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If you remember that this is thr same guy who accused me of attacking him for pointing out it is illegal to play with two rackets and claimed it was happening all over China and presented as evidence a girl training in a video, you will know exactly what his goal is.

Oh, it was amazing, wasn't as spinny as my Golden Tango or Razka Z, but far more disturbing on power shots (no upward kick) and I was able to loop serves and smash counters better. I am going to take advantage of the TT11 special and get a few more. Hope my body can hold up playing with this...

Oh. Rakza Z is incredibly high arcing and spiny. My issue with it is that I don't back off the table and it would be ideal for a player who backs off the table. That's why even though I sometimes prefer what I can do witn Rakza Z, Golden Tango suits me better because I can hold the table...

Sometimes looping to pips is not as effective as flat hitting or smashing when you have the stroke or the opportunity is present. Finally, and most importantly, don't underestimate what serves can do to pips players especially if you have a good backspin vs no spin combination. The most...

He also lost to a teammate, something it is easy to forget.

You will experience this with a lot of old school tensioned rubbers, even the Tenergy series has the same issue. The main solution is edge tape and a modest over hang, but it isn't anything wrong you are doing, it is supposed to happen.

Because it seems some countries who are doing their fair share (or more than their fair share) have the ability to create new events almost as if by waving a wand.

I am testing H3 provincial tomorrow. If I don't like it (I remember trying it on a Gergely a long time ago), I will consider that for sure.

Too late for Tango, everywhere is out of stock lol!

Depends on what the format is - they usually have lots of prelims for the people who cannot get in by ranking. But the seeds keep going through knockouts. But they have had other formats.

I should get my sheets of Hurricane today. If those fail to impress me because I don't boost, then on to Codexx and Rakza Z EH then. Tango, it was a good dance while it lasted...

It is hard to even be sure he uses MX-P on backhand, where do you buy that Infinity lol... :ROFLMAO:

The information I got was from someone who claimed to have seen his racket from racket inspection. What a player uses in a testing ad, I am indifferent to vs what he uses in a tournament situation.

Yes, I play with one now. I mostly used a Joola Trinity before switching. The Cybershape blocks a bit better and I liked it for my playing style. I want to try Hurricane on it now and see how that goes.

Nope. K2. At least, that is what I have heard. I really don't know beyond what I have heard.

Do you mean Gewo Codexx EF Pro 54?

Will give it a try then, when you play close to the table, you need to be able to take balls off the bounce without sending them long and this feeling is easier with Tango.

The body usually adapts if you do it slowly over a period of time. But if he has to play and train aggressively and cannot do exercises to build strength, stay away from it to avoid creating an injury that will make it harder to play. But if he is able to practice with weights (shadow stroke...

It's pretty depressing that K2 isn't easily available and that Golden Tango is being discontinued. Makes me wonder how long K2 has before it disappears as well despite the fact that Jorgic is using it. And no, I find Golden Tango/K2 much better for how I play compared to K3. I am even finally...

Amazon.com is selling the Cybershape Carbon for $140 from Japan. I just got one and it looks pretty legit.