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Yes, that works - thank you!

Me too....

Beautiful!

Timo looks in fantastic shape for someone who's been a sponsored pro for 70 years already!

The Joola Maxxx-P is also one of my favourites! I must admit I've only used it on a true powerhouse blade (the Vodak Rebel Carbon OFF), but, on that blade, it's fantastic!

Would love to hear more of your thoughts of Rasanter R45 compared to the Joola Rhyzer Pro 45 please!

👍 Good stuff - I hope the new combo works well for you!

Both T-05 and MXP are excellent rubbers. Both very fast though! If you're looking for a slightly more forgiving rubber that will give good spin then some good options are: Tibhar Evolution ELS, Xiom Vega X, Nittaku Fastarc G-1, Stiga DNA Pro M. I assure you any of those rubbers could see you...

The GEWO website says that Leonie Hartbrich uses the Gewo Alvaro Robles OFF, and that Bence Majoros uses the Gewo Bence Majoros OFF. Some of the Tibhar sponsored players also use 7-ply allwood blades, for example Bernadette Szocs who uses her own-named blade. From Andro there's Simon Gauzy...

Hi Ahma, All the combos you've suggested are 'good'. In other words, they're all good quality equipment and will play well in the right hands. The issue isn't whether or not the combos are inherently good, it's whether or not they suit your style of play and current skill level. From what you've...

Take a look at this review: https://www.tt-spin.de/andro-hexer-powergrip-sfx/ In his conclusion he says: "The rubber [Ando Hexer Powergrip SFX] also ranks among the TOP softies around T05 FX , Evolution FX-S or Bluefire M3 , but gives you a more catapult, softer and more forgiving alternative...

Butterfly still make really good quality blades; but they're certainly not alone in that. All the mainstream brands make blades - depending on the specific model - as good as Butterfly. And in some cases at much better prices. And then of course there are the 'artisan' or 'custom' blade makers...

Tibhar Stratus Powerwood

The Xiom Offensive S is an excellent blade; if you're looking for more control I don't think switching blades to the Tibhar Akkad is going to help you. It is a very good blade, and will obviously feel different to the Xiom Offensive, but it's unlikely to fundamentally solve your control...

I haven't played with Aurus Prime so can't compare directly, but I have played with Tibhar ELS and, in my view, it's one of the easiest, highest control ESN rubbers I've ever used.

I watched a handful of those videos and I must say the results of the G-1 : T-05 comparison don't surprise me at all. The G-1 is about 10% slower, and has about the same spin (a tiny bit more, in fact). I would be interested to know what the comparisons would look like at mid-to-high impact...

A few examples please Yogi? Especially (for those that don't really like hard rubbers) of any that are more-or-less the same hardness as T-05?

Thanks - glad to hear it's helpful! I haven't played with HL5 so can't comment on that beyond saying that (I think) the ply construction is the same. As we all know, though, two blades with the same ply construction can feel quite different. Compared to Viscaria, these are the main...

Thanks All for the feedback - much appreciated! If I'm understanding correctly, it seems the main thing is just that the thinner glues require more layers whereas the thicker solutions could probably get away with a single layer. If that's the case I'll probably just stick with the 'Normal' (ie...

Wow! I've never seen that before. Pretty cool!