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Video would help :| Maybe table tennis gods should order so that everyone who asks technical question should show their technique on video and state their skill level (descriptively). Video would help not only help to diagnose the problem, but It would actually help you too. As far as I...

Those Gambler blades are praised by whomever purchases it. The only problem is that only zeropong has them and does not ship internationally. It even does not accept international payments.... I've sourced one but it hasn't reached me yet.

If you want a slower blade Appelgren Allplay is great choice. Finding a used one is good cost effective way. If you manage to buy good second hand blade, then you can resell it when you don't need it. If you don't want to that, you could also have the slower blade as a spare, or spare of a spare...

I can't find a place when one would be able to purchase any tmount blade... Last time I checked though, their prices were sky high. I may be wrong though. How much that t560 cost?

@alas26, what do you exactly mean by "bottoming out"? Bottoming out the rubber or did you meant using all the power blade can provide (using max power you can generate)? He prolly suggests ditching H3, because chinese hard rubbers are hard to play without coaching. If found them demanding in...

@BeTWO Source alextabletennis forum review.

There also new Yinhe 970XX-A, which has similar structure to Hurricane 301.

Also, xiom offensive s is being recommended left and right, you might want to take a look at it. I also played with Donic persson powerplay. It has about 10-15% more power I think and does not loose much of control that appelgren Allplay provides. PS: sound I hear and vibrations I hear when...

Do you hear loud click on the 5th ball? Have tried twiddling your racket and forehand looping with your backhand rubber? I am asking because I find Chinese hard rubbers high effort high reward deal. Two weeks ago or so, I decided to switch up some things and use Jupiter I used on forehand as...

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729 Super FX is not the best rubber in comparison to other rubbers mentioned. Even CJ8000 is miles ahead. I've gone through 4-6 sheets of Super FX in the office and oh god it's awful. It is somewhat spinny, but it lacks any form of speed. I've played it on Donic Waldner AR+ (which i think is...

It's a local polish brand, it might not be rated at revspin.

From personal experience I can recommend Donic Appelgren Allplay Senso. I've played with a few of them. Both not senso, senso v1 and senso v2 (which I do own) versions. They are very easy to play, well balanced speed wise, cheap and well known. They also work really well with a range of...

Since I play Appelgren Allplay senso daily I will allow myself to put some comparisons. Appelgren senso is faster than not senso (played with same rubbers) Appelgren senso is about 95% speed of Donic Powerplay (played with older tenergy 05 and 729 something) Appelgren senso is about 90% speed of...

Depends what you are are looking for... Please tell us more about your playstyle. First of all, I think that both Jupiter 2, Big Dipper and maybe Bloom are a league above most of other rubbers you mentioned. I wouldn't consider them training rubbers. I played with Yinhe Jupiter 2, Big Dipper...

You may not be accomodating to harder sponge. The harder the sponge, the harder I personally find it hard to apply the spin (required more precise touch, but yields more spin).

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Maybe a picture would be helpful?

Google translated this to "Rebound rate"

It's "soft", which translates to 38degrees (in DHS scale)