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Most of my teammates use (me included) use Asics Blade and a few members use Lezolines (those two are almost the same). I dunno about the cushion but the grip is good, and I've been using them almost as long as I am pn this forum.

When I used to set Tibhar Junior robot for my clubmates (which is opposite of smart) I used to set top wheel speed max and bottom dead If I remember correctly. That was a month ago or so.

https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?105-What-table-tennis-rubbers-amp-blade-do-you-use:)I know it is missing the why for the most part, but it might be thread with info you are looking for.

You can use it to dry the rubber a bit, provided you will find one will not leave stuff on the rubber. The main gist is to limit amount of sweat below the wrist.

Then use sweatband :p

Also consider joining a club. Most people be happy to share their equipment to try. If you are an intermediate player the rubber will not make that much difference. Just pick something relatively modern i.e. Rakza 7, Rozena, Xiom Vega or Victas Ventus.

Just rubbers. Rakza 7 great choice.

Welp..I would add Tibhar Curious to that list of fancy all wood blades. Totally underrated, dirt cheap.

Welp. I've seen this live today https://www.megaspin.net/store/default.asp?pid=rev3-scissors And well. They are dope. They are ideal really.

I played with that one and I had opposite problem. The M1 had a grip when other rubbers where wacked by moisture. It has a rather matte topsheet, at least the one I used had. Try to engage sponge a bit deeper.

Move first Don't try to kill every weird ball, try focusing on getting it to the other side of the table. If you have issues spinning it, try just driving it first If the ball is short (for the oddballs it it usually is short or half-long) there is a good chance you need to step into the table...

The stakes are thw difference practice does not force yourself into the nervous state. I addressed this in my post as well.

Interestingly enough, this year a new guy joined our "school training group". They guy has like 20 year old paddle with rubbers oxydized so much that they are anti spin in effect. A lot of mine (and even my coaches) balls went to the net because the the spin was hard to predict. Whole theory...

I was refering to the Original Post

M8, Can you show some footage?

Innerforce Layer ALC does have a thicker core than any of the blades mentioned.

Keep in mind Harimoto ALC core is supposed to be thicker as far as I remember. In other words "Easier Hitty Hitty, harder loopy loopy".

Due to the fact that USD exchange rate risen over my usage of the blades i managed to make some money on those.

Just a random reference from the Internet. I am from Poland. We don't have point system, only the league system. Most players do not participate in the league though.

Hard to say. Depends on which HL5 you are talking about. Commercial HL5, I would say quite similar after the break in period, but both of those lack a bit of feeling. The Ebony one played nothing like above Commercial HL5. Maybe the HL5 i tried was poopy, but it came from official distribution...