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tt-japan.net should ship to Canada if their currency list includes Canadian Dollars ;) Currently only some provincial and national versions https://tt-japan.net/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=1_2&disp_order=8&filter_id=34 e.g. provincial H3Neo blue sponge for 39.44€, $41.52, £32.56 or 58.79...

I would say that the FastArc is still usable. No significant damage or excessive wear in the main hitting area. Just to give some numbers: a ESN rubber like the FastArc was good for 30 to 60 hours (including reboosting) on my BH and looked much worse than this but this depends a lot on training...

As some have already pointer out: there is no alternative to boosted H3. The question is which sponge hardness he is currently using. This forcing might be caused by a too hard sponge. For BH I would get 37°, and maybe 38° later. 39° and more is just too much in most game situations 1) Cheap...

I usually buy from HWSport https://www.aliexpress.com/store/4965023 Playa Pingpong https://playapingpong.aliexpress.com/store/319599 or Chinese PingPong https://pingpong.aliexpress.com/store/1019735 and had zero issues (but I only buy commercial and provincial H3s). Li-Ning/DHS also have an...

It is very close to the Force Pro Special according to https://ttgearlab.com/2020/12/30/tibhar-bernadette-szocs-signature-1-overview-lab-test/ Maybe a bit thinner on average. YEO likes to be hit hard and becomes more flexible after some time ;) Maybe try/select a lighter/thinner one. The...

Codexx EL Pro 52 is harder, heavy (>50g cut) and fast if used properly. Nice FH rubber but too hard for (my) BH. Harder to play/to get decent spin/arc than H8-80 37 on BH. Other rubbers that might work: Butterfly Glayzer 09C: My red 2.1mm one (99g with package) had just 44g cut. Similar sponge...

729 Blue Arylate and 729 Blue Advance (Viscaria structure) 729 Yellow Arylate and 729 Yellow Advance (KLC), inner-carbon, limba outer. Neottec Mark Carbon or Voodoo Classic

There are some 7-ply blades that could work: TSP/Victas Swat (thinner than many 7-ply blades) or Sanwei Fextra (One) if they are not heavy (e.g. <= 87 g). 5-ply blades: - Yasaka Ma Lin Extra Offensive. Try to get a YEO below 90g - Xiom Fuga overlooked 5-ply with koto, spruce, ayous, spruce...

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Two things that need to be considered here: 1. if one cannot or does not use legs, hips, body rotation etc. properly for looping which muscles/body parts will most likely be (over)used? Usually shoulders and maybe elbows and wrists. Tensor rubbers don't help with these issues and they also need...

Was at least. Currently (mytischtennis.de -> Andro Rangliste -> all continents) he's at 2700. Otto is ranked at 2131 QTTR Miikka at 2126 QTTR

Training, training, and a lot more training. Be able to loop heavy backspin consistently is a good start. Losing too much energy might be a technical issue but playing against a good defender is usually always physically demanding regardless what one is doing. The main strategy against defenders...

I only used V>15 and V>11 for some time on BH but never Rakza X. What I can say is that the durability was better than BlueStorm Z2. V>11 a bit less durable than V>15 maybe due to its different sponge. Ups.. The link from above compares the normal Ma Lin Carbon not the ML Soft Carbon (which...

Did he try the Rakza X on his BH? Maybe the softer Rakza X Soft? Otherwise I would suggest Victas V>15 Extra too or the lighter and quite similar V>11 Extra (same sponge hardness as Rakza X or V>15 Extra but feels softer). Maybe some rubbers of Tibhar's Evolution series could work too like...

Target 90 is one of the best rubbers to deceive opponents in humid environments or when sweating too much. Close to zero grip when hit lightly/thin but enough grip when hit hard/with thick contact. Throw angle is definitely low.

Viscaria/FZD ALC Ep 2.02, Ec 1.92, Ec/Ep = 0.95 nearly neutral i.e. neither additional kick nor deeply holding the ball when hitting hard. HL5 acB 3) seems to have the same composition as H301 or H301X so it either holds the ball deeper/longer (H301) or quite similar (H301X) as a Viscaria 1) 2)...

Donic True Carbon Inner: koto, ayous, aramid, kiri, aramid, ayous, koto. Don't know how thick the straight handle is. Loki Telson Power: koto, ayous, aramid, ayous, aramid, ayous, koto. Quite thick flared handle if this has the same handle as the other Telson blades.

https://www.httv.de/ligen/vereine/verein/v/34027/ for some reason this club is not in the same district as Frankfurt...

Might be an unconscious tactic to always serve no-spin ;) Regarding the use of large strokes when serving: it depends... some use large motions before and after contacting the ball to deceive the opponent and the other part is (this is what I train most) to keep all serves of a certain kind say...

Choice of rubbers is always a compromise. Hard, tacky rubbers excel when it comes to the most important points even in tight situations: they help to keep serves short and spinny, they help to keep returns short and spinny, open ups are easier (less speed therefore easier to control), counter...