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Handle is probably milled out at least a little bit Slightly larger than average headsize (158x152) and slightly slim handle makes for a bit more head-heaviness when using heavy rubbers.

Maybe its a brand thing? I have been using Nittaku brand sticky sheets for years and years and have always been able to wash them. Gotta wipe them off with your fingers under the stream of tap water until it feels smooth, then let dry on a rack

I don't think so. The feeling of ZJKSZLC is more metallic and it is bouncier with a more direct arc. Dynasty is slower and woodier feeling with better arc, the fiber layer is thinner and less prominent

I'd bet that theres a good chance it will happen. However, having never done so myself, I can't say for sure

Basically Japan has greatly restricted harvest and sale of Hinoki due to over harvestation, to prevent extinction of the species

Technically this is illegal, however if you don't play officially sanctioned competitions I don't think anyone will check pimple aspect ratio. If you widen the space between pimples, then of course the playing characteristics will change. Though I think that unless you can accurately replicate...

To be fair, I think that P1 is one of the more difficult rubbers to use, it is somewhat unforgiving compared to other commonly used chopping long pips like feint 2/3

Look up Leonardo Arata

KTL made some rubbers like this, they were kinda cool, got banned pretty quick tho. Called Golden Star or something

If you want something that feels more similar to MXP but milder, try Evo ELS If you want something that feels steadier and more stable but also less reactive, Fastarc G1 and Aurus are very nice and more durable imo

Flammable just means that it's easy to catch on fire and to burn. But the cell balls were not sensitive unless exposed to the proper conditions

If you are already using TG2 #20 on bh, I think it's worth a try. But I wouldn't say that #22 necessarily gives me more power and spin, rather it offers more support the harder I hit, a stronger sense of dwell time than #20, and a lower more penetrating arc.

I got mine from BEO Store off of Aliexpress: https://a.aliexpress.com/_mKBrsiC

The Feel series has been discontinued for almost a year or more now, I think because Xiom has been planning to roll out the new Hayabusa series. Quite nice straight handles on the Feel series though, shame they are difficult to find now

Gewo In-force PBO

Donic blades with the JO shape Victas Koji series

The purpose is to give you a blade that has rubbers on it at a somewhat affordable price The 'style of play' is to hit the ball on the table No one puts much thought into premade rackets. They use bad quality materials and are rarely worth more than a custom-assembled racket at the end of the day

PC is particularly hard, but I have used other thick Hinoki composite fibre blades that are surprisingly soft such as the Xiom Feel HX, Joola Nobilis. Maybe this one feels soft like those blades

Durability pretty decent, it stays sticky pretty well so long as you keep a protection sheet on it but the sponge does kind of deflate a bit and the topsheet acts less grabby after a few months. I felt like PK50 was a tad firmer and acted a bit less 'spongy' than RZ, had a bit more venom than RZ...

Rakza Z, pretty similar imo