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I don’t know what You have, Stiga blades are made in Sweden… Cheers L-zr

The clipper cybershape with a price tag of 900sek, I don't think so, its outragues.... I payed less for a custom blade from @hipnotic... Cheers L-zr

Nittaku premium and DHS DJ 40+ are the best balls. Very similar, hardly ever brakes. I never saw the need for seamless balls. Cheers L-zr

I have yet to see one… Cheers L-zr

Eat proteins and work hard, but even better eat as normal and train hard. You will develop muscles. As a table tennis player agility is more important than muscle… Cheers L-zr

I find it’s like a tuned down T05. Less speed, less spin and more control (sorry BB). Cheers L-zr

I Agree 100%, but it’s a little bit expensive, I’m waiting for a sale… Cheers L-zr

G-1 has plenty of power, train Yourself to hit harder. Cheers L-zr

Because it’s a Tenergy and soft Tenergy is catapulty and spin sensitive. I have not tried T25(FX) but I used to play T05 FH and T05FX BH. Wonderful combo for offensive gave but hellish short game. My guess is that though T25 is slower it’s still spin sensitive (probably en more so) and...

Another vote for Accuda S2 or Accuda blue P2. I would think T25FX would be a night mate in the slow game just like T05FX is. If Your backhand is weak you need a little more speed and a little less spin which translates to spin sensitivity. For me those two rubbers are perfect. Not much...

After another week I am so sure that Bloom power will survive the extra month (probably even longer) so I made this my match rubber. I also ordered (and received thanks @mocker88 ) another batch. The fact is that the cleaner has absolutely no adverse effect on this (and I believe all others as...

🤣🤣🤣 No, my club is sponsored by Donic sponsors my club and Bluefire, Accuda and Accuda blue are common. Mark V is rare. Those rubbers on Appelgren all play is a norm. I would probably recommend Mark V but with the proper blade it’s no problem. Cheers L-zr

Beginners play fine with Tensors, most beginners I have seen has started with one. Not much different technique is required either. H3 is just more demanding when You hit hard. Cheers L-zr

Well, I can not agree on the speed point. A fast rubber is fast with less effort. A slow rubber may be fast but with maximum effort. I like slow(ish) rubbers too, but that doesn't mean I call them fast... I'm pretty sure You can get the same speed out of a dish washing sponge could You hit...

Just because You don't get power and loose more with of a rubber doesn't mean its hard to play with. So many aspects. I am changing to Chinese rubbers now and actually enjoying it, just because I find it easier to play with. I don't win more games but I get more spin (but less overall power)...

I have tried: 1. Dandoy bio booster. It's effect is virtually the same as pure paraffin oil. There no obvious difference between the two. I believe this is pure paraffin oil. 2. Falco booster. It has a better effect than pure paraffin oil. This is probably refined somehow or some...

If You check out Your home builders store You may find fid some purer paraffin oil. Its often used for wood care. I have used it for a long time on my wooden cutting boards. Its good for this, because its taste and odorless. Then You can use white spirit (also made from petroleum) to make it...

paraffin oil is a type of mineral oil. Paraffin oil is a cleaner type of kerosene, but both are extracted from petroleum products. Rubbers are made from the same material, this basically means that that type of oils resolves the rubber. I's as simple as this. Then also seamon uses some kind of...

Is this how You understand tis part? "The oil actually resolves the sponge so guess what happens when You use too much. " Boosting is the same as destroying the sponge (always). I think its pretty clear, but maybe its a language thing.... Cheers L-zr

All boosters main component is paraffin oil and so is a lot of skin care products where probably baby oil is one of them. But there is so much other stuff in it so You'd be better off with some pure paraffin oil. The sponge is made of the same chemical components so it mixes with the oil. The...