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  1. Racket weight for youth players

    Perfectly OK, it’s better to get used to the weight early on… Cheers L-zr
  2. Racket weight for youth players

    I don’t remember worrying about this at all. I would say it’s not super important. We just used anything that was available. Cheers L-zr
  3. First time boosting

    They don’t need to but it will be difficult to glue if not… Cheers L-zr
  4. Which Rubbers suit me?

    Speedier than H3(N) but too heavy… Cheers L-zr
  5. New life for the good old DHS G666

    Waste of time… Cheers L-zr
  6. Any attempt to play in an competitive environment ruins this sport for me (rant)

    It’s about your club, they like to put players in leagues, it’s the same where I am from. The club benefits from having a lot of competitors. If you have the time join from the bottom it’s the best alternative. You will get more respect this way. Cheers L-zr
  7. Nittaku excellent J-pen

    For a long time I have been reading about the feeling of playing with a 1 ply Kiso hinoki blade so I decided to try one. I wanted to go back to the traditional version and a couple of weeks ago Tabletennis11 had a sale on this one. Nittaku Excellent 9mm j-pen FH Rakza 7, BH DHS C7 (long...
  8. Tibhar K3 durability and alternatives

    I find it interesting You like Sanwei Target so much. I played it brand new on my Darker 7p2a yesterday and I find it very dead and less tacky than my 2 month old H3 OS… Both of them similarly boosted. It may need some break in but it is definitely a lot less tacky…. Cheers L-zr
  9. Any attempt to play in an competitive environment ruins this sport for me (rant)

    When you start, you start from the bottom. Then where you belong will be adjusted by itself… Cheers L-zr
  10. Best Single Ply Hinoki Blade on Ali Express for a 13 Year old! and thenbest Price/Performance Single PLy?

    Interesting, can you tell us more about this wood?🪵 Cheers L-zr P.s I think this is definitely on topic…
  11. Your Top 5 of blades

    My 5 favorites, the order changes constantly. - SDC 372 Mjölnir (still a little too fast but I am getting there) - SDC 486 Barda (lovely soft feel but a tad too stiff) - Nittaku Meister basalt inner (currently playing this one) - Donic Appelgren world champ 89 (perfect speed and soft feel)...
  12. why wait to dry the glue?

    I used to do it similarly. I find it too slow and too cumbersome so I do it the dry way now. My biggest problem was that it was really messy. I won’t go back I’ll stick with the dry method. Cheers L-zr
  13. Tibhar K3 durability and alternatives

    I have been playing H3 on FH approximately since it got less tacky. I wouldn’t have it any other way. I have played with more tacky rubbers and yes they are an advantage serving, but nothing else. I think H3 is perfect as it is right now. Cheers L-zr
  14. Choice between T05fx, rozena and T19

    Far behind the table. (>2.5m) Cheers L-zr
  15. NEW Gold Arc 9

    For playin close to the table, only one choice for me: DHS H3 or H3 Neo. Cheers L-zr
  16. Choice between T05fx, rozena and T19

    Of course a Chinese rubber will fix this. You start at the bottom and work your way up… Cheer L-zr
  17. Choice between T05fx, rozena and T19

    My advice is stay away from Tenergies if you have problems in the short game. On my FH I would choose Tibhar Hybrid MK if I would choose to play an ESN rubber on FH. You also have Nittaku Hammond Z2 where you don’t need to change your style from Tenergy, but it has lower spin capabilities. I...
  18. Choice between T05fx, rozena and T19

    I seriously doubt it has longer dwell, What you want for a more secure short game is to go up in hardness so that the ball does not sink into the sponge and also less catapult. T19 should be harder than T05FX so maybe. Cheers L-zr
  19. Choice between T05fx, rozena and T19

    T05FX is not at all forgiving in the short game. It’s basically a nightmare being catapulty and spin sensitive… Cheers L-zr
  20. Pips falling out

    I know, one of my training partners hit the ball like there is no tomorrow every time… He misses like 2/3 rd’s of them… Basically gives away the match…. It’s fun to train him though. Cheers L-zr
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