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yeah I think that's what we're gonna do in the end.. It just seems strange that in so many spaces they have so many of these separators, new, old, beaten up.. and always seemed like it's something cheap and easy to get.. now that I'm actually in charge of a space and need to get some of these...

Hello everyone ~ Does anyone know how to get some cheap court barriers / separators? These seem to cost 150 - 200 euros for 5.. Heck these are more expensive than the tables, if you need more than 10 for each table.. I'm thinking to custom make some on our own. Is there any other option for...

just tried G1 on forehand yesterday (blade treiber z - hinoki and some kind of carbon / composite element, kinda fast I would say) and it's pretty dope - very linear, not bouncy kind of feel, when looping mid distance with power it produces some rockets.. added C1 on backhand and I tried both...

I was going to get the Yinhe Moon 12 Blue (which I will get at some point for sure just to try) but plans changed.. I found a former 1st and 2nd division player to play (I'm lucky that I am the next best player for him to train) and he puts a lot of pressure to me, so I thought to replace both...

I agree with Tyce - and since you say you can keep the ball consistently on the table during practice and you are learning to loop against backspin, you are probably fine. Yes the racket is faster than your skills probably, but I think if you can keep up now at the beginning then after some...

Design wise they still look bad though :) maybe a bit better than the Ma Lin, but still this design is like 30 years ago

I follow the rules merlin el mago - I started my comment saying I've never boosted. The discussion here is if this rule is fair or not. If the rule is just an "anti-Chinese rubber usage - and - buing more expensive European rubbers" rule, then it's not really fair, is it? What else is gained out...

I've never boosted but it seems an unfair rule.. boost or not boost doesn't really matter, it'snot that you're using anti or something - and even anti is allowed. Moreover isn't also an unfair advantage if someone has the budget to buy the new best equipment and someone else can only play with...

Double Fish Volant Phoenix 2 - this seems like a good option!

valid question.. but I mean outdated compared to the newer ones that might have more nuanced properties due to research and tech over the years (like from Vega Pro to Vega X) ~ I don't know though, maybe these rubbers are better than the newer versions..

💯 Agreed.. especially the red. I remember vega Europe being a solid choice for BH.. is it still though, or is it a bit outdated now? Both PRO and Europe are 25 euros on dandoy right now, but I thought they might be outdated now

Oh, I see that might be the reason..

Thanks for the details! - So I glued the AK Red where I had the Vega pro and I can tell you that they are very different, even if the hardness is the same. Not sure if the AK will "break" after a couple of hours and will soften up.. but the Vega has a much softer / more grippy feel and higher...

45 isn't too soft right? So might be good for me too, I was thinking the medium hard because of the speed as you said, but I don't know the hardness of other rubbers to compare.. that's measured more in the latest years. Btw I glued a palio AK47 red today because I had it lol.. definitely not...

Well I can tell you this for sure, in the next batch of rubbers we will order from ali exress there will be at least one Moon 12 blue in there 100% :) I will come back to write my thoughts - btw I'm curious why most reviews and a couple of videos were using medium soft.. which is the softer out...

I don't really feel the hardness in rubbers, *I mean since it's hard it should be fast, right? But it seemed a bit slow.. haven't really used to these type of rubbers.. I just glued it because I had it and seems okay ish. (My last bh rubber was barracuda for a couple of years, 7-8 years ago)...

thanks so much! I wanna get both now :) Maybe if Moon 12 feels better on BH, I could use the Glayzer on FH

Since you use Glayzer - what is the main difference between Glayzer and Moon 12 Blue? I will stop asking more questions after this lol.. I'm just off table tennis for 7-8 years and where I live I'm the most advanced player (and like a coach) so I don't have any proper teamates to ask or try...

Thanks! So Glayzer doesn't have so much tensor effect and is more grippy? - and thus a bit easier to flick? I see you use 09C in both sides, what is that you like most?