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That's interesting. So you also feel the rubber throws a bit low. I tested both Moon 12 and Telson 100 ages ago, and I never noticed a low throw in either of them. But coming back to them after a long time away, I actually find both of them to have low throw.

It sounds like J1 basically uses the topsheet from A1 and the sponge from C2?? So the J1 is a slightly less tacky version of C2?

Let me help you out. https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/members/tensorbackhand.111310/ignore Click that, or just keep your nastiness to yourself.

I see Telson 100 is $18 for upcoming Aliexpress sale. That is the cheapest I have seen it. It was $30 when it first came out. Might be a good opportunity to get a sheet. But is the throw angle low for others who have tried it? I tried it on my friend's paddle last week and I felt the throw...

ZJK should go play for Macao. Maybe he can still be a top 15 player. Why does ZJK like the J1 over the previous Bluegrip C2, which has the same hardness.

CC is probably the single most underrated blade. It looks cheap but plays great. Often times if I have a rubber that isnt performing well, i slap it on the CC and then it plays just fine. It has tremendous combination of power and control.

Sanwei 75 inner $35 DF Volant $15 Big Dipper $15 Haifu Seamoon $15

Random question: When you step in for a short ball (either to push or flick), you would step in with your right foot to hit the forehand on the right side of the table. On the left side of the table when you go to hit with your bh, should you step in with your left foot or right foot? I...

I had the Pro 05 before. The core was too thick. It felt overly stiff and lacking in feeling for me. Also the headsize was too small, and handle was too smooth

Thanks, you probably saved me from making another mistake. I hate the feeling of very thick core Long 5 clones. I might go with the Deeplin inner blade instead. I sold my Lemuria Harimoto because it was too soft. I will sell my Loki W81 Inner because it is too stiff, although its pretty fun...

Dragon Grip is maybe slightly faster, its similar. I personally find it more stable and I feel more confident with it. If you boost Big Dipper or Volant, they are both faster than D09c. Unboosted, they are slightly slower, but close enough.

Dragon grip Double Fish Volant Big Dipper

I have generally found Sanwei blades to be excellent in feeling and control and power. What makes the Pro 05 better to you? Do they have the same size of core? Which one has more feeling/flex?

Nice. One of my practice partners does this to me all the time in game. Pushes short to my fh, then long to my bh.

Isn't Paramid just the updated version of F3 Pro? Or is it really different? I feel the F3 Pro is really quite good for beginners, soft and flexy, but with enough speed, comfortable.

I think you're trying to be funny or something? I really don't understand your joke. But I also couldn't care any less. For your reference, I just went to lookup my chopper "2150 chopper practice partner" usatt page. Here it is: So I never even bothered to check, but he is actually rated 2192...

Recently one method that I have been enjoying is that I play a normal scoring match with partner but with unique rule: 1) He does all the serves 2) Any serve miss is automatic let I do this to help me focus on returning well. My goal is just to either loop his serve well or push his serve well...

Me too. I love GTX Pro boosted. I haven't seen many others use this rubber.

Look at your odds-making. You have Wang as as massive 80% favorite. After ALLL that argument about how you know so much about TT and how much Harimoto has improved and how he forced WCQ into error, in the end, your conclusion is still the same as mine: that whenever WCQ and Harimoto face off...

I'm the one laughing at you. The historical odds are meaningless, according to you, right? According to you, this is a new Harimoto, he has improved, he has evolved, he has learned how to "make WCQ have errors". In 2008, Federer had a dominant winning record against Nadal. But those records...