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Same, been meaning to mention it.

The kind of video that just makes you happy to be a TT player!

This is exactly how I've learned to beat supposedly better players than me who play it very safe, by playing safer myself, therefore not beating myself first and foremost, and beating them as a bonus.

And Infinity MX-P also.

The Maze ALC is thicker though, so less flexible, and not more controllable just because of the limba top ply. I think that's part of why it has gone out off fashion, even its replacement the Freitas ALC is not very popular. A 5.7-5.8mm limba-alc-limba-kiri-limba-alc-limba from Butterfly would...

Since you didn't share much TT background info about yourself or your previous equipment, any of these blades and rubbers will do: Butterfly Primorac or Korbel, Stiga Allround or Offensive Classic, Xiom Offensive S, Donic Waldner or Appelgren Allplay, Yasaka Sweden Extra. Xiom Vega Intro or...

Did you like any of the Septear family blades? If so, which ones were good?

Now, if you buy this Chinese rubber for 30€, their prices are bound to go up! 😂 That's not fair to the rest of us 😉

Kevlar not quite the same as ALC. More like the Butterfly Omar Assar this one.

Yet they're ALL made by ESN in Germany and they can't figure out how to recreate Tenergy and Dignics...

Looks very nice! What's the thickness and price?

Yes, but the Septear Lead is not all hinoki apparently.

So we can't get you to stop buying Butterfly rubbers that allow you to produce more spin than with other rubbers even though it might eventually bring their price down!? Selfish 😉

Well, Joola has been a US-owned company for a few years now, but like most TT companies, most of their rubbers are made by ESN in Germany... And I think Gambler is a American company too, and they make their blades and rubbers in China.

Can someone please send me their old Butterfly rubbers so I can melt them down and figure out how to make them brand new again!? 😅 I'm sure if I put them in my VCR it'll work.... 😉

Well no, the TB ALC is very flexible and excellent with inverted, so I don't know what you would lose by having inverted/SP or double SP on it... unless you can't control this blade with inverted. Anyway, it seems like you're asking us a lot of questions, but you already have your own answers...

There are non-sticky Chinese options as others have pointed out. They can direct you in the right direction for something similar to Rakza 7 Soft.

Dignics 05/80/64 are very good and durable, overall better than 50-55 degrees from other brands, but not by THAT much, I agree. I'm not willing to pay 72€ for those, also they're too hard for me for my BH, and I'm very happy with commercial H3 on my FH at the moment. But I can understand people...

Yes all that, fast pace and power are the force of SP along with accurate sharp ball placement, whether it's hits or blocks. Spins are harder to generate and usually much slower than with inverted.

Yea, with other brands/stores, discounts can always be had, 20-25% minimum: G1/C1 30€, Rakzas 32€, Xiom Vegas 30€, Evolutions 35€, H3 16€... best bangs for your buck.