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European - its still £45 from the UK butterfly dealer. I had thought of getting the Japan version as my main and then this as the test blade. The Xiom offensive S is the same price from that same dealer - so not really worth the change.

Hi all Im enjoying playing with my Korbel after downgrading from my TBS. what I'm looking for is a cheap alternative blade to help try other rubbers on - and with playing with boosted H3/Neo on would be good to have something very similar that I don't need to wait for boosting to finish on...

The lens looks the same as mine - but mine is a lot older as it was given to me as a kid and I’m nearly forty now. Mine has the old black tag on the bottom. Would people fake a blade that has always been reasonably priced? I’m not sure. That’s only my opinion though.

Are any still available - and what sizes are they? Cheers

Yeah i agree - I just think Paul is really good in team events he seems to lift his game and bring it out in other too

Yeah Drinkhall would have made a big difference I think. But good to see Pitchford's form improving

I don't think you can go far wrong with any of the blades you have listed Stiga Allround classic, stiga allround evolution, yasaka sweden extra, Appelgren allplay and osp expert ii - you can probably make a decision on what you like the look of and price as they are all good blades. Ive tried...

Obviously give it a go, as sometimes you just need to scratch that itch, but I tried the same this summer - changing from inverted to Curl P1V on one side of a Victas Matsushita in an idea of being more of a modern defender. In practise and drills it was really fun, but in practice games and...

we only have 3 players which is strange - they must be injured or Covid/vaccine related? Cant see us winning a match.

I do like your cutting setup though that i remember you posting before - that looks really useful

ahhh ok certain rubbers :-) Thats why I wont need it then

Is a press really needed? What are the benefits?

With the points made on this thread - https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?27976-Penhold-or-lefty-choppers Who's at the advantage in this match up - if there is one or not?

theres a badminton hall we play in occasionally and that floor must be slightly sprung and it means the pace of the table feels slower. Its just something you have to adapt to though. Agree though at slippy halls its good to have a wet towel to rub your shoes on every now and then.

I didn't know that - i will pass it on!!!! Thanks for the heads up. Im sure one team would bring it up with us so we would have to forfeit

We are going back to Xushaofa after a season of Butterfly. I personally like the XSF better and are good value - even if they break more. The Butterfly ones don't spin as much I think. We tried the Nittaku ones - there nice but feel quite solid and are expensive - so we are back with Xushaofa.

Whens this out @Dan - looking forward to seeing it!

Damm if i hadn't bought my last blade a couple of weeks ago I would have taken that off you

Ask BB :-)

I would go for whichever you can pick up the cheapest as they are both good rubbers. Personally i think Rozena is a little bouncier and quicker than Rakza - but thats only person opinion. The old Primorac is a great blade btw - i have an old one with a black tag from when i was a kid.