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There's already a FZD edition of the Legacy Carbon, but a legit FZD blade (modeled after the Viscaria?) would be good.

Not to my knowledge, but maybe. I've got to say that regular Rakza Z (50 deg) didn't really feel much harder than Rakza 7 (47.5) to me.

Not to my knowledge, but maybe. I've got to say that regular Rakza Z (50 deg) didn't really feel much harder than Rakza 7 (47.5) to me.

True that! That's he way I see it to and why I switched to it, but many non-Chinese players don't see it that way and just find it slow and odd.

For sure, I'm not saying the contrary. But he asked for the advantages, not the drawbacks! 😉

Yep, like others have said, you've got the right idea: Stiga Allround Classic + Yasaka Mark V both sides sounds like a good setup for you.

I think Creek's assessment is on-point. Futhermore, pros know best what suits them more based on the pros and cons of the equipment they try. Especially highly professional and detail-oriented players like Timo and Dima, or coaches like Tomo's dad or the CNT which either plays Dignics or H3 37...

Could be a blade or rubber. Most likely a rubber.

At my club in France, we usually have players donating some of their old rackets which we loan to newcomers.

Welcome!

Fun video! The student seems like a high level player. Of course, Fan only broke out some meaner serves twice and never unleashed a ton of power.

Exactly!

Yea, try one side first and see how you like it and get used to it. You might even like the huge amount of variations you get from playing inverted on one side and short pips on the other, especially if you learn how to twiddle (rotate the paddle around), makes for a very unpredictable game.

Hey again, First off, traditional Euro/Japanese rubbers are not even slightly tacky since they don't stick, but they are grippy thanks to their porous sponge and tensioned topsheet. The main advantage of tacky rubbers, especially the traditional Chinese ones, is the spin potential. They're...

That's a lot already and plenty TB blades are missing from this list.

On point!

Zeio is that you playing? Personally, when I first started playing with H3 (FH unboosted Neo commercial), I was shocked that I could hear a nice wood and click sound (even at mid speed) that I didn't always hear when playing with various Euro/Japanese rubbers (never more than 48 degrees). I...

Gatien also had at least one Stiga blade and a Butterfly blade so that's 4 brands. Marcos Freitas had a Tibhar blade before and now a Butterfly blade.

Is what a hybrid rubber?

Tango mad! ; ) The long awaited loss of your UKrainian flag only held you up for so long 😁