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you turned the violin into a cello!

hi, I haven't played Vega Pro and Vega X, but I used G09c before so I can compare them: G09c feels firmer, much slower, more tacky. very deadly close to table. The Pro H is powerful mid-distance but close to table it's a bit hard to control, I guess because of the W968, on a slower blade it...

I tried this yesterday from a club player - glued on a W968. The Vega Pro H is softer than I thought, lively, bouncy, no tacky at all. But I didn't feel anything special from it.

sounds generic to me... what characteristics do you think that can set it apart from other Chinese rubbers ?

I think 2 thin layers is good enough. I am also using Haifu White Oil, it does not soften the sponge as much as other oils

I ordered 1 sheet of H8 2.15mm H39 and 1 sheet of H3 Neo Commercial 2.1mm H38 to try on BH Which one do you think would be better in terms of active blocking and topspin ?

Moon 12 on ZJK ALC is so mediocre. On Dynasty and King 3, it's powerful. To find a blade+rubber combination that works, may take one person a whole life. The quickest way is to follow what the pros are using

if you feel that your shots aren't "solid" it mostly comes from the blade. A harder rubber may help to balance it a bit.

Chen Qi, he doesn't even bend his arm. That's a true full arm swing. He and Ma Lin is my most favorite doubles

so the first thing is to get a teacher.. or he can go my way - I self-taught RPB by watching youtubes, train with the robot and fix myself little by little. But it would take much longer than finding a teacher :ROFLMAO:

yes but it's the fastest way to train muscle memory, if done correctly

my friend who always stand straight when looping, he has a very biggg belly so..

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yeah it's just a matter of taste, any blade will do if you take time to get used to it. So just buy whatever you like :p

this one? it does not have the Textreme technology, but it has a carbon layer near the core, which improves stability but harder to engage power. Those are my assumptions, but if you like the blade, just give it a try :p

second this, the Dynasty has (probably) the thinnest carbon layer out there, which can only be activated when you hit hard enough, close to table it has a very controlled wood-feel. The only concern is the weight, often around 90gr. I got a cpen version which is only 83gr but it's very rare

I will try to compare it to my previous BH rubbers, including D05 and G09c

maybe they just tested the normal bounce. top end speed of 47.5 would be higher. I'll buy a Telson 47.5 for BH

sweat, the best cleaner out there. And I heard oily sweat make the chinese rubbers stickier

well their brand is named after the God of mischief after all :ROFLMAO: