a factor but the heavier weight and power. I met a guy at a local meetup place who had a very fast sport bike as his first bike...

@rbtitco @Nash77 This is good info as well, 5 ply vs 7 ply. https://www.sdcttblades.com/nerdy-stuff/sweet-spot

Have a look at Yogibear's review on Falk W7 and this link below to help you choose the next step. https://www.sdcttblades.com/nerdy-stuff/sweet-spot

I only played for one day and I did play some matches but didn't notice and downsides. I am curious if I'll have the same thoughts 3 months from now. The feeling is good to me.

I had a 20 yr old Butterfly Kazan with sriver I pulled out when I started playing again a few years ago. The sriver had a blend soft to crispy hard rubber surface. I could barely keep it on the table.

And @Nash77 My thoughts on the Falck W7 86g after the first day compared to Nittaku Acoustic LG 81g. What I wanted from the Falck W7: - a blade with a larger sweet spot, something more solid and stable for driving/looping at mid distance when the speed picked up. - I was at the point where I...

@yogi_bear Thank you for the detailed review! PS Welcome back

This guy's topspin is pretty good. I try to copy his movements. 32:28

Source https://ttgearlab.com/2023/09/20/butterfly-viscaria-super-alc-full-review/

If you know there are only 2 types of wood used in this Falk W7 blade pic, Limba and Ayous, what do you think the 2nd layer is and how sure are you %? I'm pretty sure it's ayous but I found one good source with an answer it's Limba, although they weren't sure. I've looked everywhere including...

Thanks for all the tips. I watch training vids regularly and am making some progress. This video I watched yesterday seemed to be pretty good.

The Falk W7 86g is on the way. I'll start using it next week and will let you know. I'm committing to using it for 3 months minimum so I can adapt although ttgearlab said the ec/ep number which is almost identical between the two will make the transition much easier than if they were quite...

I don't think you're going to get a composite blade that feels like acoustic. One of the things that gives the acoustic it's unique feel is the use of hide glue compared to most blades that use PU. My understanding is the hide glue dampens the high frequency vibrations like a low pass filter...

Here's a link with information on the fang bo. I searched for reviews on this blade a while back and only found one which surprised. I suspect it's a great blade, especially at that price. My guess is most people go with the carbon version, even if the all wood version you're selling is...

I think ultravisitor and Tyce are on the right track. Force Pro black was my first thought since I've read these posts below probably 3 times each while I was on the hunt for something thicker, heavier, with similar hold (0.8 ec/ep) and slightly faster than my 81g acoustic. Ended up with Falk...

Buzzer sound, wrong answer. 😄 If you want to use a booster that lasts the longest then Falco TL is the optimal solution. If you want a booster that will ie have the largest increase in speed, then haifu nat yellow is the optimal solution. The downside is you'll need to reboost twice as...

I'm currently using the most cost effective commercial H3 39 with 4 layers of booster and worked great. I've also successfully used ftl on the provincial and national H3 along with skyline 3 bs.

Also, the Falco website has a video with it being used on Hurricane 3. There may be an assumption that since it's a company in France that it's made for esn rubber. https://www.falcott.com/?page=partners

According to the write up from Patrick at TT11 I shared, the oil based Falco tempo long is best used on Chinese rubbers. In that same write up, he says limonene type boosters are good for euro rubbers. I use Falco TL on Chinese rubbers and works quite well. Have you tried Falco tl? What...

https://blog.tabletennis11.com/to-boost-or-not-to-boost