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Right on, but i still believe the Pro Blue needs boosting for it to be better.

I think hexers are much more durable

I like tacky rubbers in the forehand so I like Joola Tango especially the PS version.

I thought at first it was GYH

Maybe that is the trade off of being too tacky. The red one does not have any markings. I do not think it is less durable but i would agree it gets dirty easily.

I think all rhyzers have the same topsheet with only diff. sponge hardness.

Yes, the black rubbers get easily marked by fingers.

Sorry for the centric, it is in japan and china that will be released. Typo.

When hitting balls against medium pips, use a more open angled racket due to the knuckle ball effect.

Actually, speed gluing is more of a hassle than boosting since boosting can last up to a month while speedgluing effects last 2 to 3 days max.

How about ZJK?

Did they measure the spin before and after the bounce comparing both balls?

Whether people care or not is beside the point of my question. I was clarifying the statement of tt chats. QUOTE=NextLevel;273188]No one cares about the kicking effect per se. What people care about is that all of a sudden, they need to play more shots to win a point. And they need to put...

Short game, o7t has better control because of the hard sponge. Using limba outer ply as an example is not enough. It really goes with the overall stiffness of the blade. QUOTE=Renan Angelici;273198]And which one do you think would be a better match for an limba outer ply blade? Also, regarding...

Yup thicker aponges will do.

You mean the kicking effect comparison of poly and celluloid balls?

Each company has different hardness scale unless they have the same factory.

I do not like its feel especially zjk zlc.

It is the coach's job to make the students understand.

Both rubbers are still not released. The target pro blue is only available in black. Pro 90 is both red and black.