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They use less wood while charging you more, thus increasing profit. (edit...joking, obviously)

The IFL-ALC.S looks to be thinner than the IFL-ALC. 5.5mm instead of 6.0mm. The IFL-ZLF is only 5.3mm as well.

I'm not sure about debit cards with TT11 - I just use PayPal for everything. You can hook your debit card up to a PayPal account for sure though. I've used tt-store.eu before, and they have some great prices on Yasaka blades. Good site in general. They do tend to run low on stock though, so...

TT11 is around €100 for that setup, free delivery, so £85-ish, and they can assemble for you if that's what you want. Jarvis Sports have the blade for £27. probably a few quid for delivery, but they don't have the Vegas. You can order those separately from tibi over at myTT for around £25 a...

It sounds like you have some special speed needs here my friend. One of our better club players has recently switched to MX-P Max on both sides of a Primorac Carbon. He loves it, but I'm just waiting for him to say that he wants something faster.

LOLz - blade selection in reverse in your case.

Shipping is expensive though, and I do wonder if they'll be allowed to ship Butterfly stuff outside of their region. Well, I don't wonder. I'm pretty sure they won't.

He was, but looks to have changed back to the Force Pro BE for the Olympics.

Blade selection seems more important than usual with these rubbers. I've been moving them around from blade to blade over the past few weeks and I've been surprised at how they've performed. I seem to prefer them on bouncier blades, which counteracts some of the lack of low-speed catapult. I...

Really like the new review style. Great to have the informal, in-between comments and the direct comparisons between sheets by flipping the bat around. Top bombing lads.

Look at that Calix. Lovely. One of the most interesting blades I've ever used. Good luck with the sale!

Absolutely. T05 is £50 plus shipping here, non-negotiable. I can get Omega V Asia for £26 shipped, and I play better with it. Less than half the price for a better rubber, and it's super durable too if I look after it. It's a no-brainer for me, but I don't think less of the people who buy...

Not legal, hard to get the boost consistent between sheets, requires planning ahead when switching to a new boosted sheet, commercial sheets vary in quality (improved recently, but still not the best) and are prone to bubbling after boosting, better quality provincial/national sheets are rare...

Ooooooh man. I really want him to answer that one. My question - Does he have a portrait of himself in his attic which gets worse at TT each year while he remains amazing?

You know, I do wonder about the blades being used. I moved my EL-S and FX-S over to a faster (bouncier) blade this week (from a Levi Basalt to a tt-manufaktur Carara Deep) and it both felt much better. The lack of immediate catapult was mitigated by the blade's bounciness and looping became...

This has been my experience too - OVA is an excellent alternative for those who like boosted chinese rubber. Sure, it isn't tacky and some adjustments are needed. But it supports a brush loop / counter game very well, has a very similar linearity, and the switch is definitely possible. It's...

I've often wanted to post about this, and even typed in a few before giving up and closing the browser down. Although the overall length of rallies at pro level looks to have increased with the new ball (service receive errors are reduced IMO), many rallies finish with a player playing over the...

More info please! NextLevel gets a new blade and I always get a strange tickling sensation in the depths of my PayPal account.

Get in. Monster countering there from Paul. Great angles too.

So close then for Pitch. Would have loved to see a deciding game.