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  1. High spin rubber setup (2) for brush/loop forehand practice

    Sanwei F3 Classic is softer and more controllable for looping. Even if it is koto outer, it is better for looping
  2. Stiga Rosewood nct vii

    I have seen playera use very hard rubbers, both esn and chinese on the rw7. I used to use Hurricane 3 in the RW7.
  3. Stiga Rosewood nct vii

    Speculation only, probably becauwe it would make the feel of the blade too stiff or hard.
  4. Upgrade from Persson Powerplay

    SANWEI Fextra 7
  5. Gluing with glue sheets

    Problem is not a lot of people know that. Some do not even read the labels.
  6. Exciting news from Xiom

    Depends, i receive as early as 3 to 4 months before they are released.
  7. Yinhe 970XX ALC vs KLC

    Try to look for it in Greenpaddle Caloocan.
  8. Gluing with glue sheets

    Also, they cause wood splinters even if the blade is sealed.
  9. Yinhe 970XX ALC vs KLC

    Probably weight was the factor. My klc was only 90 grams while the alc was about 93 to 95 grams but i can definitely say when i tested both that the alc was faster.
  10. Yinhe 970XX ALC vs KLC

    Because it is a very bouncy blade. The only thing it differs from the amultart is the control is good. Am i obliged to post all my reviews? I did review the klc, alc and the other version on facebook.
  11. Rubbers for BH

    For me, the DNA Pro H was a good backhand rubber and does not feel too hard for a 50 degree rubber. It is very spinny and has good control aside from rhe speed.
  12. Hello everyone!

    Nope i did not. If you graduated in Letran then you were team mates with a close friend of mine.
  13. Yinhe 970XX ALC vs KLC

    Klc by the way has kevlar composite. I am not sure if they have the same plies with alc because the outer plies are colored.
  14. Exciting news from Xiom

    I think i will receive the first batches of the new rubbers and blades early November.
  15. Yinhe 970XX ALC vs KLC

    I made a mistake on the koto core. Nobody uses koto as core. It should be ayous or kiri. My mistake.
  16. Yinhe 970XX ALC vs KLC

    Possible also it is ayous core. The discoloration on my blade made it a bit confusing.
  17. Yinhe 970XX ALC vs KLC

    I think i should have worded it correctly to innerforce-type blades
  18. Yinhe 970XX ALC vs KLC

    Not necessarily true. Although, innerforce blades are slower there are exceptions. The azxi ice cream is a fast one. Too many factors to consider.
  19. Yinhe 970XX ALC vs KLC

    Oh yes it is an inner alc, Koto limba alc with ayous or kiri core. 7 ply and at 6.2mm thickness.
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