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  1. Tibhar MX-P alternative.

    Hexer HD
  2. How to glue

    For water glue, two on rubber and one on blade
  3. 999 Super999T

    I cant find any Three-Nine rubbers on the LARC so I don't think they are ITTF approved anymore. I tried it once and wasn't terribly impressed with it, I preferred the Globe 999 national because the sponge felt better, but the Three-Nine was definitely stickier.
  4. W968 envy forced me to get HL5 clone

    Curious to hear how it stacks up to the Fang Bo carbon. I like that blade but I'm not a fan of the twig handle
  5. Welcome to TableTennisDaily 3.0 - Bug Report

    Utilizing the ignore feature to handily deal with all the recent spam posts, if there are quite a few recent posts from ignored users, there are no currently discussed topics from non-ignored users that show up on the front page.
  6. Butterfly officially announces Glazer and Glazer 09C

    The real question is why they feel the need to sell Dignics at the price they do. And I'm sure the rubbers are formulated to have different performance than just slapping a softer sponge underneath the same topsheet, otherwise they would make them into FX versions and sell them for the same...
  7. Butterfly officially announces Glazer and Glazer 09C

    I felt as though AK47 Red was biting on the heels of rubbers like Vega X and Rozena.
  8. Dimitrij Ovtcharov Uses Pre-Made Bat vs TableTennisDaily's Dan!

    Where do you feel like you are you losing the most points?
  9. Just Joined A Local Club After 22 Years.

    Here's to new beginnings and exciting experiences!
  10. Getting into the zone

    I think it's an aligning of the stars situation. My mental state and physical state line up in such a way where I am allowed to proficiently facilitate finer details of the game like tracking the ball, anticipating my opponents move, moving my body accurately in preparation and carrying out my...
  11. how durable are chinese rubbers?

    In my experience, if you leave it out with no protection, Hurricane will oxidize in about a week. No experience with Battle series
  12. Dimitrij Ovtcharov Uses Pre-Made Bat vs TableTennisDaily's Dan!

    The topsheet actually has somewhat decent grip (for a premade) but when you start hitting into it, there really isn't anything there. Its easily worse than MarkV and Sriver class rubbers and its difficult to do much more than push and flat drive because it can't spin the ball so much
  13. Anybody like the Stiga Emerald VPS blade?

    Great weight to stick a thin sponge short pip/Anti or ox long pip on imo. I have 1.6 spectol and some ox pips, my regular setup with double inverted is around 190g+ so whenever I bring out my junk bats it messes with my swing a little bit because of the weight difference
  14. Limba vs Blackwood?

    Looks like ebony and padauk. Probably much harder
  15. Westchester Table Tennis?

    If you don't need to drive 30min-1hr+ one way to get to a club, consider yourself lucky.
  16. Changing colors on Jpen

    It seems as though raw wood itself would be illegal, light colored wood is too similar to white (ball), and dark colored wood is too similar to black, but if the blade surface itself comes colored from the factory in a color that complies with 2.4.6, I think it would be technically legal to...
  17. Favorite rubbers based on sponge color?

    I think it's just to completely prevent players from using colors that are too similar, like pink and red, or certain blues and greens.
  18. Changing colors on Jpen

    It is legal, he doesn't strike the ball with that side so it doesn't matter what is done to change the color, so long as the surface is non reflective and "of a bright color clearly distinguishable from black and from the color of the ball" [ITTF handbook 2.4.6: The surface of the covering...
  19. Changing colors on Jpen

    Probably a paint sheet, they make em specially for single sided penhold setups. That or he painted it by hand.
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