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  1. Yinhe Big Dipper 38 deg for BH?

    Yes, I did the same some time ago... It's true that we can get BD for 15E on Ali, but I rather pay 2x that for rubber that suits me. It was thrown away money for me ;-) As Michael (TensorBackhand) says, it will be more powerful than say R7 on the FH, when you hit harder. On the other hand H38...
  2. Yinhe Big Dipper 38 deg for BH?

    Recently I played a bit with BD H38 on my Viscaria, and in compare with the Vega X on the Vodak Horejsi ALC, the BD feels a bit harder (both the top-sheet and the sponge), and definitely also slower (even though on Viscaria). Grip is OK, but due to the harder feeling I don't prefer it for...
  3. Advice on new racket

    Viscaria, imo, doesn't have thicker handle. I don't have large hands and Viscaria handle feels comfortable. E.g. the usual Vodak handle is thicker, I sanded mine down. If you search for Viscaria like composition, there is Vodak Vision. I generally prefer inner-carbon though, there are choices as...
  4. Polička 2024 (Czech Rep.)

    People from czech TT-forum are organizing a TT meeting in town Polička, 31.5.-2.6.2024. They do this every year, in diff. towns. The accommodation is taken care of. There will be 12 tables from Friday 14:00 till Sunday 12:00 NONSTOP. The meals are in the price, bier is there. The capacity is 80...
  5. Downgrade blade back to all-wood?

    Since this is now about words and definitions, let's play devil's advocate for a moment ;-) If you are flexible about the meanings of "performance", why not also about the meanings of "downgrade"? We don't have to attach that negative connotation to the word "downgrade", and then "downgrade" is...
  6. Friendship 729 battle 3

    That's also why I'm more interested in the sponge and top-sheet hardness, because that (if I know the sponge type) tells me more than the personal judgments of speed, throw etc. Actually I think we should demand to know for each approved rubber, the top-sheet params - pimple shape, height...
  7. Simon Gauzy was right or wrong in that point?

    Exactly, no hard feelings... But @Gtsnake, as I said, and others expressed, I would feel really bad because I'd knew that some balls, which I can and really like to attack, now I can't, because they are "protected" by an extra dead 20mm piece of wood. It would be very very disappointing. And if...
  8. Simon Gauzy was right or wrong in that point?

    Certain players (which we all love with utmost intensity) base their whole life on the fact that they make some many "pigs" (nets or edges). This change would put them all out of business. We CAN'T let that happen!!!
  9. Simon Gauzy was right or wrong in that point?

    Absolutely! So many balls would not be attack-able anymore. I'm putting that idea to my personal "hatelist" ;-)
  10. Simon Gauzy was right or wrong in that point?

    I'm gonna practise that shot, and then I'm gonna use it in tight situations... Wait...
  11. Harder version of Omega 7 Pro?

    Check the AnatomicEdge, maybe it helps you to find the rubber.
  12. Simon Gauzy was right or wrong in that point?

    All this could have been avoided if they all could just review. The only winner here is the EL-BEIALI, whom this situation gave a chance to show the true character.
  13. Best Chinese Alternatives to D09c Tier List

    Hi, yes, spin is great, but it is the heaviest I tried. What rubber is heavier?
  14. Post your latest EJ purchase

    Looking forward your comparison of STN and LR9 and possibly other chinese. Short question, how does the sponge and top-sheet hardness of STN compare to LR9?
  15. TAKING ON TABLE TENNIS LEGENDS! | TTD Team vs Butterfly Legends

    Sometimes in TT videos, I skip parts. I couldn't on this one.
  16. My experience with Chinese rubbers

    The thing is, he'd have to adapt to the carbon blade. It is a good blade, but the difference, you know, is not negligible, to put it mildly ;-) So, if he plays with that setup from time to time, it's OK. I also play with my Viscaria seldom. The Vodak Horejsi is a good blade, that's why I gave it...
  17. fixing the bad habit of straightening the upper body during looping

    Fang Bo's demonstration. I know it's not specifically about getting or not getting up. But I think doing this drill (the BH/FH) would help to "not have time to go up" at all. Apart from that, it's just good and worth watching...
  18. My experience with Chinese rubbers

    There was the question what to take for the FH, when his B2 nat BS H38 is spent, either again the verified B2 nat BS, but H39 this time, or the Battle 3 H39, or the J&H Z 52.5 (which was almost new). I'm glad I put the B3 on the backup blade, and the J&H Z on the main blade. It is a bit faster...
  19. My experience with Chinese rubbers

    I went through some "table" exercise, literally, twice... So I made some setups, played a little, measured a little, to keep -sanity... The hardness measurements are done with Type O durometer. Obviously it can't be really precise when done manually, it's more of a correlation... Later I want to...
  20. Recommended BH rubbers for an inner carbon blade

    Yes, the Vega X is more dynamic, I think the same. Vega Pro feels a bit softer and perhaps also a bit slower. I'm glad I tested it, and also that my friend likes it. I also used this to decide whether I'll take Vega Pro max on the BH, but I won't. Still, good rubber, all those 3 I prefer against...
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