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You can try the tibhar quantum pro x soft. It comes in blue and pink. Gesendet von meinem SM-G998B mit Tapatalk

He played tennis, NOT table tennis ;) Sorry, i must have replied to a cached version of the thread that did not clear this up yet

Regarding to what the J&H series are supposed to deliver their marketing is pretty clear. The omega series was their top of the line regarding speed and spin, but harder to control close over the table in the short game. The J&H series should improve the short game immensely, but still keep a...

perhaps mention that this oil is dangerous for kids to even breathe the fume of that oil and can be toxic. I would not want that stuff inside my house if i got kids, but YMMV

You can reglue the rubber after removing it from the old blade. Depending on the thickness of the glue layer you could possible have more catapult or a mushy feeling after regluing. You can remove the glue layer from the rubber softly be rubbing with your fingers (takes time) or put another...

I don't think so. You believe that the ball would bounce of the hard rubber straight away without penetrating the rubber, but this is not correct in my experience. Simply take a pretty hard rubber 50° or harder on the ESN scale. If you shoot a ball at it with the speed of a push (and not a drive...

i could image Lazer's theory to be correct in certain situations where you hit the ball hard or the ball comes with a high velocity. While you might be able to pull and drag the ball into a higher trajectory with the rubber and sponge of a harder rubber/sponge because it "sticks" in the...

Being an EJ i offered two blades to Meatslurp and perhaps the others like to chime in if they think it is worth the price and if they think it is appropriate. 1> Pongfiniti Sensei (7ply wood) racket with Rubbers changed to Tibhar Aurus Select (1.9mm) and Andro Hexer Duro (1.8mm i think) for 60€...

it might be a placebo effect, but wrapping the blade around the ball does have an effect on the ball played. I notice this especially when opening up against backspin, since the blade movement would be more vertical then regular topspin loops. Basically building a roof for the ball so the...

i don't know about the r48, but with rubbers like Xiom Jekyll & Hyde V47.5 it has a decently high throw angle and arc. Considerung the R48 is supposed to be a spinny rubber and you describing the arc to be fast and low sounds more like a technical problem than a blade problem. if the arc is...

If you want to get something controlled that can last you a long time then you can not go wrong with the yasaka Sweden extra. It is inexpensive and can be used for years to come even if you promote to higher leagues. If you are adamant that you want to play something very good and not so...

You might try the Xiom Jekyll and Hyde V47.5. it should feel as hard as the Tenergy 05 but better controlled in the short game, due to late activation of the tensor effect Gesendet von meinem SM-G998B mit Tapatalk

The changes you propose are too big. If you really want to transition into that direction, then put those rubbers on your current blade and see how you manage to get on with it. The omega Euro Rubber is pretty soft and Tenergy rubbers are not.. It is going to be a very big change for you and...

Good luck. Interesting that the club does not have any of the more inexpensive rubbers you proposed and you end up with the most expensive one. Gesendet von meinem SM-G998B mit Tapatalk

i got an Ice Cream AZXi with 91g lying around here and i could even sell it to you, if you were to decide you would want that one. I do play an Ice Cream AZXi in 86g currently and that is my second blade that i do not really need. I like it very much and it was not too much of a difference in...

The EL-S is quite bouncy, but the new EL-D is alleged to be less bouncy Gesendet von meinem SM-G998B mit Tapatalk

if you go for the TMXi better protect it, since splinters when removing rubbers can be an issue. Somehow this seems to be a thing with Xiom blades that i never had issues with using Nittaku blades.

yes, sure, but the very fact that he hits it from below means that it is not a flick (where you would hit it either from the back/side or the side/top), but rather a push. The movement before ball contact is irrelevant. Just imagine me preparing to swing a forhand loop and in the last minute...

as i already expected. He does start with a flick angle of his wrist and then turns the wrist totally so that he actually only does a slight backspin (if at all) and more sidespin push. https://imgur.com/a/uoaucxk Starting the movement as if it was a flick does not make it a flick if the...

That flick is pure sidespin and not underspin. I know he says that he will create backspin with it, but when he actually executed it you can see that his movement does not create backspin. Gesendet von meinem SM-G998B mit Tapatalk