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@Tony's Table Tennis i find the point about just using the forearm, rotating not changing the height and shoulder line really interesting. I paid attention to see if i did it, and it works quite well and it feels stable afterwards. What about slow spinny loops with more arc? And when facing...

I dont think they play on the same category. I used boosted Rxton 3 pink and it worked fine. RXTON 3 PRO should share some similarities but probably not tacky enough for you either. Main advantage of those are price/performance

I got similar responses (no anti or pips but the slow down) using rxton 3, skyline and tornado v5 on BH. I guess a bit of tackiness and softer sponges do that. Sometimes while teaching i use my students bats and i need to adjust my blocks to let them hit confortably (i block A LOT and different...

I really liked your response, Even more, you provided context with videos. I think explaining your personal logic and feelings gives better information for the averge player. its a valid point, i think its really relevant for most club level players. I guess when someone generally recommends...

Great point for sure! Its all really personal at the end of the day. I watched your video, You seem to have a decent foundation. I cant guess your match level since those were controlled balls, but you consider yourself a newbie.. i would like to hear your feelings about the typical ball PK50...

For sure i found that techniques applied to match scenarios can differ a lot from static or controlled drills. Its clear that equipment its a really personal thing. Thats why i stated that some comparisons are too general or with too many variables.

Sorry not really intendend as a question, i forgot to add reply. They were talking about PK50 and comparing to Loki options.

Did you guys check the new Hybrid from nitakku? Maybe that could replace your PK50 🤷‍♂️ it supposed to launch end of April

That could be said for a lot of rubbers comparisons...tons of variables so its anecdotical, of course for your personal comparison its usefull but what if i spin block and have better results taming balls with LAC? Or if my grip while blocking is looser? Blade ridgidity and top ply could affect...

Yes there is a red softer version since a while, i think i shared a video some time ago

@Zwill Has a pretty comple post about his test using the device https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/i-think-i-unlocked-the-ultimate-cheat-code-for-butterfly-rubbers-with-spring-sponge-x.34399/

How its your opinion now about regular/pro orange sponge LAC, vs the Blue sponge LAC? A quick comparision of particularities of each one and if they were the same price which would you choose?

W81 outer i guess. But telson speed its quite fast too so i dont know.

Kirin K3 its really really good, a steal for the price

I would assume they are the JP version...mine was imported but look at the lens it should say made in japan

Korbel JP its an amazing blade!

Not sure if super alc, but loki has quite good external koto + carbon blades. TELSON SPEED pretty good for the price, W81 external is really good. Now they produced a couple W81 special variants, "pro" zhou yu signed, custom made for their contract players etc.

● BLADES They have a lot of options in the Kirin Series. From entry level dirt cheap options with and without carbon. All the other series are typical external or internal carbon combinations with different price, quality and fibers. price goes up from Rxton series to Telson to Arthur W81 etc...

Its a bit complicated since they added rubbers and blade series, some updated packagings and some products are experiments mainly for chinese market. A simplified current catalog would be something like this: ● RUBBERS RXTON series: Tacky or semi tacky rubbers, price and target market goes up...

I can try to ask. I saw color rubbers for LAC in the LARC a long time ago so it was a matter of time they released colour rubbers using the mold number. When i asked before they were working on Telson and Rxton 7 so there wasnt any info. Lets see now.