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Thanks for the correction, I got lost in the translation, although it doesn't change the essence :)

My mistake (English is not my native language), but it doesn't change the essence: the celluloid had more spin than the current A.B.S. https://www.ittf.com/2020/01/28/transition-celluloid-plastic-balls/

One aspect that should not be forgotten: in 2014, the ITTF banned celluloid balls. The main difference between the A.B.S. and the celluloid ball is the smaller spin of the A.B.S. ball. You don't have to be a genius to understand a simple thing: the less spin - the less revspin. So the less...

I personally avoid Aliexpress when buying more expensive rubbers..I live in Lithuania, so I usually buy tabletennis11

Very correct answer. I thought about it myself. I have two identical blades, the only difference is the BH long pips and with both of them, I seem to play identically. With which I play longer - that rubber looks better.

I started with tenzor type European rubbers, but I didn't like them..there was too much speed and not enough control. Then I tried Glayzer..it seemed "dead" to me..then I put on Dignics and have been playing for half a year. I'm just not sure if it's the right option for me..my priority is spin...

I play FH on Dignics 09c. BH - long pips. But sometimes I seem to lose control.. This makes me wonder if I should try something else and throw out the idea of H3

Hello. I'm playing with Dignics 09c half a year. Everything seems to be fine, but I still want to try DHS Hurricane 3 NEO. I watched a few reviews on YouTube (comparisons), looked for information in forms, but it's quite contradictory.. Some say that the transition from Bignics 09c to Hurricane...

I use it to clean D09c. In my personal opinion, it should not be used frequently (I use it once every two weeks). I use BF spray cleanser for cleaning after every workout. If anyone is wondering "why"?: I have two identical table tennis rackets ("double"), and I clean one of them with Revolution...

Unfortunately, at my age it's already difficult and I don't have as much time for it as I did when I was younger :D

Hello. I currently play with a TSP Curl P3a (OX) on my BH, but from time to time I change and test LP on my second identical blade (I'm still looking for the "best"). I'm generally satisfied with the TSP Curl P3a, but sometimes, against stronger players, I'd like something slower and more...

I also heard the same thing, which is why it lay in my drawer for a long time, not daring to try it :) The reality turned out to be completely different, even though I'm only an average player.

Dignics 09c is not fast. Before that, I played with the Donic Bluestorm PRO AM, - it was fast. Dignic's 09c sponge is quite hard and the surface is a bit sticky, so the speed depends only on how much force you put into the stroke. For me, to this day, this is the most fun rubber I've ever tried...

Very good article. I'm personally skeptical of comments that "varnishing changes the feel of the blade." I think this is partly true if pips OX rubber is used. In all other cases, using rubber with a sponge...I don't believe that a thin layer of varnish would noticeably change the...

I use Donic Lauqer Formula. I completely disagree with those who say that varnishing is not necessary. Yes, you can leave it unvarnished if you use glue like DHS No. 15, but if you use, say, Butterfly Chack II, I recommend varnishing it, because otherwise, peeling the rubber off the racket can...

I ordered Friendship 729 Battle III (40) to try. Maybe someone has experience: how many layers of booster to use?

In theory - yes, in practice - no :) I myself play with the TSP Curl P3 Alpha Soft (OX) , and also tried the Victas Curl P3a (OX) (which, in theory, should be an analogue of the TSP after VICTAS bought the TSP and makes everything under one brand): the game is definitely different: TSP has less...

Very correct answer. All new rubbers (newly manufactured) require an ITTF number, rubbers that have been included in the LARC for a long time may not have one. ITTF Quality Programme For Rocket Coverings everything is written very clearly: "The racket covering which is listed in the LARC is...