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  1. What is your second passion?

    Addicted also to Martial Peak light novel.

  2. Xiom Tau II experiences?

    Here is the review link: https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?22740-Xiom-Tau-II

  3. Blade for short pips?

    Ma Lin Soft Carbon is ok but sometimes it feels to have more flex so I would.choose clipper.

  4. Problems with Dandoy-Sports

    They had this problem for years of poor customer service.

  5. Push backspin ball which are next out of table

    For balls landing short, it is always the right foot stepping forward. If you are right handed. Just get used to it. It is easier to balance because you are leaning forward with your right arm and your body weight is also in your right foot. It is also easier to step back from that position...

  6. Blade lacquering

    Lol, next time i will try this. Although i have dozens of Xiom items in my stash, I honestly not tried this yet since i do not seal my blades anymore, well mostly except for Stiga.

  7. Xiom vega x, too heavy

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  8. Hello TTD!

    Welcome to thw forum. Enjo your stay and rediscover the joys of playing again.

  9. What did I do wrong at boosting?

    I usually apply 3 layers of seamoon booster at 12hrs interval per layer. After that i let it flatten a bit for 2 days Usually on the 5th day is the day i glue it onto the blade. I use clicky press after gluing.

  10. Sanwei Paramid Blade

    Reposting and separating this review for the Paramid blade to make this easier for online search. Sanwei Paramid Weight: 82 grams Plies: 5 wood + 2 Carbon Aramid layers Thickness: 5.66mm Speed: Off+ The Sanwei Paramid will be replacing the Sanwei F3 Pro blade. The Paramid is a 7...
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  11. Multilayer Z

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  12. Hynover

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  13. Paramid

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  14. Multilayer Z

    Multilayer Z

    Multilayer Z is the flagship product of the Multilayer Series (even Structure). “Z” stands for the last alphabetical letter, the ultimate structure of even Structure! And no doubt that the performance is ultimate! With 10 plywood + 9 Carbons, the Multilayer Z is the most sophisticated blade in...
  15. Hynover

    Hynover

    Hynover is a premium blade that we have developed and tested for a long time and finally made by our new craft technology. We optimized its 3 ply wood + 2 carbon structure by putting a paper-thin Birch layer each between the surface and the carbon, to achieve a better power transmission and...
  16. Paramid

    Paramid

    The Paramid is a blade that is optimized from SANWEI classic structure. To lower down the thickness of its core and adjust its carbon sheet in order to balance its weight but not to lose the speed. As the major product of SANWEI Expert Carbon series blades, the fiber used in the Paramid is...

  17. I would like to know which of these 2 rubbers has more, speed, throw angle and effect

    Rakza z for fh all the way.

  18. Rakza Z vs Free chack glue

    Ok makes sense. At least it will soften the glue.

  19. Yasaka c-5p "pistol" rubber recs

    I highly recommend Xiom Tau II. It is "bang" for the buck. Lol sorry for corny jokes i cannot help it.

  20. Yasaka c-5p "pistol" rubber recs

    How was his "shots"??? ????
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