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  1. Nexy Eucrasia review

    Thanks a lot for this review! I really enjoyed reading it. One thing I disagree with is the meaning of the name. I don't think it has anything to do with Europe and Asia. The word "Eucrasia" is from Ancient Greek. It is a medical term meaning "harmony" or "balance between the basic components or...
  2. DHS Skyline 3 Provincial Blue Sponge 39 or 40 review request

    You won't get a more thorough review than this: https://blog.tabletennis11.com/Skyline-3-provincial-40-degree-blue-sponge
  3. H3N provincial Orange v blue sponge plus boosting

    I didn't talk about myself. I usually play H3 Prov OS or Skyline 3 BS non-Neo.
  4. H3N provincial Orange v blue sponge plus boosting

    In oder to I remove the Neo glue (or actually any old glue from a sponge) I normally apply 3 additional layers of cheap waterbased glue on the sponge. When these extra layers are dry everything comes off easily in one big piece. I don't use my thumb anymore, just extra glue. Much better for the...
  5. Light rubbers

    Palio CJ8000 Spin fh and bh
  6. Nexy Etika review

    I would be interested, too. Anyone?
  7. Blade Replacement - Carbon or All Wood ?

    Thanks for clarifying my misread, Carl. Maybe age recommendations or health warnings (on the package) would be useful for certain types of rubbers? Just kidding, of course 😆
  8. Blade Replacement - Carbon or All Wood ?

    Or not. He might be ending up with a forehand much more deadly than any of his clubmates. ☺
  9. Blade Replacement - Carbon or All Wood ?

    1. Disagree. Its a major advantage of H3 and it can't be argued away with a "shyte technique" argument. Of course you can also have very spinny and effective serves with Euro rubbers, but with H3 even more. It helps a lot and wins a lot of points. 2. My experience is that the tackiness helps a...
  10. Blade Replacement - Carbon or All Wood ?

    So you say that the risk is higher for every H3 user to end up with a shoulder injury? Come on...naaahh EDIT: If that is the case than the ITTF should ban H3 because they are always very concerned about the health of all TT players! Haha.. EDIT 2: But then they should also ban D09C, Victas...
  11. Blade Replacement - Carbon or All Wood ?

    This is very interesting since I don't even know how that works. If Chinese rubbers require a specific kind of forehand stroke (a longer one) how can they prepare a beginner for using Euro style rubbers which require a different one (namely a shorter one, which I like to call the "chicken...
  12. Blade Replacement - Carbon or All Wood ?

    Yeah, good choice! 😊 What I was trying to say was that H3 is an amazing rubber which you can use from a beginners level up to intermediate, advanced AND world class level. Isn't that something? Haha... Now try to do the the same with T05, Victas V 15 Extra, Rasanter 53 or MX-P...
  13. Blade Replacement - Carbon or All Wood ?

    With this. I think it is too one sided. But I'm not trying to convince you of anything. We can just leave it there. And btw, my son, who is 9 years old, plays with Chinese rubbers fh and bh and he is developing quickly. They can't be too bad, even for Europeans 😉
  14. Blade Replacement - Carbon or All Wood ?

    Every advantage comes with a disadvantage... But the same goes for T05 which is extremely difficult to control especially in the short game and in serve and receive. The ball bounces too quickly out of the rubber and that seems to me to be a much more serious problem for beginners and...
  15. Blade Replacement - Carbon or All Wood ?

    No, I'm not hitting the like-button because I think NDHs views on Chinese rubbers are outdated and wrong. We have all been reading these arguments for years and years, but the truth is that H3 has become one of the most sold rubbers worldwide because players see its advantages - especially now...
  16. Bfly too expensive, rubber advice please

    OP has stated that he likes T05FX on bh but doesn‘t want to pay the price anymore and looks for alternatives. So obviously he likes softer bh rubbers (42-43 degrees). What he gets in this thread are suggestions for medium hard rubbers (47,5 degrees) and even more expensive Butterfly rubbers...
  17. What do you consider the "modern" style of table tennis?

    Backhand-flick-the-shit out of every short serve.
  18. Bfly too expensive, rubber advice please

    G-1 one is very good forehand rubber. You should go for it. If you are used to softer backhand rubbers like T05fx you could maybe also try Tibhar FX-P or FX-S. These are softer rubbers (42-43 degrees) which have a similar feel as T05FX but are much cheaper. I have never played with Fastarc C1 so...
  19. Bfly too expensive, rubber advice please

    Fastarc G1 lasts very, very long. Not comparable to Donic (which are the worst!) and other ESN rubbers. G1 and C1 set up sound very reasonable. But G1 differs quiet a lot from T05. It plays more linear and does not have such a pronounced catapult effect.
  20. Lifespan of hurricane rubbers

    No, if you don‘t boost H3 Ma Long will come to your place and arrest you. You will get life sentence minumum! Jokes aside: do whatever you like! 😉
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