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I really like both TT-Store.eu in Bulgaria. Bedo rocks :) And Spinfactory in Germany is a super great dealer as well. Otherwise I am my own retailer as I have my own store, but I'm quite small still. Almost only Chinese stuff :)

I didn't try the Bloom Power 45deg myself, but the 47deg is right up there spin-wise, on forehand brush loops like H3 or Battle II. I can imagine that the 45deg would fit better on backhand. The DHS - Power G5X is a nice inner carbon blade, that's not too fast. Or the Sanwei - HC-5S, which is a...

I use Sanwei ABS Club balls in my robot and it works just fine. If you're sensitive go for a 1-star ball like Sanwei, 729 or DHS.

Ah it was you who woke the thread :) Check out Palio AK47 Blue/Yellow, 729 Focus III Snipe 44deg or Pimplepark EPOS. These are all light weight controllable rubbers. EPOS is a bit tacky, but soft.

I actually, after using stiffer carbon blades and so for a long time with harder Chinese rubbers, glued my Yinhe Jupiter III ASIA 41deg on my Sanwei Fextra Allround, and this gave me a really good feeling and more control. This blade feels a bit more stiff than the normal 5-ply wooden blade, so...

I haven't received any info from Sanwei about these balls. It might be a domestic only product or perhaps a fake. They actually look a lot like these https://chtt.se/bollar/traningsbollar/sanwei-abs-club-training-ball-100-pack so it might be a domestic variant.

Of course like @UpSideDownCarl points out. Her coach would know. But I mean. 8 years and 15 training sessions. Sanwei Accumulator S and a not too spin sensitive, linear rubber like Sanwei T88-III Training, available in 2-pack. This will be super for the first year or even a bit longer, and the...

I really like Sanwei ABS 1-star and 729 1-star. They feel almost like a three star ball playing.

https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/65786607/joola-table-tennis-catalog-2021-en

Of AGR, ACC and CMD, AGR is the fastest and hardest. CMD is the softest. ACC is in between these two. ZGR is a bit different with a harder feel and a tacky top sheet.

My son used to play with Dignics 05 1.9mm BH on a Palio CAT, but we searched for an alternative because it was too springy in the short game, and the price was too high as well. We have settled with Joola Dynaryz AGR 2.0mm for now. And as he feels sometimes that it lacks in power compared to...

Yeah. It curls. Several other Sanwei rubbers do too, so they seem to yearn for some booster.

Ah. Super. Hope it works great for you now :)

You could check out a blade like Victas Black Balsa 5.0 and rubbers like Pimplepark Epos 1.9mm and you'll end up with a bat with a weight about 150 grams. A faster blade like Palio CAT would give you 10 grams more in weight. But as it is your practice that seems to have caused your problems you...

Yeah. This is a strange way to measure sponges hardness and top sheets. I don't know how to measure things properly, but you have to consider what type of blade you're using. Say that you need to have three typical sorts of blades to start the measuring from. Then you'll have to measure the spin...

Yeah. Just go the way you want to. But it could be good anyway to start with inverted rubbers to learn how to handle the spin. In that way you could better understand what you're giving your opponent back with the long pips. :)

Yep. I got it. Thank you :) Hope they'll work good for you now.

Yep. I deliver to almost the whole planet :) It's faster and harder than H3, so it should be good without boosting as well.

Sanwei Accumulator S + Sanwei T88-III Training 2-Pack or 729 Cross General. A good blade to build on and a great setup for a newbie, for about $25.

As a beginner, why do you choose LP for backhand? But if you're certain of it just go for a good, not too expensive LP like Yinhe Qing, or Giant Dragon Meteorite. For forehand perhaps Yinhe Big Dipper, 729 Dragon F or Sanwei Gear Hyper.