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  1. STIGA DNA Pro

    Their sponges have always been very fast. As for the hybrid jap and german, i do not. Think esn will agree for a split
  2. DNA Pro S

    DNA Pro S

    The DNA series is STIGA’s first table tennis rubber manufactured in Germany. These table tennis rubbers are designed for a wide range of table tennis players and playing styles, from young talents who are starting to play with their first customised bat to professional players who only settle...
  3. DNA Pro M

    DNA Pro M

    The DNA series is STIGA’s first table tennis rubber manufactured in Germany. These table tennis rubbers are designed for a wide range of table tennis players and playing styles, from young talents who are starting to play with their first customized bat to professional players who only settle...
  4. DNA Pro H

    DNA Pro H

    The DNA series is STIGA’s first table tennis rubber manufactured in Germany. These table tennis rubbers are designed for a wide range of table tennis players and playing styles, from young talents who are starting to play with their first customized bat to professional players who only settle...

  5. STIGA DNA Pro

    Lol. Thanks

  6. STIGA DNA Pro

    I cannot compare much with mxp 50, but for rhyzer 50, it seems dna H is better than it close to the table. Ill post my review tomorrow.

  7. Ideal parts of the paddle to hit the ball for every stroke?

    Upper 2/3 of the blade.

  8. STIGA DNA Pro

    So far, the H and M versions are very promising.

  9. Slippery flooring in table tennis

    Should be that the flooring is not a smooth concrete cement if no rubberized material is availabke because it is expensive. I have been playing in a concrete floor all this years and it is bad for the knees.

  10. Borneo Ironwood Blade

    I think it is more like an ebony wood than rosewood.

  11. Borneo Ironwood Blade

    How is the strength of the blade that it is only 2 ply?

  12. Borneo Ironwood Blade

    Ironwood is very hard. It is being used as eskrima sticks in the old days in my country.

  13. Observation on blade designs of various well-known brands(controversial...probably)

    Nittaku blades are designed to be simple and elegant so does stiga. Xiom is more on the flashy type but i would not call it lazy. Also bear in mind when you increase the design, you also increase material and labor.

  14. VOC-free glue or not?

    I used normal viscosity. I onlh used q thick layer on the sponge and 1 thick layer on the blade. Sometimes, i feel the rev 3 has a small boosting effect compared to other wbgs.

  15. Donic New Impuls 7.0 blade

    Isn't spruce a type of pine tree??

  16. To many pro tournaments?

    Not all pro players play all tourneys so k It is ok

  17. Should you ever downgrade?

    If downgrading a blade, probably a flexy blade will greatly help like azalea offensive

  18. Should you ever downgrade?

    Oh this is a duplicate thread.

  19. Should you ever downgrade?

    Have you tried 2.0mm versions of your rubbers now for better control?

  20. Tips for hitting the sweetspot

    Just hundreds of repetitive drills that are correctly done will elad you to that.
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