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What I notice works against me, is to just play it with minimal quality, not super spinny, not super fast nor long. Then I somehow struggle to play quality myself and make more easy mistakes, making me loose angainst "worse" players. And if I have a bad day I push the ball as often as possible...

57.5° sponge sounds like gambling, if you hit with quality or not to me. Gotta try it for that dopamine rush when you hit an absolute banger of a shot every once in a while

Let me try to help you. It will work with both blades. It is always a matter of what you are looking for. If you want more speed and like a more stiff blade, for a direct play, choose the Donic. For more balanced and slightly more controlled style, choose the Tibhar. If you are clueless always...

Oh yeah, Victas Curl P1V seems to be correct. The Super Kim was used by another player.

Generally high frequency means that it vibrates faster, concluding that this FZD ALC is most likely harder/stiffer, probably due to higher density of some plys used.

She uses LP. Yinhe Super Kim

Btw, I asked a shop in Germany about the price and they said it is so cheap in Korea so it can be competitive to presumably H3 in their market

A question I cannot fully answer, yet. Only tried H3 prov unboosted for like 5mins on a friends racket. I would say there are similar overall, but again I can't tell you exactly which is faster or spinnier etc.

So I ordered a 39° sheet of Yinhe Jupiter 3 Tour. It is the one with the blue sponge, and I have been practicing with it 3 times for roughly 2 hours on my Xiom Ice Cream AZXI (91g). Here are my impressions, since I will probably revert to my Mizuno Q Quality or Nexy Etika. It could be that this...

It does indeed look very well made. If money isn't the biggest problem, you could give it a chance. Then try and finetune the speed with rubbers if it's too slow/fast, should your current rubbers not work fine

i dont see why you should pay that much for an allround blade, most will switch to off or def after a while anyway

Oh wow I always imagined that this would be an andvantage in humidity, since sticky rubbers are more common in asian countries where many regions tend to have higher humidity. Good to know

If your forearm isn't disproprtionally longer as the upper arm it shouldn't make a difference if your arms are long or short. It could be that your elbow isn't high enough. In the end, play how you feel the most compfortable with and what works best. I would say you lose a lot of stability in...

Have you tried to switch your BH with your FH and do you have the same problems? Also what blade do you have? I would choose the Rakza Z, was very easy to play with when I tried it briefly. But people say it is kinda slow and softer than stated by Yasaka.

Lets hope it pops up on AliExpress. 50 is just too much

Im not sure, it seems that you can still buy it on Mizunos Website, but for a higher price. Maybe TT-Japan just bought a limited stock and thats it. They surely have a reason, a quick mail might do the trick.

Omega 7/8 are indeed light and great for BH, but bouncy. I also think Daiki made Rubbers tend to be slightly lighter aswell. (Stiga Mantra Pro, Nittaku Hammond Z2, Nexy Etika) Had 4 sheets, 3 47° and 1 51°, all of them below 50g. If I remember correctly one sheet was 43g. In generall softer...

RIP Q Quality :(

To be fair the Dynaryz Rubbers do grip quite well when fresh. But yes, this is just one ingredient of the whole recipe.

In his newes Video it is written in the info box: "Craig’s bat set up is: Blade: Joola Vyzaryz Trinity Rubbers: Joola Dynaryz AGR (max)"