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Let's see if they can catch up with the Hurricanes Neo and the Dianchi.

As a general rule of thumb between two and three thin layers.

Tenergy 05 is around 46°/47°.

Main reason is that only those parts of the blade should be covered by a tape where the risk to hit the table, e.g. by means of hard pushes, is the biggest. It should be avoided that the rubber looses the contact/grip with the blade if the table is hit. So that is why you find parts of the blade...

I think it's kind of important as it adds another level of security so that the rubber doesn't come off the blade. I use heavy books for a total of 24 hrs (if time allows).

To the best of my knowledge there are no restrictions for blades in table tennis. There are restrictions for rubbers but imho not for blades; so yes, you can continue using your blade.

I would think that in that case the spin gets generated because of hitting the ball hard so that the sponge gets engaged?

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One month is not too bad in my opinion.

https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/stiga-dna-dragon-grip-review.26048/#post-354824

Already available in Germany https://de.butterfly.tt/hoelzer/outerforce-series

Lucky guys that still own the old design - those blades' value will rise now.

That's actually what I thought, too, until my colleague bought some cheap blades in Aliexpress made in China. You won't believe what consistent quality you can get in the $27-$40 range.

Ah okay, thanks. I was checking on his YT channel.

Are you sure? In Gan's videos I find reviews just for the Yasaka Hovering Dragon and Thunder Dragon.

Does anyone understand what he is telling in the following part of his video? Is the trying to lift off just the protection foil of the top sheet?

An equivalent to "approximately"

I'd say 2 g difference on a ca. 90 g blade is not a big deal as the two rubbers probably would add another ca. 100 g. So we would be talking 2 g in relation to ca. 190 g.

Does anyone know the chemical composition of the Seamon booster?