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There are two different types of sponges, One blue and one orange, where the orange is softer, so it should have bigger air pockets, this also makes it lighter. I agree the blue one may be to hard. Probably why tensorbackhand needs to boost it. Anyway I am currently looking at the orange...

Thats way heavy... Cheers L-zr

What about weight, Is it really heavy? (I really don't want to be bothered with boosting....) Cheers L-.zr

Is it faster than Butterfly Glazer 09C? I like G09C but it is a little too slow. Can anybody comment on this ? Cheers L-zr

I got some G and G09C sheets and now I have tested them. G09C has almost no tackiness at all, I like this (less of a dust magnet). Before I played with Nittaku Hammond Z2 on FH and Donic acuda blue P2 on BH. G09C is definitely harder, slower and spinier than HZ2. I read that G09C was too slow...

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Use a pair of scissors, it’s easiest and really neatness is not the object… Cheers L-zr

Yes You should hold it as loose as possible. Cheers L-zr

I change my grip too, by twisting a bit. Changing from FH to BH is almost always successful, tut from BH to FH takes a split second extra and sometimes there is no time and then I can’t spin the ball very good… A little bit away from the table no problem but close… After some practice You...

If You are using G1 on FH, I see R7 as a downgrade. Also FH and BH are different strokes so there are no “matching” rubbers really. You choose what You like. I find Donic accuda blue P2 pretty good for my backhand. But for FH I would like a little more reactive rubber or at least something with...

An diminishing the actual sweet spot... A fun little project though, but maybe a shame to waste a good blade... Cheers L-zr

I use ordinary wood varnish. Applied with a brush one layer thinly. Let dry 24 hrs then light sanding with an ordinary sandpaper…. Cheers L-zr

I Also don’t see a Korbel being an upgrade… I would in your case agree with your club mates. With that kind of budget and 6+ years experience get an innerforce carbon blade I.e Butterfly innerforce ALC. Or if you’re like me hellbent on wood, contact “hipnotic” on this site. Check his work out...

No way, I wouldn’t. If my ball hits the net or the table edge and I win it’s a different story…. Cheers L-zr

Any allwood 5-ply blade -5.7 mm thick will do the trick. I would recommend Alser 5 All, but it’s no longer in production. Yasaka Sweden Extra gets very close though, same thickness but a softer 2:nd layer. Cheers L-zr

It should be L-zr, anything else is a typo. My mobile has a small keypad and the spellchecker lives it’s own life… Cheers L-zr

But not for me… 😁 I will probably test it anyway… Cheers I-zt

It’s posted on Yasaka.se It doesn’t say much but my guess is a harder sponge and the same topsheet as Rakza X. It may be bouncier which is not so good. Cheers K-zr

I do like Yasaka and depending on the characteristics I will try it… Cheers L-zr

But waaay slower… 😂