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There's definitely been an increase tt11's prices, but not 20-25%. I would say about 10%. However what is decreasing is the level of service: For some time now, they've been sending out their orders with TNT instead of DHL Express to save money, even in the cases where the amount of order...

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Let's not turn the discussion a "Butterfly vs other brands" debate. I was never a Bfly fan boy after all. All I am stating is my personal experience without doubting anyone other's.

I tend to agree, I've never had any problems ever with Butterfly blades. In fact during the time that TMXi was being repaired, I borrowed a Visacria from a clubmate. Wow, man I'm telling you it's the best blade I've EVER played! I am THRILLED.!!! While it is a notorious blade, I've never...

Well, I see I'm not the only one with the same problem with Xiom blades... Too bad that they haven't figured it out, after all this time...

I had a Xiom TMXi blade which I have been using for 5-6 months, when suddenly the handle started to wobble and felt like it will come off. I gave the blade to a friend of mine who is a carpenter and repaired it by regluing it. I sold this repaired blade and bought another TMXi, a bit lighter...

In youtube videos about repainting, some use rollers while others use airbrush or spray-cans. I find airbrush more comfortable to work with. But the main problem is this: What type of paint i should use? I asked in a local hardware store and they don't have a clue.... Maybe I'll check with a...

I only found this about the table in ITTF Handbook, which is not very helpful at all

Απο Αθήνα, όχι απο Κρήτη. Yes, I know that I cannot achieve factory quality paint, but at least using airspray and not roller or brush, the outcome will be much better than it is now. The tables are really worn out and in badly need of a repair. A repairman has given me a quote of 200€ per table...

In the club that I play we have two old Stiga tables that need repainting. I am doing some research on the subject and I need help if anyone has knowledge on the subject or has done such a project. Questions: 1. What kind of paint should i use? By googling I found out that the proposed paint is...

Having played with Rakza Z for a few sessions and playing with G-1 almost 2 years, I totally agree with you. Rakza Z is significantly slower than G-1 and requires bigger strokes and body mechanics in order to produce spin and speed. It's very good for receives and short game but blocks and...

A worn out rubber doesn't produce the "slippery" effect that you describe in your first post. It's just won't produce as much spin as a brand new one. I really doubt that it's even worn out after only 5 weeks, unless you are a real pro. It's the humidity believe me. All self-respecting ping...

Is every player in England ignorant about physics and science or just you? Table Tennis: Effect of Humidity on Racket Rubber Tribology | SpringerLink How do you deal with humidity? (pingskills.com)

Indeed, the statement that "players move faster around the court, because we've lightened their wallets" seems excessive....🤣

It's a well known fact that you cant really play table tennis, when humidity levels are high. The ball is "behaving" differently in every stroke, especially top spins. The only solution is to install dehumidifiers. Buy a cheap hygrometer to check the humidity levels first. If the humidity is...

This video says it all... Butterfly Price Increases in Table Tennis - YouTube

My G1 in 2.0 thickness was 66gr uncut

G-1 in max thickness is about the same weight, so Z2 is not lighter after all...

There are several ways. 1. You can use this gadget from tt11 -> Neottec Glue Remover Sponge | Cleaners | Accessories | Tabletennis11.com (TT11) 2. From an old rubber that you don't use any more, cut a small piece and rub it on the glue with the topsheet side. You have to be careful, because it...

Has anybody weighted Z2 uncut?