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Definitely fake. All of the above is worth looking at, but the dead give-away is the print on the face of the blade. There is a spelling mistake on the real Viscaria ("perfomance" rather than "performance"), but a fake one can have even more spelling mistakes ("arylaie" instead of "arylate"...

Available in the UK now from Table Tennis Direct. £20 for a dozen, which is pretty close to the US price I suppose. http://www.tabletennisdirect.com/shop/butterfly-g40-poly-ball/

I've never seen it in 2.3mm before, and Stiga's own website doesn't list that thickness: http://stigatabletennis.com/en/products/airoc-astro-s/ That said, who knows? It's a bit weird that Dandoy is discounting 2.3mm and none of the other thicknesses too... Best to send Dandoy an email before...

The pic in that page is definitely of a fake. Real tenergy never has a removable protection film supplied with it, and it's a dead give away. Now that's not to say that the rubber won't be real when it arrives - it might just be a pic the seller took from another source. But it doesn't bode...

Adidas are no longer active. Expect their sponsored pros to find new homes. Old stocks of Adidas stuff are having their prices cut in many places. Now is a great time to buy a backup Adidas blade - they had some cracking equipment. Their rubbers were all ESN, so some close equivalents can be...

Just to be clear - you're a new poster, selling some of the most counterfeited items known on the TT market at this time, without photos (yet), posting from behind a proxy. Maybe that seems coolio to you, but I think some of that warrants caution from potential buyers. "Trust issues".

It wasn't just that though. You say you're in Canada, but your IP address said something different apparently. You need to be 100% clear and upfront, especially on your first FS post, to prevent suspicion from growing. Good luck!

A very similar thread to this one has just been locked over at myTT. Go steady.

Orange. Plastic. Balls. Am I the only one happy about this recent development?

ORANGE!!!!!! I have nothing else to add.

The main thing about the ZJK-SZLC (at the moment at least) is that the fakes have awful handles. The pictures posted are good - you can see the poor quality of the colour banding on the handles. But the real give away is the misaligned diamond shaped lenses. In the real blade, the points of...

Fake.

Agree with most of what Reaper says above. Mine is marked as "mid" hardness, and it's my BH rubber on my backup bat at the moment (trying to decide between S3-60 and Acuda Blue P2). The sponge on mine is definitely harder than something like Sriver FX - closer to vanilla Sriver to continue the...

Be careful - that looks like a fake ZJK-SZLC to me. Not that he's even offering that for sale in his listings.

Where did you get it from, and can you post a pic of the production code on the side of the handle?

I love this thread. Many great posts in here. The only thing I would like to add is that Chinese tacky rubbers have developed a bit since the good old days of H3. You can find a slightly wider range of playing characteristics among Chinese rubbers now, some having a bit more of an elastic...

Not this time. Andro use Powersponge for their softer versions. Rasant Powergrip (50 degrees) is the hard version of Rasant Grip (45 degrees). Slightly confusing, I agree.

Yes, I'm expecting something similar as well. The Easy Ball is a bit rough in terms of quality, but the bounce and (crucially) hardness is quite close to NP40+. So the 3* version could be very close indeed (apart from the sound, which will be a bit of a hurdle for some). The ITTF ended up...

Because their testing procedures use such broad parameters that the door is left open for the manufacturers to vary things.

Some people om other forums are speculating that it's an ayous outer, which would be interesting if true (and would explain why it looks thicker).