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I wonder what FH rubber Liang Jingkun uses. It seemed to have creamy sponge :| (might get wrong colors on device I am watching) Also he don't seems to bother using Alnade handle anymore.. creamy sponge:

I kinda agree. But I think that for us mere mortals boosting makes sense mostly for Chinese rubbers. Breaking in rubbers with hardness 39+ (from my experience) was noticeable harder than those boosted ones. Giving a fresh rubber even a coat of baby oil made it easier to use initially (despite...

For me most Chinese tacky rubbers last no longer than month considering I train 8-9 hrs/week.

Clean your rubber during the session every know and then. Do you best to keep your shoes as dry as possible. Grippy rubbers are not as much affected as tacky rubbers. But keeping both your shoes and venue floor dry is crucial. If power comes from the ground and you connection with the ground is...

That's also why you shouldn't change gear every 2 weeks. I think Gewo is underappreciated in general. I had hit with few of their setups and all of them were high quality.

+ used sheets MX-P are cheaper. If you want a rubber whose booster wore off, you might as well scour the internet for used sheets.

You posted wrong link, link directs to Fan Zhendong vs Yu Ziyang

https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?23777-CNT-s-Mock-Olympics&p=319786&viewfull=1#post319786

I agree. There is almost no issue with equipment that couldn't be resolved by training.

1. Some players hate playing with new rubbers. 2. It is not that hard to repackage the rubber... Wysłane z mojego ONEPLUS A6013 przy użyciu Tapatalka

Even if racket is assembled near in the presence of the umpire some rubbers come precurrled. How would do they then know whether it's boosted or factory. Wysłane z mojego ONEPLUS A6013 przy użyciu Tapatalka

Hate to bring it to you. Booster is illegal only if it is detected. There are rumors that CNT has it's own test machines and test their rackets before they do actual test by ittf on tournament. They do allow some VOC. I don't know how much exactly, Chinese website say "0.5" without specifying...

DHS 301? Composition similar to Viscaria, albeit prolly slower (had played with 301 didn't with Viscaria). It also uses arylate carbon, it also has moto top ply, it has carbon near the middle so it is slower on lower impacts. I am not saying this is solution to all your problems, but it might be...

I source mine from aliexpress, sub 10 day shipping if you make sure to get Aliexpress Stnardard Shipping.

Consider Xiom Omega Tour. Crisp for blocking, flexible enough to loop. It's bit expensive though. Yogi claims it's comparable to one of the Stiga Ebenholz. Wang Hao brand Loki also had one model with such spec.

If jre is anything like the Aruna, then i don't think it will be good for pimples... Pimples want stiffness correct? Aruna is soft touch, downright springy.

My friend has Gewo Aruna Hinoki Carbon. It's fast as hell. I wouldn't call it for mortals necessarily. He has got Vega X BH and Joola GTPS FH. FH is hard for me to control (I would prefer Jupiter 2 for example), but BH is perfect. PS: How is Afro Bro blade?

I would partially politely disagree (kulturalnie częściowo się nie zgodzę) with what you said. O7P does seem to have a low and long trajectory but I can not agree that Vega X has high. I have it on my Donic Dyjas, use it on every training since June, and from what I can feel it does not have a...

From what I know higher pitch means denser. It doesn't always equal speed. When speaking about pure wood blades it is often the case. When composites come into play different things may happen. My friend has Gewo Aruna and that is a rocket ship despite measuring 1250Hz when ball bounced in the...

I use Vega X and daily basis and I had brief interaction with Omega VII Pro. O7P has more power and spin, although they are similar. Maybe O7P felt a bit more dead. I think you would feel like it was a downgrade, unless VII P is over your skill at the moment.