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You don't like the Anders Lind blade? I am asking because my club is sponsored by Donic (Spårvägen). I am planning next to attempt Donic true carbon inner, as soon as this season is over. I would imagine that the Anders Lind is a notch too fast. It costs too much in the slow game for me...

That flag makes my whole body squeek, gaaaa... Cheers L-zr

I was looking at this too, but they said the handle was smallish. If you want a light 3+2 blade with a hinoki top layer, take a look at Neottec Amagi carbon. It’s probably more flexy and a little slower, but I think it has a decent speed ( not too fast )… Cheers L-zr

iiieeek, wouldn’t touch that even if my life depended on it… Cheers L-zr

Yes, the sweet spot is approximately in the middle and smaller blade = smaller sweet spot. Cheers L-zr

An arm and a leg… Cheers L-zr

I interpret Pedro’s answer as regarding the composite layers effect om a blade. Not the Viscaria in specific. Cheers L-zr

When training a sequence the idea is to get a rhytm. This requires a long series of shots. If you can’t do this your practice is worth less. So start slow and easy and increase the pace until you hit the limit. Remember that the winner of a point is the player that can put the ball back on on...

Absolutely, it’s still the spiniest rubber around. I actually like it better with a lower tackiness. Cheers L-zr

Of you want to learn fast, stay with the same equipment for an extended time. Every time you change you will take a step backwards… Cheers L-zr

No it doesn’t become more tacky. It may appear so. After a session you will have dust collected, this will make it seem like the tackiness has gone. By cleaning it and putting protective covers on it will regain most of its tackiness. But it will always decrease. However I feel it is at its best...

Still available with Tabletennis11… Cheers L-zr

Exactly, happened to me too. And to seriously believe you ca feel the difference is ridiculous. Cheers L-zr

You already had the best "neutral rubber" Mark V Cheers L-zr

1. No, that's an urban myth. It impacts the center of gravity a little. 2. Individual, for me on rubber 2 layers (the rubber absorbs some) 1 on blade. 3. If You attach the rubber after the glue is dried, You can start playing immediately. Cheers L-zr

Mine look like crap (replaced ~2024-08-30), very littte tackiness left but there is still plenty of grip. Planning to use them a full Year. Cheers L-zr

Newer rubbers = more expensive, not necessarily any better but cost more for sure... Cheers L.-zr

Wrist action is independent of engagement type... Cheers L-zr

There are 2 ways to get spin. 1. By brushing, here the contact is light and the tackiness matters. 2. By engaging the sponge. Here the contact is hard and spin comes partly from the stretched sponge and the tackiness matters much much less. Cheers L-zr

Regular haifu seamoon… Cheers L-zr