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i wonder if LGL gambles too since waldner and kong do.

Are the newest innerforce bldes say starting 2012 have serial numbers?

If an innerforce alc and zlc blades have no serial numbers, are they fakes?

I don't know why it is one of the few Chinese rubbers which has a different characteristic compared to the usual black is tackier and spinnier than the red one.

no it is not a clone of the YEO. the YEO has a walnut top ply, the w-6 doesn't. the YInhe Pro W5 is the clone of YEO.

with a few exceptions like the sanwei national target rubber. the red topsheet is more sticky than the black topsheet.

rakza 7 soft is much softer. i think the rakza 7 soft is around 40-42 degrees hardness. spin wise, the valmo is as spinny as the rakza 7 but it is less sensitive to spin. it is also faster than the Rakza 7 soft. I jhave experienced bottoming out with the r7 soft when i hit it with a greater...

I love w6. You can use it even if your level advances. Just use a slower rubber like yinhe mars 2 initially and as you progress, just chanve them into faster rubbers.

Yes, i am using it as a backhand rubber also. It isa good all around attacking rubber that you can use it also as a fh rubber if you want a rubber that has good control but not slow and also attacks good. Mxp is still better in attacking compare to it but this is already a very good rubber foR...

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Sorry i have mistaken the extreme as as the 5 ply offensive s. The offensive s is definitely than the spw. The extreme s is faster than the regular clipper non cr version by a very small margin but the clipper-like force pro black edition is faster than extreme s

i cant say which is faster but their speed seem to be close. tinarc5 is not super fast i would rate it as a medium fast rubber. control is good despite being a bouncy chinese rubber. almost like genesis M.

it is not as fast as carbon blades but the speed that it has is already good. it is not slow and when you pair it with a fast rubber, the balance between control and speed is maintained. it is slower than the stratus powerwood.

so your problem is anticipation. it comes down to repetition of random service against you really. as you practice more, you will be begin to see the arc or curve of the ball if it is short or long. that is the thing that you need to constantly observe while also practicing stepping forward and...

if you would be able to get an adidas challenge speed blade that is much better than any clipper wood you will find. the handle is smooth and much more comfortable and the wing part is already sanded so it doesn't feel sharp.

the reason that stiga does not make their blades smooth is that according to them it goes down to the player to customize its smoothness. i dunno why but that is their reasoning.

I hope saive wins

If you can find an adidas challenge speed or.itc challenge speed, both would be good clipper alternatives.