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  1. Donic rubbers durability

    If rubbers would last for years now then companies would go bankrupt. At the end of the day, it is still business.

  2. Stiga Rosewood nct vii

    Because rw5 has some flex and i am more of a looper. To be fair, both rw5 and rw7 are best selling blades in China.

  3. Stiga Rosewood nct vii

    Probably because people favor composite blade nowadays. It is just an underated blade. Me, i personally like the rw5.

  4. Yinhe 970XX ALC vs KLC

    Koto alc limba kiri if i am not mistaken. It is very solid and medium stiff. Felt like the yinhe pro feeling but faster. Also, the blade handle looked like the Nexy Zealot.

  5. Stiga Rosewood nct vii

    I played all of them too except for my autographed rw5 from the CNT because that was so precious. I think they played similar and closw only that the newer one has lesser vibrations and also less head heavy.

  6. Yinhe 970XX ALC vs KLC

    Alc version only.

  7. Stiga Rosewood nct vii

    Try to go in the store and compare your old rw 7. You seem to jump to conclusions that it is aboyt quality control. You are very wrong. Stiga updated their blades with metal logo and the hardwood series were upgraded and also the quality finish of their blades improved also. I have provides...

  8. Stiga Rosewood nct vii

    The finish with the metal logo is much finer. The very thick nct coating before made it difficult for some to glue the rubbers. Try to look for old and new rosewoods online and compare their finish, you will see what i am talking about. I have both owned both plastic and metal logo nct woods...

  9. Stiga Rosewood nct vii

    If you were to choose the rosewood 7, choose the newer version with a metal logo because rhe quality is much better and the nct coating is thinner.

  10. Yinhe 970XX ALC vs KLC

    Yup. Alc version is faster than klc. Alc version is also heavy at 93 to 95 grams but doea not feel heavy due to balance of the blade. Think of a timo boll spirit but a few levels faster. I think this is as fast as an amultart.

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

    F3 pro is ok but it is stiffer. I suggested f3 classic becauwe it is softer and slower. It will maximize spinny loops.

  12. Rubber more similar to Tenergy 05fx

    OMEGA VII Asia is closer in performance but feels a tad harder.

  13. Genesis II S

    4 out of 5 rating for Genesis II S Stiga Genesis 2 S Weight: 68 grams uncut Speed: OFF- Spin: Very high This is a pure Chinese rubber and not a hybrid rubber as some people mistakenly describe it. It has both Chinese topsheet and sponge made by the same Chinese company. It has...

  14. Symmetry

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  15. Genesis II S

    Review by 'yogi_bear' on item 'Genesis II S'

    Stiga Genesis 2 S Weight: 68 grams uncut Speed: OFF- Spin: Very high This is a pure Chinese rubber and not a hybrid rubber as some people mistakenly describe it. It has both Chinese topsheet and sponge made by the same Chinese company. It has hybrid playing characterstics but it does...

  16. Donic rubbers durability

    A friend of mine who was a former national team member destroyed an acuda s2 in 3 days but was not able to replicate the same thing with a P7 Adidas rubber. She used it for much longer. That is why I am saying Acuda series quality sucks.

  17. Yasaka Mark V - what thickness for beginner?

    Beginners do not need to step away from the table. They would be too busy developing strokes and footwork. I am just saying that even at max thickness, beginners can use Mark V.
  18. Symmetry

    Symmetry

    Symmetry is a made in Japan short pimple rubber developed and adapted for the ABS-ball. The elastic sponge and built-in speed glue effect gives this rubber high speed and excellent spin possibilities. Its new offensive pimple design creates topspin as well as effective blocks and...

  19. Donic rubbers durability

    For me their druability is really less. Only in the startbof bluestorm that the quality and performance got better. Even the bluefire series and acuda series lose their elasticity and bounciness after a month and that is faster than other brands.

  20. STIGA DNA Pro Hard Review | With Truls Moregard

    The topsheet is not spin sensitive. The MXS is more spin sensitive than Pro H
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