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Stick with regular table tennis glue. Or if you can find it, copydex/tearmender are basically regular table tennis glue. Tearmender is a bit thicker though so spreading it takes a bit more skill. Another option would be to use rubber cement as you can find it basically anywhere (do not use...

http://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/dhs-hurricane-king-ii-655 My blade of choice is the DHS Hurricane King II/655 with a straight handle. I want a quality blade that has an oversized head (160X150), a Koto/Spruce construction and a straight handle. DHS makes a lot of Koto/Spruce blades with...

A thin, hard, flexible blade is the best for creating spin with hard rubbers, and a thick, soft, stiff blade is the best for creating spin with soft rubbers.

1) Boll (His crouch while receiving, reverse pendulum serve) 2) Samsonov (Straight toss serve, chicken flap forehand) 3) Ovtcharov (Unique crouching backhand serve) 4) Waldner (Serve, unique forehand swing and typical backhand block) 5) Primorac (Characteristic backhand serve, tongue out while...

For learning, I would suggest an allround speed all-wood blade such as the STIGA Allround Classic or the DONIC Appelgren Allplay. For developing, anything is fine, as long as you stick with it no matter what.

Xu Xin is like the master of being silly...

Looks like T64 is falling out of use