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If you know the opponent and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred matches. If you know yourself but not the opponent, for every win you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every match. –Sun Tzu, The Art of War

Xu Xin kinda ignored his screaming. Didn't get the intention he wants made him sad. Kids are like that.

Is this for real? Any idea why? :cry:

That is exactly what I'm afraid of 😂

I have a tendency to use LP. For now, I restrain myself from buying or trying the rubber. Don't know how long I can hold myself?! LOL Has anyone else felt this before? 😂

Dignics 09C is exactly the rubber you just described. The amount of spin may not similar but more IMO.

I couldn't agree more!

Agree. But if the incoming ball is fast enough, you may borrow the power to return it with a quality shot. Agree more. I noticed my top sheet started losing the tackiness as well in less than 2 months.

Agree. Learning, and practising the techniques in the games are easier. May not gives highest quality shot but in an amatuer match you may still win many points with this rubber.

Water-based glue will not damage this blade, nor will it damage any good-quality blade. Even cheap Palio Energy series blades will not be damaged. Just be careful when removing the rubber. Low-range blades or training blades like the 729 V series may splinter when the rubber is removed. I have...

Now I'm confused 😅

So this isn't a tacky or sticky rubber, is it? Edit: It's a sticky rubber (hybrid) according to XIOM official website. Link here

No, all of them will glue D09C 😂

If someone can consistently penetrate the sponge with a topspin stroke and power, the pips will break within 3-6 months at most. Advanced players might break them even sooner. I might be wrong, but that's what I've seen. Or do Chinese rubbers tend to break easily? IDK

He probably has other channels teaching other sports 😂

Looks new!

Do plastic covers really improve or maintain stickiness? What's the logic behind that? I store my racket in a racket bag after cleaning it, without covering the topsheet with a plastic sheet. So far, I haven't noticed any significant deterioration in stickiness. Maybe there's a slight decrease...

Letting it dries alone is risky IMO. I experienced watermark on my topsheet. I suggest wipe to dry straight away after cleaning with some water.

During match / training 1. Breathe & wipe with hand (slow and not effective if too much dust) or 2. Wipe on your sweaty shirt & wipe with hand to dry (faster and cleaner - not sure if good for the rubber) After match / training 3. Put on small amount of water and wipe with hand or sponge to dry

I was one of them. LOL. I like the vids of that young chinese lady wearing Popeye t-shirt teaches ping pong. Not sure where he stole the vids.