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Hello Pimplers, Today I come with a Long Pips OX player that I think was not mentioned here before: Derek Torres. He is from Puerto Rico and, since 17 years old, he is in the Top 10 of his country, training with player as Adriana Diaz and some other high representatives from USA and Central...

Good to know it, thanks for sharing it

Yea I agree, it is a combination of factors. Which kind of game do you have, agressive? Defence? Blocking close to the table? Regards

Well, technique maybe helps, but it is true that some pips have really a bad quality. It is also connected with the material they use for making the pips. Not all brands use same quality material.

Thanks again for the answer. For sure I will play with it soon.

Fakir I didn’t try but sound interesting. I will take a look. Monkey, desperado and DZ I tried this season: Monkey are the fastest one I ever try, they are really interesting for blocking and send the ball to the third zone of the table, making the oponen uncomfortable since the first ball...

And the rubber didn’t get wrinkled?

Wow, really interesting 🤔

I didn’t try them yet. Good to know. Anyway, I can tell you, this DZ is a long pips that behave as long pips and let you attack easy for a really good price. Difficult to find those thing in a rubber some times.

Interesting theory. Sounds logic, how many layer do you use for your pips ox?

This is also right, and this is that I use to do but against strong strokes there are some pips that make it easy because of the composition. Anyway, reversal spin is not the only way to play with pips 😁

Thanks for sharing 👍 good to know

I hear the it does not work well with Haifu because of the kind of sponge, this you try it?? I would suggest use it as such with just glue. Regards.

As you can see it is based on self experience and the good think with Target National is that is super cheap and you can give it a try. I got to know this rubber at the middle of the season, at the beginning I thought it was not for me, but I gave a chance couple of trainings more and now is my...

Some of you have the reference equivalence of product from the two parts of Sanwei? I mean, which is the equivalent blade for Parla in China production? Regards

Target National, although the descriptions still a good option: 4 times cheap, with the right technique more dangerous that some in the list. Also you forgot to say one of the most spiny ones, precisely because of the ¨over tackiness¨ . My favorite in the list

I would buy in stead of Fextra, the Parla blade. Is the same version of Fextra, even the color are the same. Just one is sold as OFF - and the other as ALL+ but construction is the same. I would use the National Target with it because the bouncy of the Parla is so well balanced with the direct...

Well, I think Batra is in a moment of tradition, changing again her play style. Anula, anyway, is the future of this style and is taking smart decision. Batra was not well adviced in many ways.

Well, both are so different. DZ have vertical alignment and Victas horizontal. The pips are so close in P1 and there is more distance in DZ. I think, although you can attack with P1, they are made for reverse spin and block, while DZ are made for attacking. In terms of durability P1 is the king...

Well, I have it already since 2 months, training twice per week and competing once. For now the pips still in their places. I could spect it because the material they use seems, for me, less fragile that the one used by other brands. I’m so satisfied with the result. We can be in touch for...