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Wow! I really really admire your talent and hard work. Well done and Congratulations! May you scale even great heights and achieve higher ratings with your game and attitude.

I completely agree with Floris here. If you are looking for a controlled do it all rubber then don't think any further. Mark V is really good with polyball.

Hi, Thanks for taking time to answer my question. As you have shared that you are having experience in working with wood, can you please let me know if an epoxy putty (two separate clay like parts, mixed to form a compound dough) will be a good idea. Also, I understand that while finishing the...

Hi llia, Please can you share the brand of epoxy which you use? Also what is the appropriate method of using it. I haven’t done this before so any help is greatly appreciated. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hi Guys, Has anyone used wood filler to fill the dent on the edges of the blade? Any tips to fill the dents and even out the edge would be very helpful. thanks, KM1976

I think the OP is asking for a paddle palace catalog? Isn't it?

I don't know about your blade handle preferences as you haven't mentioned it. In case, you are looking for ST handle then remember that TB ALC is SQST (square ST) while ZJK ALC is rounded ST.

I would say that if you want to play that kind of game, then it is better to practice taking the ball early with your current setup. Since it offers more control. Using a very fast blade and then trying to learn timing and angles for ball contact could be really frustrating. My suggestion is...

Hi, I am using ZJK ALC with T05 (max. thickness) on both sides. This blade/rubber combination is for offensive players who favors to open the rally first by an opening topspin whether on table (playing flicks) or away from the table. This setup favors more of aggressive approach, even when...

Ok, I agree with the OP regarding the balance of the blade. I tried Stiga Clipper wood 93 gms. With Rakza 7 on both sides, the blade was around 196 gms (edge tape included) this was a bit too much for me. But I feel that Stiga has best feeling and best master FL handle hands down. However, I...

Hi, Check this out https://www.kinsonusa.com/. May be this what you need.

Ok, your signature reads that you are using TB ALC. Right? Why do you want to change it? Have you tried adapting to your blade example, using controlled rubbers? If yes, how? Please don't get offended, I myself doubt my setup many times. But honestly, that is not a solution to my problems nor is...

Please pardon, but I must say this. Your review as a stand alone review is good. But, please don't try to be unnecessarily competitive by posting misleading headings like (vs. Dan TableTennisdaily). I believe that I watch reviews to observe the skills which are possible using the rubbers and...

I have noticed the same issue with other rubbers which have a brittle kind of sponge (e.g. Donic Bluefire). Also with other Xiom rubbers. Also, this might be off topic but I cannot understand the concept of sponge compression while serving. Since during serve, it is more of a quick brushing...

Here you go - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MK3tt6-1c9Y&t=3s

Hi Yogi, does that means that it is difficult to put spin on serve when serving with O7P?

Hi, I have played with Nittaku Septear in the past for a brief period. The blade has excellent build quality like all Nittaku blade and is a 7 ply hinoki wood. It offers excellent control and spin generation capabilities. Compared with Tibhar Stratus Power wood, which is a very fast all wood 5...

Wow! these blade display true craftsmanship. Very nice looking. I agree with yogi_bear, these are more collectables hahaha. I think they will also play as awesome as they look since I once considered buying one of them after reading Carl's review. Congratulations to the proud owners. Please...

The description provided by OP is tailor made for Yasaka Mark V. Also, with kind of reviews I have been reading, Mark V is able to handle the new poly ball very well.

You need to understand that what you do before the block comes wide to your forehand? For example, if you pivot on your backhand, then where did you hit the topspin? To your opponent's cross court, his middle or down the line to his backhand. Assuming your opponent is right handed. If you want...