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Hello. I play with inverted rubber on FH (Donic Bluefire M2) and half long pips (Spinlord Gipfelsturm 1.5) on BH. However, I noticed that my top spin, although fast, is not very strong. I am thinking of trying short pips on a second racket. I'm very happy with Gipfelsturm (sometimes I try FH...

I can't compare Donic M2 with Tenergy 05 (because I haven't tried Tenergy), but I can guarantee, that in order to successfully play with M2, playing at the same intensity as the author of the post, you will need at least every 2-3 months. I am happy with the M2, but I change it every 3 months...

I'm testing Spinlord Gipfelsturm 1.5 on BH. The transition from LP to these pips did not cause any major difficulties. Gipfelsturm pips are practically the same length as LP, the only difference is that they are very wide and have small gaps between the pips. The main challenge I'm facing right...

You described something similar to what my training partner was looking for..the Yasaka Rakza X Soft was a great fit for him

Thank's 👍

Thanks, I'll definitely take a look.

As long as it's only about defending with long pips, everything is fine. However, higher level players, noticing that I can't apply pressure with BH, only defense, start using it. And attacking with LP is complicated..

What thickness of Gipfelsturm sponge do you think I should start with?

Hello. I have tried quite a few long pips, but after slightly adjusting my playing style (bringing more attack to my BH), thinking more and more about mid long pips. With long pips attacks are too complex and unpredictable, which is why I make a lot of mistakes. I think I would rather sacrifice...

Until the first of July 2025, I promise myself not to try any new blades and rubbers (and I have more than one of those) and to play with my current table tennis setup :D

I'm also interested in this question. I've had a blade with a lacquered handle, but the problem is that when my hand sweats, it becomes too slippery. Since I play LP on BH, "flipping" the blade becomes impossible (it slipped out a few times).

In inner ZLC blades, the ZLC (PBO carbon) is inserted between the middle layer and the center layer of 5-ply wood construction. In Jank Jike or Vicaria blade, ALC (Arylate carbon) is closer to the blade surface (Kiri, Limba, ALC, Koto). The Innerforce ZLC blade will be slower compared to Your...

https://tabletennisstore.eu/en/products/friendship-729-dr-evil?srsltid=AfmBOoryxGNk5blH0O7cHXe3M3JJ9c4NbxdDZRyndKu58dZnikiG6k1t And they send it to Spain

I've been playing with Dignics 09c for about 6 months. It's a great rubber. However, it also has one drawback: you need to work with it constantly. Dignics 09c is not a traditional European rubber with a tensor, where sometimes you just need to "put your hand in" if you're a little slow, and...

After training, when I get home, I always keep the racket in the room (on a shelf) so that it dries completely, then I clean the rubber and stick the film. Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but non-adhesive films don't stick to me (I see air bubbles even though I apply them with a roller), so I...

If the tacky adhesive film damages the tacky rubber, why, for example, does the Butterfly sell's Dignics09c, or Friendships sell's Battle II Gold with a tacky adhesive film on it? I'll use it for a while longer, then I'll change it to another, new tacky adhesive film. I think the seller misled...

When switching from allwood blade, I chose the Tibhar Libra ZAC and so far I'm satisfied: not too fast, good control.. Very interesting review and comparisons of this blade (if you're interested): https://ttgearlab.com/2024/02/15/tibhar-zodiac-libra-zac-full-review/

During the holidays, I felt like trying something new and ut together a new set.... BLADE: Red + Black Kazak D (FL) - Very comfortable in the hand, one of the most comfortable blade handle I've ever tried. Quite heavy (92.5 gr), but with a larger head, more suited for defense. FH Rubber: Victas...

I disagree.. https://equipment.ittf.com/#/equipment_preview/racket_coverings/2669