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You're really good at receiving serve. I'm much more unsure and hesitant of the spin and length of the ball

Oh nice. Sounds like my theory is actually right

I have a feeling that "aromatic" is meant to say "aramid", but it is a bad translation from the Chinese to English. But does anybody know if that is true?

The description also says it use "aromatic carbon". A lot of the Stuor blades also use the term "aromatic carbon", but i have no idea what that means

I think it says "telson alc", so I assume it is also some kind of aramid fiber.

So what's the difference in the fibre of w81 and Telson China?

In my experience, "material selection" and "premium" blade is very hit or miss. For example, maybe they are more selective to get a softer or harder wood even though they are both Limba. This may fit you better, or it may be worse for you.

Or the Wang Hao Honor?

What is difference between w81 and Telson China?

I think the Sanwei has a harder surface and overall feels more direct. The Loki has a more of a trampoline effect, with a slight delay and then a strong catapult

Let us know how it is! I'm curious if the PBO version is actually faster than alc

In theory they have the same construction and same material, so they should be similar. But I find that my Sanwei 75 inner's Koto wood has a harder feeling than the Loki's Koto wood. The Sanwei feels crisper and snappier to me, while the Loki feels slightly softer.

I have it. It's a good all-around blade. More feeling and control and dwell time than Viscaria. Firmer, faster than Long 5.

https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/best-chinese-alternatives-to-d05-tier-list.33672/ Take a look here I wrote some reviews about it. Grip is very high. Unboosted, it is less bouncy than R7. Boosted, it is at least equally bouncy as R7 but probably speedier. But with even moderate...

Excellent with booster on bh

ok. So it sounds like I'm not just imagining things with this rubber. I will do a few more day of practicing with more hitting through

ok, maybe. I need to practice more with D09c to find the correct technique. I personally feel like I am brushing the ball too much and that is somehow incompatible. The rubber seems to do better when I hit through the ball more.

This response makes a lot of sense to me. So do all 50d and 53d tensors have softer topsheet? V22, V20, Rakza XX, Genextion, etc? What I really want is a tensor rubber that is specifically designed for a strong reaction to booster. The closest thing I have found for this is Aurora Max. But I...

I didnt say there's something wrong with D09c. I asked if a specific looping technique might be less compatible with D09c vs tacky Chinese rubbers.