Couldn't agree more. Mercury 2 is probably the best cheap rubber.
Don't change until you're ready to upgrade to expensive ESN or BTY/DHS rubbers.
IMHO.
LOL. I agree with you all. It's a silly description. I can't believe BTY didn't write better than that. Maybe BTY is trying to catch someone who has never played ping pong, and hopefully, they eat the bait.
An introductory blade Jun Mizutani supervised
Jun Mizutani supervised the creation of this blade. His main desire was to design something that would help players improve and gain new skills leading to increased enjoyment of the sport.
It was designed to make it easy for the ball to travel in...
Thank you! I can still see the older brown handle version being sold online now. The blue handle is pricier than the brown one. Do you think it's worth buying the newer version? It seems you have both of them, which one do you like the most?
I'm sorry if this question seems silly. I'm curious to know if these two blades are different models or the same? Hope anyone who has used these two blades would like to share their experiences playing with them. Thank you!
Well, it hurts me a bit. LOL. I just bought a pair of Rozena at the end of last year because my rubbers would be dead in a few months. I was afraid the price would increase after a new year. I shouldn't have done it, especially when Glayzer and Glayzer 09C are now available.
My 17-year-old daughter is keen to learn table tennis, so I'm thinking to start off with a slight cheaply beginner setup. I'm considering using Vega Intro on a blade for beginners (have not decided yet) that is between flex and stiff in terms of elasticity.
The question is, which thickness...
A layman like me thinks that a high throw angle means that the racket setup is used by players who have less strength and technique than players with good technique and strength.
IMHO, a low throw racket setup requires a fast and strong stroke/brush to pass the ball over the net. The reward is...