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It would be very interesting if someone translated this. Thanks a lot.

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Do you think TG2 will be good on Acoustic? edit: also, is it provincial blue sponge TG2 or commercial ?

I would say regular hands. LG handle is definitely better for BH. FH I feel that sometimes with bigger handles I need to consciously relax the wrist more, since smaller handles kind of make my wrist loose automatically on the FH side(HL5 is another blade with rather thin handle - same...

OK tried C-1 and it's much better than G-1 for BH. The sponge is softer, while topsheet remains very grippy, so I can execute the same BH flicks. Blocks and counter topspins are easier to execute. So far happy with this rubber on the BH, waiting when EJ virus strikes again. Also gonna return...

I had 3 acoustics and 2 of them was 85g, the latest with large handle I have is 88g, which is perfect for me.

I think there should be some science behind 'being comfortable'. I (rarely) experience this feeling when I make one shot and then another and then another and the stance just feels right and comforable to do however many top spins I need to win the point. However, it's not always the case and...

I've received Nittaku Acoustic just recently (again...), but this time with large handle and this was the best purchase in my life. Feels MUCH better than regular handle. Nittaku FastArc G-1 on FH somehow fits Acoustic just right. It feels right. It does just everything how I expect it to do...

spin it

Yinhe Big Dipper 39 degrees. I though that it might replace H3. Nope, not at all. Much less spin, unfortunately. H3 forever it seems.

I've ordered it once in winter and it came in a very "interesting" state. It was consisting of two substances: very fluid part and denser part. After mixing these two with the brush that it comes with, it became like water in terms of density. Overall, I think it lost some of it's properties...

So here's a little quote from Table Tennis Gan from YouTube under his video about boosting. Enough of a proof for me that 1-2 layers are sufficient to play well (and he plays really well) Better have more training sessions, than overboost the rubber.

@Dan thans for the awesome opportunity to share knowledge and chat with people around the world about table tennis. Great redesign! Now back to discussing hurricane 3 and boosting...

Nittaku FastArc G-1 doesn't shrink if you glue it without any stretching in the first place (don't push hard when putting rubber to the surface of the blade and rolling it with roller). Not sure about other ESN rubbers.

Yup, but nevertheless he still chooses Hurricane 3 on both sides. I thought you said 'better' as in 'ESN is definitely better' than H3 neo BS boosted. May be it's language barrier, I don't know.

Brother Gan would not agree with you :) look at what he does with H3 on this blade!

Old but gold. I've never seen this thread and it's very interesting to me to explore what CNT was using during 2011-2012 era.

I think I just replied to your comment asking the same thing on my youtube channel :D 8-80 is rather slow. Rakza 7 is around the same speed as FastArc G-1 and 8-80 is around 1.35 times slower according to my subjective calculations. Overall, 8-80 is not an amazing rubber, even if you hit good...

Why is this not on the official WTT YouTube channel I wonder 🤔

If the ball touches your PADDLE hand and otherwise results in a legal hit, there is no rule violation and play shall continue as normal. Your paddle hand includes all fingers and hand area below the wrist. If the ball touches your hand and THEN paddle, or the other way around, this is...