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I have not watched the whole video but from what I've seen it does't look like your technique is stable enough to benefit from such an advanced setup like Anders Lind and Fastarc. I would recommend to keep the YSE and put some moderate rubbers on it and maybe get a coaching lesson or two instead...

How many LACs and LAC Pros have you had @Zwill? I have 2 LAC Pros which differ in weight by 10g. They were from the same order. I haven't used them yet. The one regular LAC I have used was great though. Maybe you were just lucky on your Pros and unlucky on regular ones. Just like I must have...

I thought it was Bluegrip C sponge with Bluestar A topsheet, but can't remember where i read that.

I would not get H3 if you don't want to boost. There are plenty of chinese rubbers nowadays that don't require boosting. You may want to look into Hurricane 8-80, Sanwei Target National (new), Double Fish Volant Phoenix, Loki Arthur China, Loki Rxton 3 Pro.

48 end of june, 45 beginning of september.

Once you know it's kind of obvious. I guess I didn't even consider the protective sheet could still be on. Also used to non-transparent sheets from Xiom/ESN. Edit: Actually Rakza Z has tranparent sheet aswell.

He updated the link in his Youtube video. So did I in my post here.

That's nuts! Any first impressions? How hard does it feel? Is it easy to lift backspin? How is the serve?

69g would be insanely lightweight for 57.5° rubber. Saw a video that had it at 73.5g:

Do you want a blade from a german brand or a blade made in germany?

Where did you order the VC+ from? Or do you have some connection to Xiom? Looking forward to a review. How heavy is it?

According to Ricardo Walther in his latest Youtube video: https://www.facebook.com/UltimateTableTennis/live_videos

No. 3 Lacquer or Glue?

I just received 2 LAC. Ordered Pro in hope for better quality control, but was disappointed. Black one is 58g uncut, red one 69g. The red one i had before was 66g. Thats quite a wide range. Maybe the black one is softer and good for backhand. Does anyone know how/where to get same quality every...

Nah check out Genextion. Japanese+10=ESN https://www.nittaku.com/products/rubbers/post-66 So 42.5 Jap = 52.5 ESN = 40 DHS/China (approx.)

On the website it says 42.5 hardness which i assume is japanese. So 52.5 ESN like Genextion e.g. https://www.nittaku.com/products/rubbers/post-72 Anyone know if that's true?

I liked the combo of ZL Pro and Rakza Z a lot. Played it on backhand though.

A Loki thread is probably not the best place to ask that question.

That's interesting! Do you even need a layer of glue on the blade in that case?

Thanks for the tip. I would still very much be interested in the comparison though.