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I'm looking for a fast cpen blade for mid distance looping.How does this blade differ from the YEO and the offensive NCT?

I wish i could watch from this view more often. Much greater sense of the game! Do you have more?

What scares me about this serve is that it comes at you fast, but slows down right towards the end and catches the second bounce right at the edge of the table (giving the illusion of a deep serve going long/over). I would read it wrong every single time and try to loop/lift the underspin yet...

With such a huge difference in price, you should absolutely expect there to be a huge discrepancy in performance as well. Both the TG3N and the fake TG3BS are around $20 like you said. If I get comparable quality out of the fake one, then I think it would be worth a shot. I just don't want to...

Do you guys think switching to the plastic balls is making for more "entertaining" rallies?

Solid point. I purchase rubbers quite infrequently, so I do not get to experiment as much. I won't lie, I have purchased it :P, but solely out of curiosity. I will more than likely replace it in a few weeks/months. While I've been training with a coach, I have yet to compete in a competition as...

Agreed. Even if I do luck out with a playable sheet, who's to say I would again when it is time to replace it. The 2 TG3N and the H3N I've purchased so far have been very consistent and comparable quality (which has been quite solid).

I see. It isn't the color that has me intrigued. I've noticed that the blue sponges on the both the BD and the fake TG3 are porus. I suspect they will feel different than the classic TG3N, H3N sponges (possibly increased dwell time, different catapult effect, etc.), and I'm very curious to try...

The dealer has verified (obviously for that price) that the TG3 blue sponge is fake, but states the quality of the rubber is still quite good. I'm currently plyaing with the TG3 neo. Has anyone tried this rubber? Will the performance be on par with the TG3 neo? I've heard the Big Dipper is...

I've only played with the H3 neo and the TG3 neo (both 39 degree). My bat is the CPEN YEO7P (offensive+) so my impression may not be entirely applicable. I find both rubbers to be excellent, with the H3 neo more forgiving towards punch-type shots and the TG3 more forgiving towards loop-type...

Have you tried the domestic versions? Do you (or anybody else) no the difference between the domestic versions and the commercial ones? (I know that the domestic versions come in different sponge hardness, I don't think this is the case for the commercial ones?)

MS vs BD, which is better for topspin play, which is better at banana flicks and which is better for hitting/driving?

Is there a difference between the red and black rubbers asides from the color? Are the sponges and topsheets the same? I found this pic of the black yinhe big dipper blue sponge: http://www.kineske-gume.rama.hr/Galaxy_GOD_Sponge.jpg comparing it to the tenergy sponge...

I'm intrigued by the big dipper rubber, and I had some questions. Would you mind if I messaged you?

People at my club are playing with the nittaku *** premium sha 40+. I have the nittaku *** 40+ (not the premium) that is still better than most low quality *** balls (including the stiga *** readily available.) Before the switch to the nittaku premium polyball, the people at my club felt the...

Software engineer and a father of two girls (4 yr old and a 6 mo old).

To me it appears that his wrist is less bent? I know at 2:31 it is a ghost of two images, im inclined to think it is actually closer to his body.

For everyone who thinks the ball is anywhere other than 10, pause the video at 2:31 and tell me what you think

I KNOW the ball is at no. 10.

Iv tried moon, mars 2 and jupiter on my backhand (rpb). Ive been pleased with all of them, and find that value for price, yinhe rubbers are worth trying. Out of all of these Jupiter has both the highest throw and tack. Since i prefer tacky rubbers on my backhand, Im now debating sticking with...