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phillypong, although they are made by ESN, the quality of their rubbers exceeds that of Tibhar. The factory that produces stiga blades doesn't produce the blades of Adidas. I am very sure of that because I know where the blades are made. Adidas is a bigger company compared to other table tennis...

yosua, yup, ive tried the max nianmor twice from 2 different players, both were using carbon blades (1 has a t-11 and the other has a donic carbon blade which i forgot0 i only used an adidas challenge speed all wood blade ( 7 ply) and a 2.0mm p3 at that time and the p3 was faster still if you...

RicharD, thanks. The P7 was released later than the P3 and P5 maybe produced and designed at the same time with the tenzones. all of them are very good and adidas wanted people to have a choice among the 6 rubbers and yes its 6 coz i havent reviewed the syntec fast which was designed for chinese...

I prefer the regular tenzone though, the trajectory is a lil lower than the sf and spins better when doing a chinese stroke that requires brushing the ball

carl, i think you need to play with the tenzones so that you can know what i feel everytime i use the rubber. reviews in the net can only give you limited info. if you have a chance to play with please do so and you will not be disappointed. also, the p series were designed so that people can...

sorry about the ratings, those ratings were made on the 1st 3 days the rubber was being tested. now the ratings i have for them changed. sorry for the confusion

I think Adidas just need a little more pushing into the market. if a lot of people have tried their products im sure that a lot will switch to adidas coming from donic

the head heavy blades have their advantages and disadvantages. Like you said its better to loop with head heavy blades because it shifts the power at the tipd of your blade. im using a head heavy blade myself, its a stiga ebenholz 7 and its 90 grams. what i don't like about head heavy blades is...

nope, nianmor is slow compared to P3, ive tried nianmor before and its very spinny but lacks the punch, its closer to Tenergy 64

its softer than sriverfx (the R6) its like a softer JO Silver for the R6 and JO Gold for the R4

plasmalight, tenzone is a lot better than tenergy 05 =) azian, my first tenzone and tenzone sf were last november. I gave it to a coach to try after a month and until now the grip lessened only by about 20%

Adidas Challenge Speed FL (not yet in the market) Adidas Tenzone fh Adidas P7 bh (not yet released) Stiga Ebenholz 7 FL Adidas Tenzone fh Donic Acuda S2

thanks for the warm welcome! RicharD, I haver both the Tenzone and the SF version. i already posted a review of it here including the P7(not released yet), P3, R-series.. also the blades Challenge Speed and the Fibertec series Der_Echte, I usually see you in OOAK forums but i dont post there...

Hi im CJ but people know me in the net as yogi_bear.. been playing for 19 years and coaching for 3 years. Im an ITTF Level 1 Coach as well as a National Course Conductor for ITTF Level 1 Coaching (meaning I can hold seminars that can give ITTF Level 1 Coaching Certificates. I post mainly for...

by all means buy the rosewood 5.. ive tried it using a tenergy 05fx on the forehand and its really fast but controllable

Got 3 of the newest Adidas blades from Adidas itself. Adidas FiberTech Power (Blue stripes): handle: shakehand flared weight: 87 grams plies: 7 (limba-carbon kevlar-ayous-kiri-ayous-carbon kevlar-limba) rubbers used for testing: red 2.0 donic acuda s2, black max adidas tenzone, stiga royal...

I usually test it with chinese rubbers like LKT Rapid speed.

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yes it is a very good rubber. Though Tenzone is still the king of Adidas rubbers now