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  1. Alternative H3 Neo prov 40° boosted

    I payed 17$ shipped from presports for Yinhe Moon Pro, so there is a big price difference. There is also wandżi in Poland, he sells for about 20$, but he only has hardest sponge :|
  2. Alternative H3 Neo prov 40° boosted

    Cole has it and also presports have some. For black rubber there should be a purple sponge I believe.
  3. w968 -8?

    Yes. Originally from: http://mytabletennis.net/Forum/expressing-relative-blade-speed_topic79533.html Also preferebly, such tests should be done in quiet environment.
  4. Alternative H3 Neo prov 40° boosted

    Big Dipper is not tacky at all so it would be a bad alternative. Take a look at Moon Pro (not regular moon) it might be what you are looking for.
  5. w968 -8?

    According to this data, https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tnzuhP98Iwl3_ZYIKs770Z4GeEXB1cPaF6xXC3IMLfg/edit?usp=sharing sword hd997 should be a tiny bit faster than n301. What is even more curious n301 is looking slower than h301. Could you perform this frequency test, fanooftt?
  6. need help with my equipment

    Yeah, Donic Appelgren Allplay is a great choice. I can confirm as an owner. It works great with variety of rubbers. I personally prefer senso version. I've played it both hard and soft rubbers, and something like Palio Hidden Dragon should do the trick.
  7. need help with my equipment

    If you're jumping from premade bat, the speed might a bit much. Although if money is not an object it might be a good setup.
  8. Blade like W968

    https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?21744-w968-8/page3&p=295561#post295561 Check this post for information about hrt
  9. Hello

    If you were near Cracow, feel free to message me if you would like to play ;)
  10. Yinhe Jupiter 2 opinion.

    Actually there are left handed blades ;) https://tabletennis.inters.pl/product-eng-1419-Blade-DONIC-Persson-Dotec-OFF.html
  11. Yinhe Jupiter 2 opinion.

    When Jupiter 2 (mine was only 38 Shanghai (DHS) degrees of hardness) was new it was brick hard compared to Super FX. I have no access to shore durometer so I can't speak numbers. But if I press my thumb on Super FX it bottoms out easily and I can't say the same for Yinhe rubber in question...
  12. Yinhe Jupiter 2 opinion.

    thekleifheit13, thanks for your kind words. The price does not mean that much to me. I don't really care wether rubber costs 15$ or 30$ if it works it works. Gear is smallest tt expense, at least for me. It costs pay more for club entry than I spend on all my gear XD
  13. w968 -8?

    How does it fare against commercial?
  14. Yinhe Jupiter 2 opinion.

    I purposely didn't call this review, because I haven't played too much with rubbers you would compare this to and I lack experience. I have been playing with this rubber for 2 months mostly for forehand. I want just to share this opinion, maybe it will prove helpful to someone who has a similar...
  15. Hello

    That's incredible value then <3
  16. Questions about aliexpress

    Big. I don't see point in buying xiom products there. The prices are same or higher than local market. (At least for Poland) You may be better buying local because you can haggle more.
  17. Hello

    A 150€ a month/week/year?
  18. New "Rules" for Table Tennis

    Yeah, that's called reverse mind games.
  19. Hello

    That's weird. This doesn't give you much. Just access to table. I always thought you join a club to meet people. If you have just access to table you have no guarantee that you will meet someone to train with.
  20. Hello

    45$ a month is not that bad. How much do you get for that money? How many training hours?
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