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Nexy is a South Korean brand, but their rubbers do seem to be manufactured by Daiki.

Pavlo is basically the PNW Pocket Rocket, his loops are crazy.

Vintage video by today's standards, but excellent stuff nonetheless.

put it on your fh, try it on your bh. If it works there, it works, if its too hard then try the soft

Been wondering the same thing myself. Last time I checked his setup was Clipper Oversize WRB, H3 and Clippa but I've no clue what he's got now

Perhaps you are trying to manipulate your wrist too much. Did you come from a lighter setup that didn't give you these issues?

Not a pro but Seth Pech used DG, however I think he uses K3 now.

Gewo Zoom Pro, cheap but still quality copy of Primo off-.

The biggest thing you should be concerning yourself with in terms of equipment, is not concerning yourself that deep with equipment. Nitpicking and worrying about such minutiae takes precious brain power away from figuring out how to score points. Not to say there won't be pieces of kit you'll...

Pick the one that has your favorite handle and the best feeling balance.

Evolution rubbers belong to a much newer generation of ESN rubber, Aurus is more in line with rubbers like Vega Pro, Hexer, Baracuda.

I can only speak on Baracuda, VX was one of my previous bh rubbers so I can compare them a bit. Baracuda has a bit better spin and grip, safer arc when attacking, but less 'automatic'/springy and more spin-sensitive than VX. Baracuda is also a tic heavier than VX so it may not be as much in your...

Nanospin isn't very tacky, and it's not very spinney either. I'd doubt a new sponge would make it all that and a slice of cake.

If we're on the topic of speed glue, here is another great match of European legends facing off-

Stiga also used to produce more straight handle styles, originally they had the Bengtsson style which was large, then they had the Peter style for Peter Karlsson which I believe was a bit skinnier than the Bengtsson, and now they just have the Classic which is smaller than the Peter.

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I don't think Juic hasn't released a new rubber in years, and they have their rubbers made in Japan so they've never had a Tensor to my knowledge

Have you tried your bh rubber on your fh?

With the short legs and short arms of a child I can't imagine that would be that easy. Plus kids are generally taught to serve long and fast to initiate a topspin rally sooner, so I can't imagine that they were necessarily trained or even so prepared to to be able to juggle both ghost serves and...

I wouldn't think there would be any tacky Juic rubber you would buy that would offer better performance than a modern hybrid, or be replaced easily with a slew of offerings from a Chinese company.