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I can't tell you about waran, but the moristo ax is very different from the regular moristo. Moristo ax has the pimples aligned horizontally and regular moristo are vertically. That makes the ax version even easier to spin with, but harder to hit with. plain moristo can be used effectively...

buy a proper outer carbon bat. seven ply wood is always going to compromise your fh loopies. if a clipper isn't good on your fh then pd437 won't be either. why not nittaku acoustic outer carbon with the large handle. it meets all your ej requirements. expensive ✅ big brand ✅ pro uses (MIma 💝) ✅

I like your current setup more than the new one.

Take some time off until your wrist doesn't hurt, is my thought.

It's an inner carbon design too. Yuck.

The blade may not be heavier, but when you put two rubbers on 9% more surface area, that kind of has to be heavier, no?

Oh good Mog, you are EJing with rubbers now. That's exciting.

Moristo SP in 1.8 sponge is the pips you want. You can play them exactly like inverted but with less quality, and it's much more forgiving of bad contacts when you use it to spin. Landing an okay shot on the table 80% of the time wins a lot more points than making a very good shot 20% of the...

Yinhe gear doesn't count as ejing. That's more like a light snack.

My even shallower understanding is: > 99% player, < 1% equipment.

Same with looping. Same with any stroke, and any (inverted) rubber. imo it makes sense to use a rubber that advantages the skill you personally have more trouble with, so using a hard sponge to make short touch easier if your rally strokes are relatively a lot better than your short game. Or...

You could literally ask this about any rubber except T05, H3, D09c. Those three the answer is because so many pros use them. Every other rubber can only be answered with because some people like the way it plays.

Yes. The world needs more penholders. If you really won't play backhands, switch to jpen. That would be even more fun.

Nittakus get shiny very fast and are less durable than the DHS, and they cost double-ish, so I prefer the DHS. The Bty A40s were pretty awful, but I just played a tournament with the Bty R40+ and those were fine, interchangeable with NP and DHS, but probably for an even higher price, idk.

Why did you choose long pips? You must have had a reason. I think you should decide what type of rubber you will play before you select a blade. I know many players who use long pips, and many players who use the TB ALC. But none who use both together. If you choose to keep the long pips...

Brilliant! Now you can start Ejing rubbers again!

Are these all long serves? Why are you pushing them? Just loop them with a focus on spin, not trying to kill the ball. Aim for the center of the table if you need to. If you do that it won't matter if they have a little spin or none at all.

Terrible setup. Throwing darts at the laptop screen and buying whatever they hit would do better.

That and the OP must be bored shitless because this is totally not what he asked.

Maybe try holding your bat in a slightly backhand-biased ready position. Another thing you could try is doing a two-point backhand drill, as in a bh from the bh and a bh in the middle. When that gets easy have your partner block to your bh 60% of the table and play all backhands. When that...