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Vega Japan has a higher arc but the Asia DF is good enough.

Well that is good news. They might have gotten it somewhere in Asia.

STIGA Future M is also good

Strange the Omega 7 Tour is more expensive than Hyper if I base it on a Korean catalogue.

here's mine: 5. Stiga DNA H - I do not care what some people say but this rubber is really good and deserves the attention of people using ESN rubbers. This is very spinny and easy to produce spin plus good handling. 4. Omega 7 Tour - hard hitting rubber and is the best alternative for Tenergy...

Check this video. I am the one giving instruction. Check the position, contact and body movement. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6diZVBQcIGw

Brush the ball when it begins to come down. It is easier that way. From there progress to different timings of contact.

Depends on every individual. I have even coached players who came from a hobbybat to an off- blade in 6 months of regular training so no, it is not always the case.

The 60 degree version was an initial plan to be released but they settled for a 55 degree version because the 60 degree version is too much more regular player. The 55 degree version in the market now is more than enough for most people.

It is possible he has outgrown his blade.

The w6 is already good maybe go back to w6, practice more then when you develop your skils, go back to carbonado 90.

Yup offensive S or upgrade your rubber

Depends on your usage. A lot of people can erode mxs and mxp in 2 to 3 months.

Most of the rubbers that are in that hardness range tend to have softer topsheets to compensate for the surface grip and rebound in spinning the ball.

You should cover the rubber after cleaning and drying. Once you do not clean it even with just water it will dry up and lose tackiness.

Also, evolution series shrinks big time

Adhesive tape?

Max thickness varies from rubber to rubber. The thicker the sponge, the thinner the topsheet. Also, limit should not be more than 4mm for total thickness. Newer German rubbers are at 2.33mm max and they are termed as thin topsheet thick sponged rubbers. It varies some are at 2.2mm or 2.25mm...

Fxp or fxs are not as spinny as mxs.

The Presto looks the same with Tcore Ace rubbers.