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Sup, I want to buy a Butterfly Ovtcharov ALC, Preferably a well-used one. Without too much dinks.

Not on BH. I far prefer Rakza 7 on BH.

For me, the biggest difference between bouncy grippy rubbers and dead hard tacky rubbers is that with the latter, in order to be effective you have to commit to the ball when the time is right. With the bouncy rubbers, I usually can afford a little bit more hesitation. That being said. I have a...

If you ever need someone to donate to a National Hurricane, I will gladly take that burden from you and give you confirmation on paper that I will use it and don't resell it :p

I usually exchange/ sell/ donate them depending on the rubber.

Contact Butterfly, this should never happen to a genuine product.

I payed 25-30€ for Gewo El Pro and about 45€ for Fastarc G1.

Probably material selection. Top-notch blades cost a lot. The issue is that a lot of us will not be able to tell the difference. I've played with half a dozen of Innerforce clone-like blades, and there were a couple of outliers (funny enough none of those were Butterfly) in terms of quality...

+1, those Donic rubbers are very good. I've been running Gewo El Pro 48, and I would recommend this rubber for both FH and BH any day of the week. Fastarc G1 is also very good.

Through all my EJ attempts I tried to look for patterns, understand different materials, and the only thing I learned is that blade is not a sum of its parts. I tried numerous blades but Donic Ovtcharov Senso No.1, V14 Pro, and Gambler Fire Dragon Touch are by far my favorite blades. They have...

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One plus for V14 Pro. Great blade.For rubbers I would go with Palio AK Blue + Red for you and blues for kiddos. For kiddos blades Sanwri Fextra is great. Most of people might not agree with that but kids are more than capable of using that.

You mean 30mm right?In Poland, most regional and national tournaments are played on Tibhar Smash or equivalent. So 28mm thickness.

I would add EL-P to the list, one of the softest I used. Also Vega EU, Rakza 7 Soft.

Coached or not does not matter. Playing nice top spins by the book top spins does not guarantee wins. The only thing that guarantees the win is getting the ball bounce on the other half of the table. What one might consider "by the book technique" is just what we consider the most efficient way...

OP asked for store, not manufacturers. Just saying.

Fastarc G1 is not that heavy and works well on FH. Xiom Omega V Asia or Tour might also work. I would suggest checking the wieght yourself. For BH I really really love Gewo ElPro 48

I am not a big fan of him personally, but he has a very nice taste of blades. I will probably get the Butterfly version later just out of curiosity. I am pretty sure that, whichever blade OP picks, he will have a great time.

I played with this rubber on FH for some time, but it spent most of the time in the bag. For the love of god, this rubber does not fare well with time. After a year of being glued (stored with a protective adhesive sheet) this feels like a re-heated old cutlet. Feels terrible. I tried reboosting...

Mkay, everything makes sense. The core is thicker on the Butterfly blade.