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I got an commercial one from 2019 that I could part with. It's 88g, 5.92mm, 66%

If you search something with similar attributes just slightly more controlled you can grab yourself a sheet of tibhar Hybrid Mk.

hey @playTT are you still searching for an HL-5 commercial or alphabet version ?

I think not many would agree with you on your assessment. I think the G-1 does have a relatively high arc only matched or exceeded by some hybrids line the Dignics 09c or Rakza Z. Recently I was surprised to learn that the Tibhar hybrid MK has a higher arc/throw. If it seems different for you...

performance wise you would be good to go with Tibhar Evolution MX-D, which is of similar hardness (at least from the felt hardness) and has enough power to compete with the D05

Tt11 has Discounts from time to time and you compare the discounted price of tt11 with the regular price at pp.

In the direct comparison with a HL-5, I found the HAL to be creating a more straight curve and shooting over the table more while looping, so I would need to adjust my technique and have it harder to do slow don't loops (compared to a HL5).

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That would explain why I struggle with those unexpectedly empty balls I get back when one of our clubs defenders pushes back my heavy underpin balls. I always wonder why he does even return them without much lifting of the ball. He definitely plays MXP on One side and the one time his racket...

I knew that part and that is why I questioned your input to the discussion. That is not correct. Many professional player used t05 and could flick with it, but that is pointless in a discussion talking about amateur players that dont train several hours every day. That is like saying "driving a...

That is ej-derailing that does not help here at all. T05 is not the best rubber for short game or flicking, but since you got so much time to spent: why don't you show us a video of how to backhand flick with t05 from one of your games?

The disadvantage is that you never learn proper strokes with this blade, because to not overshoot you will adjust to half-a$$ed strokes, because every full swing without proper technique will result in the ball piercing through the wall of your gym. If you want to stay a garage player then...

Wait a minute, you are mixing things up. People in here and tabletennis11 recommended rakza 7 as BH rubber. While i do play the Rakza Z on the backhand, this is really something way different than Rakza 7. Rakza Z has about 50° hardness, so it is a little softer than MXD, but way harder than...

Those two are fine choices and both are available in thickness below 2.0mm which is also important. I played with both but it was a while back and iirc C-1 is spinnier then Rakza 7.

In this case i can attest that i was very dissappointed by MX-D's short game capabilities, because it is more bouncy than a G-1. This means that even if you just hold the racket still and let the ball bounce of it, it will fly relatively far away. You either need very fine hands to compensate...

The HL-5 G1 Setup will be slower if you dont put your force into it for sure. MX-D does not need much power to be fast, but it needs a fast arm to get good spin out of it. I would attribute you having more spin with the G-1 (because it is easier to generate spin with it) to the balls not...

You can get a Letters Version from China for 350 bucks

if i understood him correctly, he tested the HL-5 commercial with new/different rubbers and it felt slower and more controllable for him (compared to his old setup). Given he tested the commercial HL-5 and him being worried that he would get a different feeling blade if he bought an commercial...

i agree, buying from tabletennis11.com will give you a very good price and they deliver very fast. On top of that you can shoot them an email and request a specific blade weight (which i did many times with them already). I would also strongly recommend to have them assemble the blade for you...