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Best glue depends of rubber. H3 or heavy weight rubber, DHS15 or Revolution N°3 with the high viscosity Long Pips OX Revolution N°3 with the lowest viscosity Japan & ESN rubber enough Revolution N°3 with the medium viscosity. Also layers number in blade & rubber matters a lot.

It's very good but hardly available, in Europe only tabletennis11.......

Here in Spain from 40 to 46€

No doubt the best all round table tennis of all time it's Stiga All Round Classic with more than 1 million of blades sold.

It all depends, not all long pips are frictionless also exist with grip, the same for anti there are with more or less reversal, also depend the blade & the player skills you are playing against.

OFYK I have a friend two times champion of Spain Veterans playing with SuperBlock, once banned no more win any more championship....

Very good blade, as new, perfect for classic defense so I sell because I'm a chop-block close to the table player. Thanks for looking

Still looking for, thanks.

I never take Igor says seriously, but there is other people whatching & can get confused....

Long Pips Specte from DMS available in all colours with ITTF approval

One key point for Chinese with tacky topsheet & hard sponge is that speed is only get doing a lot of spin & that's only possible with thicker brush.

Serving make the motion of the bat from down to up also tangentially and in place of contact the ball the side far the table contact the ball in the side between the ball and the table, that requires skill because the ball goes up but with strong back spin, the tricky is to calculate the first...

Serving you can't only hit the ball frontally or moving down or horizontally the bat when contact the ball.

It's between the two. If you only brush or only hit throug the center of the ball you can't get the maximum spin.

Still didn't tried. But I read good things about it vs european hybrids & as you said more cheap.

When I said hit I want to say thick contact, for me thick contact isn't brush, if you brush tacky hard sponge you can't get the maximum spin of the rubber can give so better use other kind of rubbers.

My point of view is like Chinese approach, start from the beginning with the right material, what's the right material? linear material, what's the linear material? the once you know for sure you predict 100% how works. If you give to beginners easy catapult fast rubbers, never ever will know...

The key point is that you impart/get more spin: back or top using hard rubbers with proper technique no matter the stroke you do: serve topspin, sidespin or backspin, etc.

Really I enjoy having a good time reading you, waiting each time how can you go down & down & down....it seems boots are each time more perfect like human stupidity