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Me too. It seems to have A LOT of sidespin.

Liten, i accidentally bumped into this. Could this be something for you? http://www.ebay.de/itm/Banda-Dacota-FL-/231664262659?hash=item35f0441e03

Well picked... Thumbs up.

Alles Gut. Anytime again.

Falscher Thread? I think you wanted to post this in the yuya oshima thread....

Bullseye! Nice Counteraction. Anyway... Welcome to the forum. A great place to learn a thing or two or share your thaughts on one of the fastest sports in the world!

Hahahaha... Here we go again... :D But hey, actually no one listens to a teacher that tries to insult everybody not sharing his questionable insights" :D

This here...

I think Liten can answer this question pretty good, too... ;) http://www.tabletennisdaily.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?11091-Old-JO-Waldner-Banda-Worth-the-time-and-effort/page4

Hahaha, are you really serious??? :D This is just too much. It sounds like a sorry excuse of someone that just doesn't know how to loop. Man, i'd really like to feed you low bouncin' underspin multiballs. If you are able to slap more than 3 out of 10 of them and get them over the net and land on...

"In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is." -- or "Reality is the murder of a beautiful theory by a gang of ugly facts." :p

Thanks a lot for taking time to answer. Now that is what i call a quick response. Very nice, very appreciated. ;) Tudo bom for you. Lookin' forward to your matches.

Nailed it on point! That was one of the first things i had to learn, when i re-started.... :-) But sometimes even an old dog (like me) learns new 'tricks' ;-)

Well, if you want to apply the oil to the sponge i don't know how you want to do it without taking it off the blade, so you have to take it off carefully, then apply the oil, let it rest a while and then reglue it on your blade. The process is described more detailed in the link i've posted.

Ok. Haha. Sorry, now i gotcha. Many players use just baby oil or lamp oil (paraffine oil) without any other booster, 'cause the oil does the 'boosting' trick itself. Applied to the sponge in thin layers it expands the sponge. This expansion makes the topsheet stretch as well and puts the rubber...

I'm not sure if i understood you right. Do you mean babyoil instead of booster or do you want to apply babyoil without any 'boosting' effect?

The oil does the 'boosting' part while expanding the sponge of the rubber, which will put tension on the topsheet. You might as well want to look into this thread here. http://www.tabletennisdaily.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?6509-how-to-boost-a-H3-well

I've only tried it once and it seemed to work fine, but you're absolutely right, one has to be real careful using it. I just poured a few drops on a tissue and rubbed it over the sponge, but that's like balancing on the edge of a razor... A little bit too much and the rubber is garbage. I think...

Incredible shot. He really got him with that one.

This must have been such an awesome experience. Congratulations and also thanks 4 sharing.