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It is the black top sheet.

Yes they do, at least for Jupiter 2, too bad I through the rubber away. If this is the case for Big dipper as well it will be noticeable only after a bit of wearing down happened. I did not have that with my Big Dipper though.

The OP asked about compound (or complex) topsheet. Top sheet is the rubbery red or black part of the table tennis rubber. You have provided picture of the sponge. Complex topsheet is when you stack layers of rubbers on top of one another. Yinhe does that. Why? I do not know.

Here is picture from a tear from my first sheet of Jupiter 2. I don't have this rubber anymore. That is the only picture I have left on my phone. I got impression this whole thing is a joke, but in case it isn't and this picture helps you, give those 20 silver pounds to whatever charity you want.

Depends what you are looking for. If I was starting from scratch again I would buy Yinhe V14 Pro (or maybe the new one 01 pro), provincial hurricane and bottle of booster. Then I would locally buy either Victas v01 if it was on discount or Gewo EL Pro 48. That is a setup I would use If I had not...

You should not get one of these as a beginner. If you really really really want to get a carbon blade because you really really really really want it, DHS301 / Yinhe 970XX will be much more controllable. EDIT: Addendum 1 I recommend inner carbon only because it has a bling factor of carbon...

Don't lie to yourself XD Everyone spends money on tt constantly. You are not alone XD How hard is rakza X? Yasaka page rates it as 4+. Rakza 7 in comparison is rated 4 and has approximate 47.5 ESN scale, and Rakza Z has with 50 ESN scale. Maybe Gewo EL Pro 48 would be good fit? Dont know. I was...

I agree with previous speakers. Just add a very thin layer of booster. I bought durometer out of curiosity. I just add very thin layers until I reach desired hardness. Usually 2 very very thin layers do the job incredibly well. You can break it in, but using booster breaks it in much more...

Can't find the original source, but there where an article that stated that Butterfly shoes are made by Asics. One of the Gel Blade series had an identical sole as Rifones Timo Boll markets.

I have similar issues with foamies not sticking. I just use water based glue on the tape though.

Also the core material looks different. Less porous. From my experience the more porous the core is the more I like it. I don't know how it affects the blade in non subjective way.

Looks like the core is thinner. Is it exact Viscaria copy then?

Agreed. Kids in the club where I play usually use either Butterfly shoes or Asics Gel Blade. They do train 3-4 times a week, 3hrs a session, and the shoes do last them a long time. They are kids though, with less weight, less force should be applied, I would assume less wear. I have mine for...

If you are considering Butterfly Lezoline Rifones consider Assics gel blade. These same exact shoes. Except Asics version does not have butterfly logo ofc. (asics makes shoes for butterfly)

I am not using an app. Images are probably still in your computers cache. That is why you probably see them.

Was Fang Bo using Golden Viscaria? How interesting. I would assume he would use something from DHS since he had product line in their lineup.

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I would like to point out that this event feels much better to watch than any other I've seen so far.

Seamoon does not last that long. If you use Falco Long that part of "3 months" is true.

I might go even further. Some of the rubber proposed here are 10-20$. I would consider them somewhat disposable. 10$ is not that much, at least in the economy where I live, I spent twice as much per week driving to the training sessions. If you want to try a rubber in that price range why not...