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The only thickness available is 2.15mm I think. At first it is very controlled like a Chinese rubber and it does have some stickiness, but less than my old Rakza Z or PK50. Controlled on the short game, lower throw than Rakza Z other than that I can not judge yet. The only remarkable thing is I...

My 2 pence which might be bad luck: when I tried to remove the rubber from a blade the sponge tore from the topsheet and i had pieces of sponge residue on the blade

i never saw the number on the blade itself. What i can say though is that the provincial W968 still are called HL5 on the handle and not w968.

the description of against and with the spin might be correct in this video, but i find it a little amusing that she demonstrates it using a long pimple rubber to receive :p

chiquita here, fast push there ... there should be no beating around the bush that the mindset "my opponent may not attack" is not macking you progress, because it is a feeble attempt at best. Even with the strongest underspin generated there will be players (in germany probably players with a...

i think i got one with 84-86g and you can easily select for weight (if they are in stock) at tabletennis11

Tabletennis11.com... it was on discount so I got it from there. It is on discount this week as well.

final update after i removed the rubber from my blade. I only used it on the forehand and when i did the first comparison to rakza Z, the Rakza Z rubber was already used quite a bit while the Stiga DragonPower was new. After a few sessions the DragonPower became more lively and it is not keeping...

Vladimir anca is quite tall and plays in Germany. You might try to mirror his stance

Isn't it nice to see people struggle with odd looping technique and emergency drives in a real match like everybody of us, when they look like the real deal when they do equipment reviews? Here is sherwin remata in an actual match I guess "everybody" can look pro if you only keep looping...

Oh, i see. I did not notice you put the dignics 09c on the backhand. Watching your videos what was really standing out is that your backhand is more consistent and also more dangerous for the opponent. You scored a few points on the forehand, but these were powerloops at best where the speed of...

Tbh dignics 09c is not really forgiving, so pretty much every other real hybrid would be more forgiving, especially since you won't find many hybrids that have a harder sponge. There are many ways to go about choosing your rubber. One thing a teammate of mine used to good effect is to combine...

When did you change from G-1 to dignics 09c on the forehand?

You obviously don't know the difference between a push and a chop

No, but you do not need to be to understand the laws of spin and the techniques most sensible to apply. Of course you can PUSH a topspin serve, but if you do what most people would consider a push, then the ball will rise very high and be smashed by the opponent. as outlined by others already...

no, because you can't. You have to flick it actively or hold the racket very lightly and do a block like move.

I see that, but did not find any further info on it.

There are videos about getting into the proper stance online. The TLDR is that you have to do potentially two jumps to get into forehand position. As a beginner I can see that most points start with you pushing. Going into the table with your right foot is totally correct on short balls. What...

Yeah, I saw that later. I'll wait for number 99 then

So after reviewing a bit of the video i took yesterday one could see that the hardness of 52,5° does not need to scare away people with a slower arm or less acceleration. Even with my suboptimal technique and slower arm it was able to loop with this rubber. Note the two first loops (in below...