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Agreed, just get some form of coaching. It helps very much.

Were those in the same condition? Both top sheet and sponge deteriorates over time.

How long till these make into the market?

https://world-tt.com/ps_goods/goods_ranking.php Currently TSP swat is on the top of the list. On the navbar, - Inverted rubbers - Short pips - Long pips - Shakehand blades - Cpen blades

I would be wary talking about tackiness. The problem is it could start tackiness wars, and having the tackiest rubber isn't always the best option. There is also a scale for grip I believe, but those measurements might not be the best for the ecosystem. How rubber feels is the most important...

Ittf approved celluloid balls back then. If one controls whole domain, everything is subject of change. Wysłane z mojego ONEPLUS A6013 przy użyciu Tapatalka

I would love to make a petition to ittf, so they can enforce publishing hardnesses in either standardized scale or multiple of them. Hardness is not be all end all measure, but it helps.

Nope. DHS uses mostly shore A. ESN uses one of Asker scales according to zeio (http://mytabletennis.net/forum/rubber-hardness-scales_topic84873.html), but it is close to Shore 0. If rubber is manufactured by ESN it will have ESN hardness rating. I don't know which scale Butterfly uses but it is...

I own Xiom Vega X and Tenergy 05. Vega X is supposed to be the Vega Pro successor. They are indeed very similar in terms of hardness. They behave differently though. Those numbers are on different scales. 50 Fahrenheit and 50 Celcius isn't the same thing. We discussed hardness (even about the...

I wondered whether protective strip on Gewo Aruna is adding rigidity, this kinda answers my fears, because now I know it must have been so thick to affect it. Cool ideas, I wonder whether it will catch on.

Cool, but this brand looks kind of dead. Some distributor links are dead. Products are very much pricy and out of stock :|

I would just add it's not only depending on amount of the spin, but also the type (direction). If someone is not used to playing against side-top spin. If you do a gentle fade to opponent FH or a hook to opponent BH you can hit his finger if you are lucky :cool::cool::cool: It's worth keeping in...

I put wrong number for the original tenergy hardness. But which scale which brand uses is a big mess. User hagisv from other forum actually has shore O durometer and measured rubbers. https://tabletennis-reviews.com/reference/sponge-hardness-table/ There is big variance between what esn claims...

I am kinda confused. You are saying that DNA M is too soft and because of that, you net the ball. Up to this point, I thought and felt that hardness is not directly related to the arc of the rubber. And I would assume that with more direct rubbers you would net the ball more easily. What I...

That way you can't stretch the rubber while you glue it.

You don't like to have heavy racket or you don't like the fact that the blade is head heavy? In the second case, have you tried adding weight to the handle?

Heresy, TT gods bestowed with rules that clearly says otherwise. Rule 20 states `The correct number of blades to own is n + 1 where n is the number you own now.`. One should then keep spending moar money on gear one don't need and EJ for the glory of the gods ;) :rofl:

I got my blade playing surface lacquered and handle wrapped. No worries for blood (nor sweat) sinking in (neither for splinters).

I hate an "intermediate" level name. It says very little. For me, it says I am not a total newb and I know how to hold the bat but I am not a pro. That level spans a very very large amount of players. I would prefer a more if people stated "I am a hobby player" or "I am a club player". Most...

In the covid video you can see mikkas blade. I am pretty sure its a clipper. When it comes to rubbers I see butterfly logos, but can't figure out which model.