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  1. Where to buy these rubbers on LARC

    Some rubbers are listed only to be backwards compatible, and some are future proof (Sonnentau and Battle 3 for example).

  2. Bluefire M2

    5 out of 5 rating for Bluefire M2 Very well suited for BH. Very easy to execute every stroke. Not spin sensitive. Easy to achieve good speed.

  3. Dyjas Ultra Power

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  4. Rubbers for beginner Chinese vs European

    Keep in mind that regular moon is not a tacky rubber.

  5. Sanwei Target Pro Blue

    Unless you boost Moon Pro is excellent, Big Dipper as well so would be Vega China. If you boost any of mentioned rubbers will work.
  6. Bluefire M2

    Review by 'Haito' on item 'Bluefire M2'

    Very well suited for BH. Very easy to execute every stroke. Not spin sensitive. Easy to achieve good speed.
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  7. Dyjas Ultra Power

    Dyjas Ultra Power

    For offensive players that like to play fast topspin shots. Excellent for attacking, fast, lots of penetrating power, hard and with good control. Technology: 7 veneers made of abachi (core ply), red abachi (3+5), limba (2+6) and limba (1+7) FULL SPEED AHEAD! No synthetic fibres, just pure...

  8. ALC blade with the thinnest grip

    Yeah, agree with you. I treat some of my blades as an art. I would really rather spend money than time on this. I would waste maybe day or two (which for me is very costly) doing that project and probably make something ugly. It does not really make sense for me financially if the work is more...

  9. ALC blade with the thinnest grip

    If you like Viscaria, but to not like the handle, why not just order a custom handle from blade maker. Send Viscaria and Acoustic to a reputable custom blade maker, f.e. Hipnotic or Afrobro (there is whole thread with them on this forum), and order new handles based on acoustic. Sometimes...

  10. Blade and rubber recommendations for intermediate player

    You need to have approval from the place when you train though

  11. Cheers!! We did it.

    Pending for ittf approval though.

  12. Blade and rubber recommendations for intermediate player

    Xiom Offensive S + decent rubbers. I suggest sticking with all-wood construction. I prefer 7-plies, most people here will recommend 5ply blades though. From blades I owned and used I can recommend Donic Dyjas Ultrapower. Really easy to handle blade. From blades people say that are good, Xiom...

  13. Russia got talents. A lot of talents.

    Nice. Offtop: My attention was immediately taken over by absolute lack of facemasks and social distance by observers.

  14. 729

    Whether it is champion's choice or not, it is tacky and op stated that tacky rubbers are out of the question.

  15. Dignics and its Effect on Sales of Tenergy and Rozena

    It is interesting how high Black Balsa is in penhold ranking. Is it usual? I always thought balsa blades are a niche.

  16. 729

    Possible candidates would be Battle 1, new Battle 1 Max, Aurora and Visnatura.

  17. 729

    There is no rubber that has best performance though. Everyone reacts to rubbers different. Everyone likes different rubbers. When it comes to non tacky rubbers there is not many chinese made ones.

  18. 729

    There is no beat rubber. Depends on budget and preferences. I heard bloom power is good. Did not test myself though. From my tests i can recommend battle 2 for fh. Did not find suitable BH from 729 though.

  19. Rubbers for beginner Chinese vs European

    Correct me I am wrong but Taiji isn't tacky, is it half tacky? Moon non pro is not tacky at all for sure (I have both pro and non pro). I would not get Hurricane 3, Target 90 unless you want get into boosting rabbit hole. For a blade Dyjas Ultra Power is very good option. This guy from Malaysia...

  20. Friendship Battle 2

    I have Battle 2 Prov Orange sponge and Battle 2 Gold Purple sponge. Gold is less tacky, easier to spin and faster.
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