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Look at Valor table tennis, I believe outside of custom blade makers they are the only producers of blades exceeding the standard defensive headsize of 165x155mm

Yinhe T4S

Discontinued, but Nittaku Hammond Pro Beta

Chocolate fudge, is this a good flavor?

I believe the old brown handle Banda Waldner blades had a similar construction to the Dicon he later used, limba-spruce-ayous. I don't know if he ever used the Waldner Senso yellow handle but the Senso Carbon seems to be based off of it instead of the Dicon. All good blades nonetheless but it...

This is why Truls likes Cybershape so much😂

18 days ago you posted that your setup was Diode, Feint 3 and EL-P which should be much faster than the Legend. But perhaps tacky rubbers may help in that they slow the ball down

Palio isn't known for their QC. Years back, when Zeropong was still selling brands other than Gambler, you used to be able to get a sheet of RITC 729 for $5 with the caveat that it both came without packaging, and it came with a topsheet of questionable quality on a completely random sponge. Of...

You really need speed glue for this rubber

I think it's partially got to do with the shape of the handle and the balance of the blade. In my experience with Vis it felt very easy and intuitive to transition between fh and bh, compared to a DHS twig skinny handle where I had to make a conscious effort to adjust the blade angle and my grip...

Most modern performance rubbers come factory boosted, and about 1-2 weeks in they usually become much less jumpy and sensitive as they lose that factory freshness.

Most MP are caught in a dead zone between SP and LP because they tend to be not as spin insensitive or funky as LP nor can they make as much spin as SP. IMO OP would be better off with a long pips or antispin if they want a more passive game, or a slower short pips if they want a more aggressive...

Butterfly actually made quite a few arylate only blades such as Moonbeam, Retriever, Boll Spark and a Japanese penhold if my memory serves correct. Still not surprised they do not exist anymore as ALC is the clearly superior fiber

I think you spent a lot on a fancy Butterfly blade which could just as easily be replaced by many cheaper ones.

You are forgetting the wood series including Boll All, All+, Off-, Forte and Mezzoforte.

Your backhand form looks a lot like Wang Tao. Ever used short pips on your backhand?

Wet a bit of paper towel with baby oil and wipe it on. A couple coats with drying/absorbing in between should be enough to add some grip back to worn rubbers. I don't think it has as much a difference on newer rubbers though

I have not heard of this rubber, and living in the USA it seems to be only available from overseas sources. I have been using Rhyzen CMD on my backhand but have ben wanting to try something firmer there. Rhyzen CMD comes out of the pack with a noticeable curl has a problem that if you remove it...