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I have a problem every time I start playing. I can't put the ball on the table. Most of the time backhand has too high arc and flies od the table or has no power but a lot of spin and hits the table before the net. When it comes forehand, it lands in the net. But after some time, it magically...

I usually share the glue with other players :| for 7€ glue bottle we glued 5 rackets and still tad less then half bottle left.

Would you be so kind and tell me, what exact facebook account, page you are talking about? I would love to read those.

They main disadvantage is that they are expensive.

So I've done a fair bit asking around. I've messaged few sellers on alliexpress and tt-maximum. Mr "Chinese PingPong" said that the blades have same composition except for that one is ALC and the seconds one is KLC. On Princett ALC version have lower speed rating than KLC and ALC has higher...

The problem with control as some you described is that it is not a parameter of only a blade or rubber. I would even call it a function of skill and experience. For me the higher the control the higher is confidence in placing your shot exactly where you want on the table. In other words for...

I am researching this topic. Here is thread I made that may contain some information: https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?22104-Yinhe-970XX-ALC-vs-KLC Also here is some decent info about other inner ALC blades...

What about something like: "Consistence > Power, you won't win the point, even if you have fastest equipment and you hit the ball hardest you can, if the ball won't hit the table..."?

Play stroke fully, do full weight transfer, position yourself properly to avoid reaching for the ball. In my particular case. When I am mess up the shot (stop stroke half the way for example) the ball flies off.

Link please?

It is a decent rubber, that is in similar type to jupiter 2.

So to sum up. It has koto top ply, then god and yinhe knows what, then ALC and then maybe ayous? That sounds a lot like DHS hurricane 301 to me. (I know that material thickness plays a very big factor here) Wonder if someone has access to both that 970xx and dhs h301 and could tell if they were...

Does maybe either coach or seniors have Viscaria? Have tried playing with it?

Thank you very much for your input. It clarified a lot. To be honest I was just looking for a DHS H301 with bigger handle within similar price bracket. As far as I understood your reasoning Yinhe 970XX would me much faster than said DHS blade. I think my best bet would be then Yinhe Pro Feeling...

Wasn't inner carbon/composite suppose to be slower and more controllable than outer carbon/composite blades? Or am I just stuck in stereotype and misinformation limbo?

So where would you place KLC version?

@Baal could you please edit your first post and compile all the rules there?

Thank you very much for your input. When you mentioned: Were you talking about alc version or both of them?

Has anyone happen to try both of the blades? How do they compare? (for example to yinhe pro feeling or DHS H301)

https://www.amazon.com/Model-Tennis-Racket-Paddle-Racquets/dp/B015P5WD7W Amazon entry says it's 3 or 2 EDIT: DHS site also state hurricane 3 http://www.dhs-tt.com/en/dhs-racket-4002-fl