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You and only you have the answer: What do you do better & with more consistency & give you more points?

Easy answer, short time for hitters & long dwell time for loopers. Yinhe PRO-01 (the less dwell time) for aggressive hitters or power topspin players game based more in speed than spin. The best to block. Yinhe PRO-05 (a little bit more dwell time because fiber only activates with strong...

Long pips it's like all the others coverings, you need to start with easy rubbers and not fast blades, also you need a lot of time to master, but that's it's for all coverings.

Balls matter for all players, Xushaofa was very good for long pips close to the table chop-blockers. Harder balls like Nittaku & BTY are better for speed & smash. About frictionless long pips can't create own spin but if receives more spin = more reversal that is....Have in mind that long pips...

Same composition with thick core sure is fastest.

Glad you like it!

12 years and still you don't know what's table tennis: -Isn't only a sport -It's superation -It's work -It's effort -It's never give it up -It's pain -It's joy -It's fight -It's pride -It's life -It's always learning -It's always keep trying better -It's when you loose when you learn -It's etc.....

Could be near what I'm looking for but the price.......

Thanks for update bellfador.

You need to have a lot of skills so you can change how do you play depending how plays the person in front of you, mental strength & good strategy are also very important to win.

I guess isn't ALC.

I'm looking with no ayous.

Still uses ayous.

See the graph, BTY ZLC are always fastest than ALC.

But not ALC it uses STC (Spread Tow Carbon).

Donic Whiper "the top layer is Limba, the middle layer is Ayous, and the center layer is Kiri. Hyramid Carbon, which is the mixed woven of Hyramid fiber (= a kind of aramid fiber0 and carbon fiber, is inserted directly under the top layer." Google info.

Well don't confuse like people uses Tung as Kiri or v.v. but this isn't the same like is the same wood. Kiri: Paulownia tomentosa Tung: Vernicia fordii

For me Stevinou stated are different woods.

Have you read the link banbekas?