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go 5 ply blade with Loki rxton 5 both sides, for the ultimate 9 year chinese kid experience.

Nittaku Hammond z2, you will enjoy it. Aprox same spin same speed, Different feeling

Recently i bought Dhs GoldArc 5, 42.5d for a friend. I found it Hilarious, It felt great but not very powerful. I use 39d Hurricane 3 and i can get more speedy shots on my backhand. I think i wouldn't mind a softer rubber on both sides, or harder. Bluegrip C1 is "60d" But is more like 55 degree...

Never tried it

Hello! I once had a stiga offensive classic in Legend handle, sadly that splinterd years ago and i can't find another for sale. Are there any other blades that are off-/off+ (wood is preferred not required) That have larger handles?

Hello! I have noticed that wooden blades that have been used for years feel really premium and have way better touch and feeling. How long does this process take, and what blades have the best "aging" what is your experience? Kind regards

DHS Goldarc 5, 42 degree. Going back to basic soft rubbers :)

Hurricane 3 39d feels so much fun to use. Heavy spin and a lot of control, feels a bit soft after a few training sessions. It is just so much fun

This is how i look at it, smoking and alcohol are bad for your health. So is eating too much processed meat etc etc.. I never tried boosting so i don't know if i gain a unfair advantage, i see the hypocrisie but see what i am trying to say? Why would i complain about a company such as Donic...

what i was trying to say is, Why would i care about the ITTF rules about rubber stuff? Factory boosting is common and the top players get pre-treated rubbers. My enjoyment comes from playing with and against friends, and a few those use "illegal" long pips. But i am always up for the challenge...

Thanks for the advice, i see a lot of people saying i should use layer of glue and then booster :)

I just want to try out the difference between boosted and non boosted. Also, a large amount of rubbers are pre-boosted. It isn't about believing it is just fact, you can ask the companies and they'll tell you they "factory treated" the rubber.

i will! thanks

i am very confused by your comment, Are you saying i should not boost my rubber because of ITTF regulations?

Hello, so i recently started playing with tacky chinese rubbers, and i really really enjoy them, so i bought haifu regular booster for it. Now there are a lot of youtube videos about how to apply booster, but i find them very confusing because the different ways. Do i apply one glue layer and...

I have one, it is very head heavy as it has same size as original if i can remember correctly. Mine is very splinterd so i don't have the accurate weight

T64 lowest throw and deadliest for backhand, MXP fastest & softest. Hammond soft feeling and more spin, high arc makes openups easy but not that deadly i.m.o

My hammond z2 the edge did shrink a bit, After re-glue i didn't experience any shrinking. Maybe if you leave it out for a day it might?

Tacky rubbers work alright, if you don't like tacky rubbers Joola Topspin is also good, it is slightly tacky but more grippy, and chops are loaded with spin. They also fly low over the net, Topspins aren't fast but very controlled. This is a good defender / all around rubber.

i use Hurricane 8 39 degree backhand now, Is slightly bouncy and easy to play. High end shots really make this setup spinny