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That's also my experience. I still have one on one of my backup blades, but the SpinArt feels a little less tacky than H3, but due to the springy sponge it doesn't need to be boosted as much.

No News about their international participation at Austrian Open or the Asian Cup? I thought the deadline was yesterday?

He's NOT completely deaf but his ability to hear is heavily handicapped since he's a kid. No need for sarcastic comments!

Agree. According to mytischtennis.de he used JSH blade at the WTTC. (©Simon Fabig for mytischtennis.de) https://www.mytischtennis.de/public/fotos/1555/wm-2017-die-schl-ger-der-stars/22#content

Well, we also could ask his clubmates if Sebas also is malicious and manipulative when you meet him in person. If you like i could post the email-addresses, post address, phone numbers etc.... all can be found on his club's website. Easily.

Sebas, maybe not at Desch Amicale Tennis Zéisséng, but trust me, over here it's quite a traditional and well known brand. Since decades. I still remember having an old GEWO Milan Orlowski blade as a kid.

In case you feel uncomfortable buying at ebay, you can also get it from here: https://www.spinfactory.de/belaege/target-national.html

I'm not sure if I would fully agree to this. I would rather say it strongly depends on the playing style. Players that stay close to the table might find this quite useful. Even on higher levels you can find pips hitters, blockers and counter players, so i don't wouldn't underestimate the...

Someone posted this already some time ago, but still nice.

Not even close. Or do you think Ovtcharov would deny this rubber from his main sponsor and use tenergy05 instead if they were similar?

To whom it may concern: Here's Matchball-TV's official recap of the event. FYI: Matchball-TV does an amazing job by promoting amateur/semi-pro and also professional tabletennis up to 2nd Bundesliga! Their YT channel is full of nice matches. Just take a look. BTW: some might ask wtf is a...

Very nice. Do you know if this book is still available? Sounds like an interesting read. BTW: had to correct my first post and add in the proper link. https://www.tabletennisdaily.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?12549-Ask-Timo-Boll-a-question-on-the-TTD-podcast!/page2 The quoted posts were...

This only works with the old VOC containing glue types. Many players loved the way it behaves on the blade. But with WBG you just can forget it. Period. ;)

@UpsidedownCarl: where is that Super-Like button again? Can't find it at the moment ;) Thanks a ton @Der_Echte Great topic. I'm quite sure not many people have heard of this. This technique is also well known by Timo Boll and Helmut Hampl, the Coach that made him big. This actually came...

I'm not into argueing. As I wrote before there are different methods. To me it was recommended by the person that sold the booster to me, and he's also not the only one boosting that way. Source: http://www.prott.vip/Product-Details.aspx?productcode=HFNatOil

Oh, i see. Must have missed the part that you already have it. Then just forget that last part of me. ;)

As with many things, there are different ways of boosting. I for example was told to put a glue layer first before adding booster on the old 'regular' H3 and only put the oil first on the Neo rubbers since they already have a glue layer. This is supposed to prevent a little from getting bubbles...

Also the same CEO... [Emoji6]

Yeah, but Archo could have been easier understandable if he just asked if Domino or anybody else has seen the movie Con-Air, and then would have continued by saying that those 'passengers' are Con-Men instead of causing even more confusion by sharing lousy links... [Emoji12] But Archo probably...

Thanks. I didn´t know that. Actually sounds pretty interesting to me. Too bad it´s nowhere to be found at TT-Shops over here. Maybe i have to order one from China or Japan (which doesn´t make a lot sense since it´s produced over here, but i guess there´s no other choice.)