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being made in china is not a reason to put cttaa on it. brands like reactor, haifu and sanwei have blades that do not have that mark.

it is not porous. i owned both target national and nittaku h3 and h3 does not have a porous sponge. it is like the chinese counterpart but the quality is just very good.

mxs is so different from mxp. it is slower and i would compare it to a spin art rubber. it is not hard to shift to h3 because the speed difference between an h3 and mxs is not that big and you also need to brush a lot with mxs. it is a different story if you come from mxp to h3.

it does feel hollow maybe due to the hollow wrb handle but i really goes well with hard and medium hard rubbers.

put back the lkt xp pro it doesn't matter anyways. no matter which rubber you put on your blade right now it doesn't have much impact on your game this early.

1. bend your knees more. 2. pivoting the torso when doing drives and this goes with the arm and shoulders. 3. try to remove putting your weight on your right leg and avoid doing standing on 1 leg when doing shots.

brush the ball more. you can get away with hitting through the sponge with mxp but not with the h3 neo.

for goodness sake, fzd wasn't even serious.

akala mo lang yan. there is always something behind it and you do not know about it.

akala mo lang yan.

even the samsonov series are made in china. not the old blue ones but the newer ones. the kim jung hun its not exactly tibhar. it is nexy. that is why it is not included in the catalogue of tibhar.

all of them. the 45 and 90 blades are slow. off- in fact and you cannot even feel the carbon layer when you are playing with it.

stay with it. you need more practice.

ITC blades are one of the best quality blades I have ever tried. too bad they are underrated and not too popular.

the thing with baby oil is that it doesn't have a lot of speed glue effect. it makes the sponge softer but not much speed added. i suggest use the revolution no. 3 wbg that has medium viscosity.

i iusually like the blades with the 45 and not the 90 numbers but between the 245 and 290, i like the 290 better despite the low arc. it was a very stable blade when i used it. its like an innerforce blade but on steroids. the 45/90 were slow blades much like off-. the 290 and 245 are the real...

yinhe pro feeling that is the closest one i have encountered. the adidas hypertouch is almost similar but softer

all tibhar blades are made in china

the quality of the topsheet of the nittaku version is a par above the commercial ones and it is the closest thing in terms of quality to a provincial one.

Ill try to ask andro. I have not reviewed their products for a ear now or so. Te last i have tested was the ligna and andro rasant powergeip and beat.