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  1. A light Chinese rubber with a little catapult and decent spin

    I did on a different blade. Didn’t like it much. I’ve come to the conclusion that I like at least a minimal amount of tackiness even on BH. It’s nothing special Dragon F I think is better. Nothing special but I don’t remember my dragons hanving “pro” in their names… Cheers L-zr
  2. Reviewing big batch of rubbers

    Maybe your boosting trashed it… Not all rubbers like being boosted… Cheers L-zr
  3. Rules regarding RPB side of racket

    But no ITTF number is visible??? Cheers L-zr
  4. Lifespan of a blade?

    Blades tend to play slower as they age and loose their sponginess… Cheers L-zr
  5. racket acceleration

    Here is an excellent light blade. https://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/neottec-amagi-all Cheers L-zr
  6. Replacement recommendations for broken 50 year old Stiga 2000 blade

    Among those 10 blades my pick would be Yasaka Sweden Extra. Cheers L-zr
  7. Sealing blade and oiling blade's handle question

    Boiled linseed oil works great for this, but it will take a few weeks to harden properly… Cheers L-zr
  8. What are the best scissors to cut rubber?

    A sharp one… Cheer L-zr
  9. Contact time with the rubber and hitting area

    If the ball rolls you don’t have enough grip. The rubber stretches and rebounds all within milliseconds… Cheers L-zr
  10. Donic true carbon inner

    Can’t do this, The true carbon inner is still naked, but I expect to be faster and more difficult to play. It’s way back in the line of blades to test… Cheers L-zr
  11. World Champion 89 Appelgren

    Reply to review by 'Lazer' on item 'World Champion 89 Appelgren'

    The entire WC89 series are probably outers, Persson liked really fast blades so something else is probably making the difference because his is labeled an inner too. Must be a typo…. In my experience the speed data is as accurate as it can be. Waldners blade isn’t rated super fast either so...
  12. World Champion 89 Appelgren

    Reply to review by 'Lazer' on item 'World Champion 89 Appelgren'

    I am looking at my Appelgren and it’s definitely an outer. .. Cheers l L-zr
  13. World Champion 89 Appelgren

    Reply to review by 'Lazer' on item 'World Champion 89 Appelgren'

    Haven’t used it, also it’s an inner where Appelgren is an outer. The flex + spruce + an outer carbon layer is what makes it special IMO. Look at Donics homepage their data is very good. Cheers L-zr
  14. I feel that Dignics 05 is extremely overrated. Is it just me?

    Then my friend, Your goal is achieved… Cheers L-zr
  15. Does anyone else put rubber bands on their handle to adjust weight distribution?

    Yes (but grip tape) but mostly to make the handle thicker. Cheers L-zr
  16. DHS fans unite!

    Totally agree, I only use H3 39 Orange Provincial. I never tried the old with tons of tackiness. The new H3 still is spinnier than any ESN rubber. The grip after 4 months is still excellent with all tackiness gone. Cheers L-zr
  17. 729 Bloom Power

    I’m not really sure, but it was the softest one. I stil have a few sheets let me go look. Edit: It was H45… Cheers L-zr
  18. Short review of Glayzer 09c

    I’m with Gozo on Glazer. 09C is decent . It just feels a little bit numb but it produces decent shots. I was playing it on a 5 ply allwood all+ blade. Probably feels better on a crisp carbon blade. Cheers L-zr
  19. 729 Bloom Power

    Blom power is more spinny, I think speed wise not a huge difference if anything dragon F is faster. But Bloom power was extremely slow in the beginning but after a few sessions it opened up. I am playing Dragon F medium soft and was playing Bloom power 40. Bloom power was harder. Dragon F a lot...
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