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At least he didn't show much frustration during the match!!! It was interesting to see the Chinese players showing some emotions during the Men's Semi Final !!! body language and facial expressions mainly.

Congrats to China, an excellent win. Role reversal for the Lebrun brothers, both in performance and temperament.

K3 is really barely tacky, so must be similar on tackiness to Codex 54, so H3 is now virtually non tacky!! such a shame. DHS should have just brought out a new non tacky rubber - oh they did - H9 which was slated for being less tacky!! Mind you the sheet of Blue H9 I have has more tackiness than...

France played well, Gauzy stepped up and won his game. If the Lebrun Brothers can BOTH keep their cool, and to do that they will have to play very well from the start of their matches, then there is a chance of France winning. Those Lebrun brothers are so so hungry, They are like a starved...

What's a dragons favourite food??? chicken?? The French will have to serve the blandest chicken in the world in order to cool the dragons fire!!!

Less tacky than D09C?? then the new H3 ain't a tacky Chinese Tacky rubber any more :cry: Does it have slight tackiness similar to the barely tacky K3 ?? I wonder what this change has been driven by ?? CNT players using D09C for BH, trying it on FH and liking it, saying D09C is better than H3...

Unboosted, not as fast as LAC, N80 is a tad faster than H3, not a lot.

An Old school rubber would be BTY Tackiness Chop, it was around at the same time as Mark V, Mark V was classed as an offensive rubber, Tackiness Chop as a defensIve rubber. sure, rubbers have moved on, but I have played a few choppers who still use Tackiness Chop, good spin, slow, very...

brushing combined with more speed at contact, not only to get spin, but also because you need to compensate for the reduced catapult effect that is there with tensor rubbers and the tacky top sheet which is a major factor in reducing bounce. I found that I could be more positive, and really...

Essentially, recover faster to ready position, not just for expected fast block returns but for ALL returns. then you gain a few micro seconds regardless. if you ingrain a fast recovery it will become your norm. Shorten stroke length, use your body etc as the others have said, will help. Moving...

If blade balance / head heavy is a concern, you can always go for the cybershape wood CWT, which has weights that can be added into the end of the handle to alter the balance of the blade slightly. More expensive though.

Anyone tried Winning G-Wave 120 or 80?

Regarding balance, go to Sergio!! My blades are std head size AND the handle is about 5-8mm longer than a standard handle. If heavy woods are used on the end of the handle, or weights added then the balance can be shifted into the handle so the head feels lighter.

Using a defensive or All- rating will help you control the speed of your shots. I use a couple of blades made by SDC, 7+2 ply defensive blades, frequency about 965Hz, the carbon layers are there to try and increase the sweet spot size. Other defensive blades I have are, Stiga Def Pro, Nittaku...

If you need more speed for flatter hits and blocking, then Hybrids like Donic Bluegrip C2, Tibhar K3, BTY D09C, & Joola Dynaryz ZGX may be an option.

That must be one expensive cutting jig/template for the Cybershape!!! no wonder it costs more!!!!

IF Tackiness Drive has the same amount of tackiness it did 40+ years ago, which was good enough to hold the ball for way longer than D09C does now. then all BTY has do do is stick the Tackiness Drive or Chop top sheet onto the spring sponge x . Seams so simple !!! must be a reason why they don't!!!

HAPPY DAYS!!

yeah I think so, ?? from memory I emailed regarding it. if the work around you've shown works then i'll have to look into it/