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If you are anywhere near Kraków I have both of those rubbers on one of my rackets. If you want I can let you test them.

I would vote for test as many others setups as you can option. And remember to make notes. It is good idea to look for used blades in local market and ask someone if they can give you a go before buying (it happens rarely but it happens). If you want a good blade buy a blade that feels good...

You said that according to him seeing you play said x. Maybr you will share some footage or describe your style?

Rakza 7 is a well regarded choice. It can be found for good price in Poland as well.

My Gold sponges were purple.

Commercial may not be sold no more. Gold I bought on AliExpress

B2 has 3 distinct variants. Commercial - the most tacky Prov - middle tacky, still tacky as heck Gold - not that tacky And they are actually easiest to play when going from Gold to commercial (the gold was the nicest to play in my hands). This is weird btw, because they should not change top...

I think it was R48. Just a nitpick. BTW I think that you have kind of given the best advice possible. Whatever the rubber, you need to be able to control it, and it can be done with every rubber. I think that a FH looping rubber staple is either sticky hard rubber or ~48 degrees grippy rubber...

And those three also have the bling factor. Especially Butt stuff.

Battle 2 is imho much better than Big Dipper. A long while ago I used to have Big Dipper. Dead and not that sticky. Battle 2 is much more alive and much easier to use.

Give that man a cookie. Looping with a fully extended arm is hard and exhausting, and you have super long arms, so the effect is exaggerated. If your coach thinks that you can do it go for it. After COVID I had to change my approach. Looping with a full arm exhausts me way too much. I highly...

If you ever buy a new blade I highly recommend buying used from a local guy. Table tennis blades are made from wood. There were alive at some point. None of the two blades of the same brand will feel good. Arguing about blade composition online is great fun and can get you close to what you...

Please read whole text and not name of the rubbers only. OP liked tacky rubbers. I proposed ab option which retains some parts of the feeling one get from tacky rubbers, but more towards his preferences. Omega V Asia is a very good blocker. If you do not trust my judgement read tt11 review...

If 53 Gewo does not let you feel ball well Hurricane will not let you either. Fastarc G1 is a very safe bet. I would ask around first and maybe try it from someone.

Did you like the Gewo El Pro 48?

If I find my old sheet of Tenergy I might be able to donate that to you if you pay the shipping. (Note for moderators and nitpickers, not selling the rubber giving it for free) You have played the game a bit. What other rubbers you tried even for a while when borrowed from clubmate? What do you...

The rubber has a Yinhe Mercury Storm labeling on it. Then this might be useful https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?24554-Being-a-tall-player-and-new-yinhe-rubber-(mercury-storm). The only thing I don't understand is that why they label it as a cake sponge when it is quite...

Agreed. When you go flexible you sacrifice a bit of flat hitting performance. As MOG can attest to I believe.Dear OP it is not whether you spin the ball, it is whether you brush it. If you hit relatively flat you still can add some decent spin.I believe that you could be possibly happy with some...

This discussion is very much enjoyable but I highly encourage modeling your BH stroke based on your physical capabilities. If you learn too use too long of a stroke, you mind end up out of breath every 3 cannons or destabilized.

TBH in the case that Butterfly does not support this damage I would let this to be fixed by local professional. If the top is damaged the professional will probably have spare wood to substitute top layer. Either way after the fix blade will play differently.