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also the butterfly tenergy 80FX.take a look at Dan's review.I think this is what you are looking for.

the sponge feels dead in the first few hours of play.It gets bouncier as you play and a bit 'livelier'.

Dont like it,but remember,his style and ability has made him number 7 in the world!

Try the Yasaka Mark V rubbers.Very good all round rubbers,will suit your playing style.

If only the politicians could think.Apartheid ended 20 years ago.By now,everyone has had their chance to work back and achieve what they are capable of.And those that are not able,then they should be helped.And one of the worst things are the tenders...

One of the worst policies ever. We are quite lucky it still hasn't changed our rugby and cricket sides.I dread it when that happens.All our achievements and ranking will drop horrendously.Just take a look at our soccer side.

One way to find out is to play with the rubber.People have said that after around 2 hours of good play the sponge starts 'breaking in'

Did that happen before?

Japan still has a few surprises.Look at Jun Mizutani in the German open Final.even though he wasnt well,he still came very close to beating Dima. And remember how Masato Shiono Caused Ma Long to become injured. They still have it in them and definitely have a chance to come out second...

Nice.Keep it up

Give the H3 NEO or Skyline TG 2 NEO(regular)a try.They are cheap,so if you are not happy with them,you can change them

Haha.Funny! Dont blame them.:p

From those that are free and you can watch,it seems good.They discuss in detail

Thats why i recommend the mark v carbon premade.Excellent rubbers,and the total cost is around $100 - $120(This includes a carbon blade)

Green tables slower?dont think so. But to see the ball better-probably

Amazing rallies!

Whats the difference between green and blue?Besides colour

I suggest you stick with the allround classic.But if you want the bat premade and under 40Euros,then the Yasaka Mark V premade racket is the best option.It is cheap,very good for playing,and is definitely not a beginners bat.It is for a more advanced player Here the link for the Mark V carbon...

Congratulations @Adam Bobrow. well done

Lovely review.Videos would be great.