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Only VM is acquirable at this point.

Opinion on the rubber will vary greatly depending on the style, skill and preference. There are rubbers which will appeal to a large crowd, there are rubbers which will be loved by small group of people. That's why I think most of the reviews are pointless. I find only comparison-based reviews...

That's not quite how it works. ESN is not exactly Shore O. I have Shore A durometer and measured some ESN and Chinese rubbers. If you want a very good forehand tacky rubber go for Battle 2 + Seamoon or another booster of choice. Alongside Vega China, those are by far my favorite rubbers (I...

Isn't this sort of obvious though? I always thought grip work both ways..

I agree with this statement. Win or losing a match is not a good criterion. Point by point analysis should be much better I think. Less variable at a time. PS: I am too equipment junkie, but I like good and unique stuff (Aruna Hinoki Carbon, Xiom Omega Tour blade). Best thing I ever got from...

take a look at osp stuff

4 weeks ago, stiff as a stick figure 2 weeks ago, you seem to have less tense and more relaxed. Shots seemed to me more fluid 1 hour ago, edit: step back I think

Sry for cutting into the discussion. I had no evidence for Big Dipper, but that was the case. I wore the sticky surface of my Jupiter 2 sheet that separation between those two layers you are talking about was visible.

I was taught that passive block is when you do not add power, only merely redirect the ball, and active block is when you add power.

https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?21949-Stiga-DNA-Pro-Rubbers-Review

Yinhe v14 pro is good and should be close enough

I really like the new OSP blade design.

If you are entering your rubber similar to T05 but not t05 spree consider Gewo Nexxus El Pro 48. Good stuff. There should be some other forumers here to agree.

If you want the exact Tenergy 05FX experience why bother with alternatives? Money is the issue? How long does a sheet last you?

I strongly disagree. At least in the meaning, you worded it. I think it might get someone into the mindset that he must give it everything in every shot, which may lead to too much muscle tension. If you force yourself to use more power than your skill can handle you are bound to get unenforced...

Maybe that is one of the ingredients to success. Economic situation forcing one not to think about gear giving you advantage and forcing you to use what you already have to it's fullest (emphasis on body here)...

Yinhe supply chain to eu is garbage. Most of their rubbers are usually sold in china.

I would really love if you showed more details BH loop also. Keep up good work.

I have GEWO Aruna Hinoki Carbon and it behave similarly and the rubber unglued really easilly.

Why not just try few speeds and increment them as you go?