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How would you compare Bloom Power to Dragon F? I think I will give Bloom Spin a try on FH, and maybe Bloom Control for BH.

I'm also interested in that one. Donic describe its control as medium, so I don't think it should be impossible to manage. The blades hardest to master for an amateur, Donic characterizes as Control: challenging and those are Waldner Gold Edition and Anders Lind Hexa Carbon. Btw Lazer, partly...

I'm willing to bet against that. :)

I think I will do copy your recipe, Battle 2 BS with one layer of boost. Thanks for the info and good advice!

When I came back my to table tennis last year, and before I learned that pre made bats are usually crap, I bought a Loki bat from Aliexpress. It is the 9 star model with Rxton 5 rubbers on both sides. This one...

Do you think I should boost Battle 2 BS twice before I use it, or could one layer be enough the first time?

I ordered two new FH rubbers, Double Fish Dragon Shadow 218 Spin 40 and Hurricane 8-80 38 to make a transition from euro to chinese tacky rubbers. Which one is best to use first? Are they similar to each other? Should I boost them or not? I also ordered Volant Phoenix 2 37 for BH. Is it much...

I'm also somewhere between intermediate and beginner. Right now I got the idea to transfer from euro rubbers to chinese tacky rubbers. Do you think it's better to try Battle 2 Prov first and then the Neo, or is it the other way around? And then there's Battle 2 Gold, National, Max Pro, Battle 3...

Bump again! Anyone tried it yet?

According to https://www.transfermarkt.com/spieler-statistik/wertvollstespieler/marktwertetop ther are at least 500 soccer players world wide who are valued at 20 million euros and more. To put that into perspective, the most valuable player in the highest soccer level in Finland (a very shitty...

Soccer?

Both I and others on this forum ordered it from Global Sports Store, a seller with good rep and authentic products: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006917909187.html?spm=a2g0o.order_detail.order_detail_item.13.761ff19cettLO7

My first rubbers were Nittaku Factive and Andro GTT 45, both are really good rubbers for beginners, and they cost less than faster, bouncier rubbers as well.

But I didn't know that. I watch DYN Sport stream through German VPN, otherwise it doesn't work (I live outside Germany). I will terminate the subscription immediatetly, since I can watch for free on Youtube! I signed up only in december, first month for 9.90 €, so haven't waisted enormous sums...

Could someone from Germany explain this for me: I signed up for the DYN Sports stream so I could watch TTBL for 14.99 €/month. Then today I found their Youtube channel, https://www.youtube.com/@dyntischtennis where they stream all matches for free, including live streams! Am I missing something?

I have ordered a DHS Hurricane ACB and a 301Z. Of course DHS (an other chinese blades) are made to use with tacky rubbers. But what about other manufacturers blades? Tibhar, Donic, Joola, Xiom, Nittaku, Victas? Are there any typical characteristics of a blades construction (top layer...

I forgot to ask about Loki Arthur China. Could it be a good first tacky rubber?

What about this Nittaku: https://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/nittaku-hurricane-neo-3-8701

Thank you! What about Hurricane 8-80 38 deg, Nittaku hurricane pro 3 turbo orange or Yinhe Big Dipper? Wouldn't one of them be a even better and easier transition rubber than H3 Neo?

I was thinking going with H3 Neo Provincial orange sponge, since blue sponge cost 30% more, at least from tabletennis11. Is the orange sponge worthless unboosted? And what about H3 Neo commercial orange sponge? Provincial blue sponge cost exactly twice as much. This is my first ever tacky...