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Rakza 7 is really good and like the Vega Series rubbers, it is still a good rubber for polyballs but with lesser spin due to ball change.

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I have tried the Akkad briefly and it is stiff but the control is much better than Primorac Carbon. Rakza 7 is a good rubber but spin-wise, it is not as spinny as MXP or MXS. I saw your other thread and i suggest you go with 2.0mm rubbers for a few months until you are ready to go max...

Agree on the hidden serves.

The releaunched Xiom Novus blades. They are just good for the hand.

The inner carbon stiga is said to be released in spring. All other blades aside from clipper and inner carbon stiga are allegedly available in China only.

Sorry i should have expounded more. What i mean is that composition is popular since it is a proven wood combination that inspite being an all wood blade combined with modern rubbers, it is a fast but controllable set up (all limba ayous 7 ply blades). The wood ply combination also does not...

Because with the rubbers right nowadays, you would not need a super fast blsde to produce powershots even at far distance from the table.

Your main concern should be your strokes basing on the video. I would still go with an all+ or off- blade.

The t-11 or t-11+ is supposedly 155x157mm.

i thought T-11+ blades are already standard sized blades. The smaller type of balsa carbon blades are the old Tibhar Rapid Carbon and the Donic Black Devil blades.

It would be a surprise if blades nowadays do not have a hollow handle unless customized.

A word of caution on the hurricane 37 degrees. Do not boost it if your strokes are not developed yet. It can be as fast as esb rubbers when boosted and the arc is a bit higher conpared to esn rubbers.

Extreme S is really bouncy for an all wood blade. I would agree with offensive S, energy wood v2 or azalea off.

The DHS factory should have a voc detecting device also to keep parts per million inline with the ittf rule.

Looks good. Looks like same quality with Red+Black brand.

Brown or colored limba??

There is still the loop hole of boosting the rubbers in the factory. Unless ittf controls it, this will go on.

If you have a proper coaching lesson, try a chinese rubber. It will develop your brushing contact.

I remember that blade. It is the YEO of yinhe.