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It's very likely that any company who marketed a rebranded DHS 40+ ball (the original, rubbish one) will introduce a rebranded D40+ offering. It's either do that, stop selling a seamed plastic ball (supply of the original ball will dry up eventually), or switch to a different manufacturer...

Not sure really - they're so cheap when new.

Hey Kev. I can send you a FB2 if you want to test it out? It's on the eBay pile at the moment so not using it.

Well, if you're sure. It's an expensive thing to be shipping around, but I'll cover the postage costs of course.

Ah hahaha. That's very kind, but postage will be super expensive.

This is one of those blades that I'd love to try just to see what the concept is all about. ALC and spruce sounds like A Bad Thing on paper to me (YMMV), but OTOH Butterfly aren't likely to put a total lemon out there either. But no way am I paying £140 just to find out. Butterfly are priced...

I don't think I would like the feel.

I'm not sure about combining spruce and ALC, but that's just me.

Could be any of these things. Or the balls. Yeah, definitely the balls.

Actually, this is probably the bit I'm struggling with the most with Rozena. I'm finding that my short serves are incredibly good - much shorter than normal with good spin. But when I try to add a little bit more to the service action, I get a much deeper result. It feels really quite off/on...

Mine was 1.9mm and 66g uncut, which is almost exactly T05's weight in the same thickness.

I'm very impressed with Rozena. You get almost the same levels of spin as the tenergy line, but with a much more stable short game. It's very cool.

They were made in China. Quality was always very high in my experience though. I doubt they will be fakes, but you never know.

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Remote medical diagnosis has come on a lot in recent years.

I wonder what BTY have done to The Formula(tm) to make Rozena? Slightly softer spring sponge is obvious, but the topsheet? I think I've been spoiled by BTY's previous generosity with information about the different Tenergy rubbers. Just makes me too curious now.

From the review (I love your blog by the way, even if Google translate doesn't make everything clear), it sounds something like a T80-EL, if such a thing were to exist. Not far off tenergy performance but a bit cheaper - sounds good.

Yeah, it turns out it was just a website error of omission, as confirmed by Alex over at myTT. Acuda lovers can rest easy.

As much as constant switching between balls and adjusting from one week to the next drives me mad, things are slowly improving. The harder seamless balls are less floaty, bounce a bit lower, and are more round than earlier batches (Xiom are my favorite so far), and with the D40+ and NP40+ being...

I don't mind admitting that I thought Timo would struggle with these balls. But that was based on the D40+ being very similar to the NP40+, and also my understanding of how he plays and the conditions his style performs best in. Two things I may be really wrong about. He had a great...