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My bad haha, just responding since I don't have much to say about a complete answer like that 😅 How was your experience with it?

Why not, looks like good control and fast maximum spin. I see, I mustve guessed wrong then haha. I thought since hinoki is very soft, it would have better control (as well as the 3+2 composition yk?) I'm not looking for Hinoki specifically, I'm looking for control and fast max speed. Like...

What are the characteristics of these? I'm planning to buy a Xiom Novus Axelo btw, which is a Hinoki 3+2. Nothing much to say except that I use a Petr Korbel, so any opinions on these blades can help!

See, I recently switched out to TG3 from TG2, and have been liking it MUCH more than TG2, my previous Nittaku Hurricane, DHS PF4-50, Hurricane 9, and Battle II National. However, I have NOT used the original DHS H3. How does H3 compare to TG3? Is it better for what style? Calling out my goat...

nah youre wild for that. Imagine you see a notification and thinking it's about another player's opinion and then you see this HAHAHAHAH my opinion: a simple Hurricane for forehand, and Mark V for Backhand thats it. But better to keep what you have right now and grow into it.

Oh damn we share brainwaves exactly right, hurts physically and mentally! It's hard to use RPB if you have an idea on TPB because you can use them together in a match. But for me, having a forehand or backhand oriented grip doesn't change how often you use it, just the maximum power of each...

I have been summoned, awoken from my deep slumber (my phone broke so I'm using my laptop :D) Jpen and Cpen TPB may look the same, but I much prefer Jpen. Jpen has the cork, which helps A LOT with stability and thumb placement (if you don't know, most TPB grips have the thumb facing another...

Unfortunate, really. "I think" is an understatement. As he was a Jpen, he had to use footwork to cover the backhand. Watch his 2004 olympic run. Best run in history!

My glorious ryu 🥀🥀🥀

real, but overall?

Are these ur favorite top 10 or 10 in skill? The thread name doesnt specify it ehe

For sure then, tbh Timo just got cooked left and right. I put him at 10th because of the superior looking plays he has over waldner. (YES I KNOW THE SERVES, AND I KNOW THE BLOCKS, but Timo's spin shots just look sick)

I couldn't find where to put him 🥀💔, but what is certain is that he would be in the bottom 5. The top 5 has footwork, forehand, and backhand he cannot compete with.

I will rate them by PRIME, not overall. 1. Ma Long - There is a reason he won TWO grand slams. 2. Zhang Jike - Possibly the best backhand ever, was one of the most balanced players ever. 3. Wang Liqin - Absolute legend, this man had possibly the best forehand EVER, maybe only surpassed by the...

Hes just the goat

oh dammit.

Can I still go there and get training? If so, where is it?

wait till you hear about the 2 hr rallies (jk this is way better)

how big is the different between sides

I don't, sadly. I did see the match with Hugo and hell he did superb, but I don't think that's gonna be enough for WCQ to beat RSM or XX. RSM had the better forehand and footwork, while Xu Xin had much better feeling. The rest are roughly equal (except RSM's backhand, his one and only major...