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Also do you know the carbon fibre or the composition of these blades?

yeah I saw this as well. Don't know why the blades are all named after rubbers though!

I was frustrated with the R5Pro as previously stated, so i moved it to my favorite Stuor Harimoto zlc. I won 3-0 against 2100 penhold guy. So i guess its not too bad. It definitely does feel better after changing blades.

I feel OS has more bounce, and is easier to use if u r coming from tension rubber. Blue grabs the ball longer. 39 is more popular for amateurs. If you hit hard and boost, i would choose 40d

Just boost it then and see if its faster

Yes its worth a try if you have a strong loop. No big difference in provincial. Not sure falco, but seamoon is cheap and good

If its slow, its probably unboosted

Eugene vs WCQ

Yes, very much I like it. It's fast, responsive, nice and firm. I wouldn't say its VERY different from other tensors. To me, most tensors are similar.

same

Youre in Australia right? Anybody in America seeing that message?

Why is it so expensive in america, but not other countries?

https://a.aliexpress.com/_mN3vxM0 Is anybody else seeing a message saying "this item cant be shipped to your address"?

How do you know it lacks in spin? Sometimes I hear people say like a rubber doesn't spin...but how can you tell? All rubbers with enough grip seem to spin well to me.

Today I traded somebody for a sheet of Rozena. Any fans of this rubber? The performance is kinda average I believe, but its kinda just fun to use and pleasant. Its got nice rebound and control and is fun to block with. I dunno why but I am just charmed by this rubber when i tested it in the...

So i tested the rxton 3 pro. Its got good tackiness, good grip, good arc, and performed pretty good unboosted. Speed is pretty good, like 8/10. Its similar speed or just slightly faster than the new untacky H3, and quite faster than the old tacky H3. I feel it would benefit from booster though...

This is the Loki Arthur zlc pro. Its Koto-ayous-zlc-ayous core.

Yes, living with the ink marks is better than damaging the rubber. But if there is a non-dangerous method, I would like to try it.

I like Ma Jinbao because he plays like me, but obviously about 7 levels above. But he plays a smart game like a counterpuncher. He uses his bh to block and probe, and loops his forehand to finish points. Its a very pleasing style.

Do both of them make their living as coaches?