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  1. Chinese equivalent of Joola 325?

    That was the energy x-soft but it is not called 325
  2. LGL: China Will Remain Dominant(English Subbed)

    The CNT will continue to adapt with their younger players.
  3. Stiga Arctic Wood Review

    Carbonado sells good in china but it is still the clipper, rosewood, ebenholz and infinity that sells well there.
  4. Chinese equivalent of Joola 325?

    Are you sure its 325 and not joola rhyzm 425?
  5. Tibhar Kinetic Speed - Review?

    The Kinetic speed is light at 84 grams and thickness is only 5.9mm thick. Speed is off+, faster than paul drinkhall carbon, long trajectory. Speed is not too fast. Feels like a zjk alc.
  6. What glue do you use?

    Revolution no. 3 and the new Stiga wbg. Both are made in Romania.
  7. Tibhar Kinetic Speed - Review?

    Fortunately, I just got mine and the Nunytinck blade too. i'll post a review this week.
  8. Tuning hurricane 8

    Try falco long booster. 3 layers, 1 layer per 12 hrs.
  9. Zeta Offensive

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  10. Zeta Offensive+ Carbon

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  11. Musa III

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  12. Vega Intro

    4 out of 5 rating for Vega Intro - this is a very under rated beginenr's rubber although the characteristics of this rubber is even good enough for advanced and intermediate level of players. Speed is OFF-, it is slightly faster than the Yasaka Mark V but it has the classic feel of Japanese...
  13. Rhyzer 43

    4 out of 5 rating for Rhyzer 43 - 66 grams uncut - medium to medium soft - off+ The Rhyzer 43 is a toned down version of the Rhyzer 48. It is labeled as 43 degrees but the total hardness with the sponge seems to be medium and sometimes even harder than the usual 45 degree rubbers that I have...
  14. Rhyzer 48

    4 out of 5 rating for Rhyzer 48 The Joola Rhyzer 48 is hands down the fastest ESN rubber in the market right now. I have tested it bought with a not-so-known Pro Spin Power blade which is an off+ balsa-carbon blade and the Xiom Feel Ax which is a softer Viscaria blade. People have asked me to...
  15. Training with music

    "one step closer", "immigrant" can rev you up.
  16. Choosing new blade

    Good set up but kinda heavy even with 145.
  17. Zeta Offensive

    Zeta Offensive

    Number of Layers : 7 approximate weight (g) : 85 Blade Type : OFF thickness (mm) : 6 The Zeta Offensive goes through an improved drying process. This procedure allows this 7-ply blade to have the weight of a 5-ply blade with out compromising its offensive capability.
  18. Zeta Offensive+

    Zeta Offensive+

    Number of Layers : 5+2 approximate weight (g) : 85 Blade Type : OFF+ thickness (mm) : 6.2 The Zeta Offensive+ offers players a powerful blade while keeping a soft smooth feeling to its strikes. To add more control, while not comprising speed, two layers of carbon are added in between the hard...
  19. Musa III

    Musa III

    HYPER ELASTO TO BOOST WINNING PROBABILITY TECHNOLOGICALLY DESIGNED TO INCREASE ‘WINNING PROBABILITY’ INNOVATED POWER DYNAMICS FOR SPEED AND ACCURACY GREEN BIOS TECHNOLOGY – NO TOXIC AND NO SMELL MUSA III has a technological platform of HYPER ELASTO which applies to the most of professional...
  20. Vega Intro

    Review by 'yogi_bear' on item 'Vega Intro'

    - this is a very under rated beginenr's rubber although the characteristics of this rubber is even good enough for advanced and intermediate level of players. Speed is OFF-, it is slightly faster than the Yasaka Mark V but it has the classic feel of Japanese rubbers in older times. The Vega...
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