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I thought you were in Sweden. Did you buy from a local store in germany before? TT11 is great but you have to order for 100€+ or the shipping will eat the discount :D

Yes, the Europe H is in the same category. If I remember correctly the feeling is a bit different. MK and NUZN are more similar to each other than Europe H I would say. I have N45 and Europe H on the same type of blade lying around atm. Maybe I will refresh my memory soon.

MK FX and N45 are not too different from each other. Since N45 has better durability and price I'd try that one.

This is the correct rubber. I have bought 2 Yinhe Pro 01 from HWSPORT CHOICE Store and they were both excellent. I got them for around 30€. Atm the price is higher. Could wait for start of the year/month sale aswell.

One combo I have played and can recommend is Pro 01 with STN3 forehand and LAC backhand both unboosted.

He didn't just flip the racket. The edge tape would be on the other side if he did.

I think there were pictures that clearly showed it was 09c.

It wasn't the first time he played red 09c on forehand. He had time to prepare. I doubt FZD has trouble getting any rubber he wants quickly.

If that was the case, why would he play H3 on backhand? Maybe he's obligated by contract with DHS to use it on one side?

I don't think he is trying out H3 on backhand. More like testing D09c on forehand while keeping fallback option open if it doesn't go well.

I would try out Sanwei Target 3 National or Loki Rxton 3 Pro.

Why does he have to talk to you in private? Can't you give your reason publicly? Don't know anything about the whole thing, but getting real Cartman vibes from this post :D

I doubt that very much. Every pro has multiple backup rackets.

Looks like it.

Does that include iPhone 13 mini?

Li Yongyin has almost the same german TTR as Kanak Jah who is 2800 USATT. There are only so many chinese players who can play internationally and get world ranking points. Here you can see the TTR points of german 1. Bundesliga...

I don't know if I can be of too much help here. I used to play VP 39 on Yinhe Pro 01. When I tried it on a 7 ply all wood blade the thow angle was too low for me. I've only used the VP 39 on forehand.

In that case I would suggest to either go for the Pure or the Clipper. Pure is supposed to be slightly slower. You can also ask for a blade of average weight (84-87g) to make sure you don't get an extreme outlier. As for rubbers I still recommend Rakza 7 or Vega Europe H. I don't understand...

First of all, basically any blade you can't test for a prolonged time with the rubbers you already know is a small gamble. Any classic composition all wood All+/Off- blade will be a pretty safe bet. Apart from that I can not say any particular blade would be better or worse for you. The one...

In that case I think you will be totally fine with the blade you chose and, since you seem to be set on it, I wont try to convince you of anything else. As for the rubbers, like someone else said, if you want longevity Rakza 7 is probably the best choice. If you don't mind changing more...