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  1. Chinese Pro Equipment - Rubbers and Blades

    oil based boosters are safe and they do not smell that bad. I use falco long in particular and i do not smell the rubber or the booster.
  2. Ittf stupiiiiiiiiiid ranking

    give it a few months, ma long or FZd will be number one
  3. Service Receive

    a friend of mine who is a very skilled player once told me that reading serves can be really confusing but you can simplify it by practicing a lot of times observing the way the ball behaves when it bounces on your side of the table. it takes a lot practice but when you see the ball goes down...
  4. Forehand vs Backhand

    For me it is easier to block with a backhand because of the anatomical position where your elbow is.more.flexed and it is nearer to your body. Also, the position of the arm is more stable.
  5. What is your favorite song?

    It's impossible - perry como And i love you so - don mclean Still - commodores Time in a bottle - jim croce Immigrant - led zep The search is over - survivor Burning heart - survivor Eversince the world began - survivor
  6. 1,9 2.1 Rubber thickness

    Tony, as what i have been saying. Most players cannot maximize the use of a max sponge especially with a very fast carbon blade
  7. Stiga Infinity VPS V or Emerald VPS V

    Emerald is faster. Think of it as an ebenholz with no nct coating and less harder. Yes, it feels weird for some people but it is a good blade. I prefer the eb v over the emerald.
  8. Stiga Infinity VPS V or Emerald VPS V

    Infinity vibrates more than emerald
  9. 1,9 2.1 Rubber thickness

    The thicker sponge allows you to dig the ball deeper resulting to more spin and speed but it also requires skill.
  10. Carbon blades - are they better?

    At least choose a carbon arylate or aramid composite instead of having a pure carbon blade if you have the skills. Nowadays, the rubber can compensate with the speed even if you are.just usong an all wood blade.
  11. New Kim Jung Hoon Blade, Lighter weight????

    Yup memory is faulty. The other kjh i have tried are all 90+ aside from my original blade. Although at that time even weighing it at a kitchen weighing scale when i swing it after a few weeks it did feel heavy.
  12. NEW Rhyzer

    I am excited to test this since the joola distributor in my country says that this is probably his replacement for Adidas p7. He is a P7 fan eversince and hs has not found a replacement yet.
  13. New Kim Jung Hoon Blade, Lighter weight????

    Der echte, i always thought the first batches were all 90+ grams.
  14. New Kim Jung Hoon Blade, Lighter weight????

    Vega pro fh and mantra on the bh is good
  15. New Kim Jung Hoon Blade, Lighter weight????

    I sold my kjh before because it was too heavy for me. I can say the power has been reduced by a small fraction.
  16. New Kim Jung Hoon Blade, Lighter weight????

    a friend of mine who sells Nexy in our country was able to order the KJH blade again and I just bought this blade a week ago. I have tried the Arche, only the other side is a white ash outer ply.
  17. Feel HX

    4 out of 5 rating for Feel HX The HX version is a thinner version of the HX Pro with the same Kiso Hinoki outer plies. The blade has slightly wider wing part compared to older models like the Omega or Vega Series blades. The handles of the 2 blades are thicker by a millimeter. Usually, when I...
  18. Feel HX Pro

    4 out of 5 rating for Feel HX Pro The HX Pro is purely a balde with pure brute force. I Do not knwo why this is labelled as OFF only but suppsoedly this is OFF+ with a stiff feeling. I tested this blade using a Xiom Vega Europe DF rubber and also with some Chinese rubbers. The Hx Pro blade is...
  19. New Kim Jung Hoon Blade, Lighter weight????

    I bought a Nexy/Tibhar Kim Jung Hoon blade and was surprised that teh weight is only 85.75 grams. Compared to the first batch of KJH about 3 years ago which was about 93-95 grams, the new one is lighter. I am glad it is lighter but the blade seems to feel softer and has less power comapred to...
  20. Feel HX

    Review by 'yogi_bear' on item 'Feel HX'

    The HX version is a thinner version of the HX Pro with the same Kiso Hinoki outer plies. The blade has slightly wider wing part compared to older models like the Omega or Vega Series blades. The handles of the 2 blades are thicker by a millimeter. Usually, when I measured the older blades they...
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