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  1. Butterfly CYPRES G-MAX - Rubber suggestions!!

    Speed ratings as they come in writing are more often than not, deceptive. And I think it's also accurate to say that equipment you are not as familiar with should provide less control than that which you are already familiarized in using. If you are coming from a thinner harder blade, you would...
  2. Can a commercial H3 Neo come close to a H3 blue sponge?

    Blue sponge plays different than orange sponge, not better or worse.
  3. Post your latest EJ purchase

    My most recent acquisition is a 92g Eternity VPS, its got quite the personality. Kind of like an Allround Evo on steroids
  4. Disappointed with Stiga blades and rubbers

    Have you tried the new rubbers on a different blade?
  5. Best non-ESN, non-BTY tensor rubber?

    Have not tried them but I have heard good things about the Mizuno Q series.
  6. Best non-ESN, non-BTY tensor rubber?

    Not sure about Neottec, but Mizuno rubbers are made by Sumitomo
  7. Disappointed with Stiga blades and rubbers

    What are you comparing it all to?
  8. Timo Boll VS. Zhou Qihao

    Great footage, thanks for sharing
  9. HL5 / W968 handle shapes

    My PG2 has a bigger handle than Fang Bo. I assume the 301 is more like Fang Bo and the Long 5 is more like the PG. PG2/3 handle is similar to Hurricane King
  10. Any other blades similar to Fang Bo Carbon?

    I can't find it on Aliexpress anymore, maybe they're out of stock or discontinued.
  11. Any other blades similar to Fang Bo Carbon?

    I have an innerforce ZLC knockoff off of aliexpress that plays pretty well, I'd need to do some more testing with it though. It feels in the same general vein as my Fang Bo carbon
  12. 999 Super999T

    Three Nine and Globe are for sure different brands but they both might get rubbers from the same factory, after all they are both stamped with Tianjin China. which is also where RITC rubbers come from. The Juic 999 rubbers, at least the older style non-Elite ones stamped by both Globe and Juic...
  13. 999 Super999T

    There is a specific brand called Three-Nine (三-九) that produced rubbers, namely their own 999, which is not associated with the Globe line of 999 rubbers:
  14. Tibhar MX-P alternative.

    Hexer HD
  15. How to glue

    For water glue, two on rubber and one on blade
  16. 999 Super999T

    I cant find any Three-Nine rubbers on the LARC so I don't think they are ITTF approved anymore. I tried it once and wasn't terribly impressed with it, I preferred the Globe 999 national because the sponge felt better, but the Three-Nine was definitely stickier.
  17. W968 envy forced me to get HL5 clone

    Curious to hear how it stacks up to the Fang Bo carbon. I like that blade but I'm not a fan of the twig handle
  18. Welcome to TableTennisDaily 3.0 - Bug Report

    Utilizing the ignore feature to handily deal with all the recent spam posts, if there are quite a few recent posts from ignored users, there are no currently discussed topics from non-ignored users that show up on the front page.
  19. Butterfly officially announces Glazer and Glazer 09C

    The real question is why they feel the need to sell Dignics at the price they do. And I'm sure the rubbers are formulated to have different performance than just slapping a softer sponge underneath the same topsheet, otherwise they would make them into FX versions and sell them for the same...
  20. Butterfly officially announces Glazer and Glazer 09C

    I felt as though AK47 Red was biting on the heels of rubbers like Vega X and Rozena.
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