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  1. A Day in the Life of a Pro Player - Michael Maze

    Thanks Dan, another great video. Very interesting insights on the unforgettable match against Hao Shuai. A Maze zing. [Emoji2]
  2. Best way to clean rubbers?

    On non-tacky rubbers protection sheets can be useful too, especially with all these factory pre-tuned rubbers. When the booster evaporates it doesn't only evaporate through the sponge but also through the topsheet. So putting these sheets on can slow down the evaporation process and hence...
  3. Can this blade be repaired?

    Depending on how much one loves his/her blade a repair would make sense. I know blade makers and restaurators that repair these damages on a regular without people even noticing that it's been repaired. I once had an inner crack in one of my Hinoki blades at a very delicate area, at the neck...
  4. Yelling When a Point is Won

    The best i"ve read so far. Must try the chooing in between the sets too, sounds very motivating. Imagine the faces when Hari would do that too. [Emoji23] 糖 迪
  5. Der_Echte in Copenhagen

    Perfectly worded. Whenever these reappearing questions about the Goon Squad come up this should be quoted. Good job, Der_Echte. Beautiful!
  6. Best way to clean rubbers?

    For tacky rubbers i use a special cleaner for tacky rubbers called Reach rubber wash and for anything else i use the Revolution cleaning foam with a sponge after each play, in dusty conditions sometimes after each match. After that I put on protection sheets and am quite satisified with the...
  7. Old Stiga Blade

    Ah, there was my mistake. Thanks for the correction. [Emoji2] One more question though: has Stiga also used this composition before the Allround wood was introduced? I think I've seen this composition also on some old Stellan Blades, or is my memory playing tricks on me again?
  8. Old Stiga Blade

    Nice. I think the letter is the year of production and the number is the number how many blades have been produced so far. Afaik STIGA didn't come up with these engravings in the beginning (speaking of the 1950's here). I think they've started doing that somewhere in the nineteenseventies...
  9. Old Stiga Blade

    Exactly! Thank you! The classic composition! Many tried to copy, but none came even close! [Emoji2]
  10. Old Stiga Blade

    +1 +1 +1 [Emoji2]
  11. Butterfly announces new Sping Sponge X

    Basically they are like the German equivalent to Fuso or Daiki.
  12. What is your favourite brand?

    Absolutely. [Emoji106] The Banda allround, the Waldner off, the Dorada, the Dacota were real bestsellers in our region. Same goes for the coppa rubbaz before first SKITT and then Donic assimilated them. They seemed to follow a different strategy. They had Sabine Winter and a couple more...
  13. Butterfly announces new Sping Sponge X

    Nah, Milan Nemec, i doubt the R&D team quit their jobs and stopped researching, developing and upgrading. Don't get me wrong, i sure don't enjoy spending too much and don't have money to burn, but to me it's actually the other way around. Investing in quality instead quantity is actually more...
  14. Has anyone tried to figure out the weight of the glue?

    Der_Echte I totally understand that the playing level has not very much to do with the quality of a glue job itself, and of course most shops over here that assemble blades for their customers only use a single glue layer for blade and rubber each, but that actually misses my point. My point...
  15. Butterfly announces new Sping Sponge X

    What does this have to do with that? It was an example. Nothing more nothing less. But trying to reign on someone else's parade by accident is clumsy, but doing it purposely is whole new level and comes across pretty negative. That's pretty much the whole point. Besides: i think ttpshot...
  16. Butterfly announces new Sping Sponge X

    Hahahaha. Whateva dude. If you ask me the motivation behind your posts is pretty off IMHO, but anyway just carry on, it's pretty entertaining in a way. So just keep on. I already pointed out some of the differences between innovators and imitators.
  17. Butterfly announces new Sping Sponge X

    It's advertisement. Can't believe i really have to say this to a grown man. So you really want me to rip those ice cream advertisings apart? If you're trying to promote your favourite brand here, you've been doing a very bad job. Wrong place, wrong time! [Emoji2] Happy holidays to U 2
  18. Has anyone tried to figure out the weight of the glue?

    Well, we have seen Keini play and we have seen Tony's Table Tennis play who both have been recommending more layers of glue. What we also have seen is langel's trolling attempts, but what we haven't seen yet is langel play, who recommends 1 layer...
  19. Butterfly announces new Sping Sponge X

    Good for you. But then i don't get why you keep commenting on this thread. As you probably realized, it's not about your favourite brand, so why not just quit hijacking and derailing. Do you think your posts that come across jealous and hateful might convince someone from not trying the new SSX...
  20. Butterfly announces new Sping Sponge X

    Rhethorical question? This question is interesting. I think this shows exactly what's happening. As far as I can tell some companies are innovators and are setting trends for decades while others are rather following those trends but hardly manage to even come close. There is a saying in...
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