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I only put in about 6 hours a week at the moment but last year I was trying to do at least 9, and rubbers like Gewo Hype KR and Vega X did not last me longer than 3 months. I'm at around the 3 month mark on my current Baracuda and it's still holding up pretty well, definitely not quite as grabby...

Both good rubbers, Vega X feels softer overall to me, easier to spin with but doesn't last as long. G1 is a "better" rubber but is a tad more unforgiving if you can't swing as hard as consistently

Consider the Gewo Zoom Pro, it is very similar to the Korbel and Primorac but more affordable, though the Primo is a bit thinner and I believe the Korbel is a hair thicker. I found the handle on the Zoom Pro larger and more comfortable than the Korbel as well.

In my region, I see a surprising amount of Donic being used in relativity to Tibhar, Nittaku. Ofc Butterfly is the strongest though

In the photo at the top of the website? Innerforce ZLC I bet

The side angle is completely unwatchable for me. What sucks more is that it's good quality footage too. I appreciate the slant-angle but the way they've been doing it in past matches has way too much camera movement, like why start moving the camera in Whats basically a fixed direction when the...

If you want to buy them just for fun, why not pick the ones that look the most fun? Personally I don't find the ZJK and FZD series design that appealing, I think the Super Vis looks very handsome if a bit plain, and I like the fun colors on the LYJ.

I think regular Glayzer is already too soft, boosting may make it spin a bit easier but I'd be afraid it would become mushy and vague if it were any softer. G09C on the other hand I think would benefit a lot from boosting especially for backhand usage.

Get it and forget about it. Take it from someone who has had boxes of blades and more than enough rubbers for said blades, it will only get as bad as you let it.

http://mytabletennis.net/forum/yinhe-m202-plc-review_topic82401.html

I have had a few OffS, I like the blade but the flatness of the handle and shape of the wings were never quite to my liking. With the SPW, I feel like it fills my hand better, gives me the feeling that I don't need to grip it harder to stabilize the blade when swinging. I get the same feeling...

My vote goes to the Status Powerwood, but Xiom Offensive S is also a good pick. Depends on if you want a larger handle with bigger headsize (SPW) or a thinner handle with standard headsize (OffS)

DHS TG506x- Viscaria structure DHS PG5, Fang Bo carbon/2, Long V/W968- Innerforce ALC structure

I would be very, very surprised if this was not a scam website.

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Never used the 970XXA but in this thread (https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/yinhe-970xx-alc-vs-klc.22104/) Yogi says the 970 is faster than the Pro Feeling

Yinhe Pro Feeling, DHS PG12

1) yes, 2) not necessarily. Some rubbers do shrink a bit after usage though, but unless you're a stickler for aesthetics, it shouldn't matter all that much if the rubber matches to the edge exactly. Most custom blades are manufactured with a headsize of 157mm height x151mm width, this is...

If you end up getting a YSE and R7 but find the blade too slow, you can always ditch the blade to get something more ideal. Extra is a cheap blade anyways, and there are a variety of blades available at just as cheap a price point