Search results

Kallberg 1-3 LGY

How can you win Ma Long by playing Ma Long racket?

Yes you are right. There is no rubber for the backhand and rubber for the forehand, but there is a combination of rubber that allows us to compensate for our physiological characteristics. All people have a shorter movement on the backhand and for most it is also weaker than the movement on the...

A more logical move compared to Rosena would be to switch to Glazer. Its more adapted to the new ball and is aimed at backhand play at the amateur level. All the rubbers that you initially indicated will work well on the backhand, taking into account the harder rubber on the forehand. You may...

If this funny guy with glasses, who trains with his brother, beats the top chinese players at a big competition, then these serious-looking mens will be in big trouble. It’s probably better to just not notice it, it’s a calmer life.

Did they take a regular p5 and just boost it, after which it became a pro?

Let me clarify my previous post on this topic, since this is not clear to you. Single ply hinoki blades, which are among stiffest blades on market, are not the stiffest blades due to their single ply construction as you claim. Stiffness is primarily based on their large thickness while...

If you have already done this, please share your results. What glue did you use to assemble this, did you try using other glues and pressing forces, what were the results?

At the same time, you continue to do this. Moreover, you are trying to accuse me of not understanding formulas, despite the fact that I didn’t say a word about it, but wanted to hear from you first about it, since you brought it up as an argument and at the same time in the essence of this...

Yes, that's right. And when gluing three layers located longitudinally, the rigidity will definitely increase, both longitudinal and transverse due to the adhesive layers and impregnation of the wood with glue. The result will greatly depend on the glue and gluing technology. Also, the final...

This is closer to the point. :). I think I answered all your questions. It’s already very late, and I didn’t notice how time flew by during the lively discussion. Tomorrow, that is, today I will be like a boiled shrimp.:sick: I still have a question about cardboard for later. But that comes...

At the same time, having such an impressive thickness, they are playable. With the same thickness, a composite blade will be much stiffer and will simply be impossible to play with.

Here you are right, the blade actually feels softer, not more flexible.

You are confusing something, this is not Donic Epox Topspeed. https://tt-maximum.com/uk/shop/blades/donic-epox-topspeed There are some nice photos on this site where you can see the layers. Your blade looks completely different I held this blade in my hands more than once, and I also...

So it is possible to achieve an increase in rigidity? Or is still true? Isn't the glue itself a ?

Ok, what do you say about the cardboard? And further But what about this? What??? Where did you find the information on the blade Donic Epox Topspeed, show everyone so as not to be unfounded. You can also tell us in more detail about the formulas that you reset, how you understand them, it...

I will not dissuade you, since for you the opinion on the forum turned out to be more important than your own practical experience.

https://revspin.net/blade/donic-epox-topspeed.html My blade was also about 7mm thick and weighed around 84 grams, just like the person in the reviews, but was very stiff and fast. Unfortunately, I did not measure all its parameters then, since I sold it along with all the factory blades, since...

To confirm my words, there is also this blade - Donic Epox Topspeed OFF +. It is made only from longitudinal layers of ayus or kiri glued together with epoxy glue. This blade is fast, light and tough. I think it's hardly possible to play with a single-layer ayus of the same thickness at all.

You're right, it also affects the stiffness of the blade. I have two blades with the same wood, glue, structure, thickness, size and weight, but glued together with different pressing forces. So, a blade with less pressing force on the same rubbers feels softer.