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Quick google search yields info that: Andro Timber 7 OFF is 6.8mm thick Tibhar Force Pro Black is ~6.7 (got result from 6.6 to 6.8 with that search) So they are way too thick for my licking. Tibhar Force pro blue is ~6.1 - 6.2 Andro Gauzy BL7 is 5.7mm So they probably would be somewhat similar...

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Welp. I found only those two to be sub 6mm. That is my preferred thickness for looping 7ply. Thicker 7plys are stiffer and harder to loop with. These sub 6mm 7plies seem to be good middleground. Curiouses and cheap swats are still available in Poland if you would want to import it.

Welp. You might want to add Tibhar Curious to the list. As well TSP SWAT

Or you could wear a sweat band to limit sweat dripping from above wrist.

Welp you can split the rubber scraps into top sheet and sponge. Then you can measure things separately. It won't be that good though. When using durometer you should do multiple times, and I read that in this particular example the measurement should be from the center. Hagisv has compiled a...

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For hurricane 3 it is laser printed on the bottom of the sponge.

You can measure the rubbers hardness with durometer but you would have to shave the pimples.

Welp. I do not quite agree with this. It goes against my personal experience. Hard rubber with the APC caused hesitation on my end. G1 felt much better because it was easier to always engage the sponge.

Joola Easy also is promising. I have the tibhar smash net. I will measure the opening for ya.

Check tibhar smash clamp (not the table, the net kit) . The opening is roughly 10 cm.

47-48 ESN scale, roughly 37-38 chinese dhs scale.

I also enjoy this statistical bauble, because the ball flies differently, and people have issues predicting the ball flight if the had not plaid against H3.

The hardness refers to the sponge only. The rubber which the top sheet is made of also hast its own hardness. But it is rarely disclosed.

Higher number harder. 39 DHS scale is about as hard MX-D. The harder the rubber the harder it is to play that faster it POTENTIALLY can play. If you cannot compress it with your stroke, you will NOT get the benefits. 37 should have similar combined hardness as your tenergy

https://youtu.be/qtduZ5mc1bw This vid by chance?

Ease of use. I recently have more issues with health and when my muscles tense, I have issues using anything too fast.

How difficult is the TMXi and pro version.

I really like his serve tutorials. They helped me a bunch. He does not show how to properly practice those serves, but he explains the mechanics of varience very well. I still get fight with muscle tension issue locking my wrist messing my serves, but his videos helped a bunch with many...