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LJK adc = 75/100 elasticity LJK alc=68/100 elasticity

Hi everyone! What does "elasticity" mean when it comes to a table tennis blade, and what effect does higher elasticity have? If you know, could you please explain it clearly? for Example comparison of LJK blades. thanks

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Hi everyone, I have a question that’s been on my mind: aren't Butterfly ZLC blades supposed to be faster than ALC ones? So why does Butterfly list a lower "reaction" rating for ZLC blades—for example, 11.7 compared to 11.8? Does anyone know the reason for this?

sorry bro.I didn't know that.

Very old versions had carbon instead of fiberglass.

Thank you for your valuable comments. If I ever want to use asymmetrical blades, I would prefer the outer carbon on the backhand and the inner carbon on the forehand, but I don't know why manufacturers like Tibhar and Gewo do the opposite.

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Yes, with tensor rubbers they usually have very little feel, but with Chinese rubbers it improves a bit. But I think the yinhe mercury y13 has good speed and the core material and thickness of the layers may be different from your blade. Thanks for your comment.

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--- Blade: Yinhe Mercury Y13 Weight: ~90g Head Size: Oversized (larger than standard) --- 🏓 Introduction Today, I'm reviewing the Yinhe Mercury Y13. Right from the start, this blade stands out due to its composition: it features a Limba outer ply and uses external Fiberglass instead of...

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Sorry, Google Translate changes it automatically on its own. Could you compare the Andres Lind with the Harimoto ALC?

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Why have manufacturers like Gewo, Andro, Tibhar, and Yinhe recently started producing asymmetrical blades? Why would someone who can afford to buy two different rubbers choose to use such a product?