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That sounds like a small problem to me. As long as You get the stuff be happy... Cheers L-zr

You ripped the rubber of the wrong way. Do it side to side, otherwise You will run a bigger risk to tear the wood off... I want the thinnest layer possible, therefore I never let it dry before assembly. Works perfect for me. Cheers L-zr

Doesn’t sound too bad, If it’s still available depending on the price I want it. I can’t get to my email from home but send me a mail and let’s discuss it. Cheers L-zr

Is the handle on this one skinny or fat compared to my Mjölnir? Cheers L-zr

Yasaka Rakza X, maybe. Cheers L-zr

The blade has the biggest effekt on speed. The rubber on spin. The blade has almost no effect on spin at all. The only thing is that a slower blade lets the ball stay in contact with the rubber longer and thus generate more spin. The rubber has little effect on speed except for the bounce that...

Also, light will also break down rubber so it’s better to store in a dark place. But regardless I try to use as soon as I obtain it… But a couple of month should be OK (if it’s boosted I have no idea, but I can imagine the break down happens much faster…) Cheers L-zr

That just doesn’t happen, You either can’t tell the difference or the rubber was inferior to start with. It begins by getting hard and after this it starts getting brittle and cracks. This process speeds up when the surrounding air circulates. Just wait and see. That’s one of the reasons the...

No a plastic seal does NOT necessarily mean “boosted”. It is a protection from oxidation. I am surprised that not all rubbers a packaged like this. I would leave it in the package regardless. Testing can wait. Cheers L-zr

All Wood for me… preferbly 5 layers… Im an old fashioned guy… Cheers L- zr

Completely, agree. My fastest blade is not my pimorac Carbon, it’s actually my Yasaka silver 9. This blade it’s not only all wood (9 layers) it’s also super fast with a huge sweet spot. I have not been able to tame that beast… Im playing with a significantly slower blade, like the primorac...

Tom is correct, but it’s not that easy. I can’t do it but some of my opponents can. Side spin is easy to determine and most serves where the ball is thrown high are topspin. My problem is to topspin short serves and on long serves I’m often too close to the table. The short topspin serves I...

If there is something I hate is a thick layer of glue. One layer on each and door a good thin bond don’t wait for it to dry. Cheers L-zr

Extremely entertaining, thanks guys. Thumbs up to the production. Cheers L-zr

I have problems too, but once I figure the serve out it’s OK. I usually ask the players with difficult served to practice with me. More often then not they say yes. The only other safe bet is using short pips but then You want be able to give much spin either… Cheers L-zr

I can not give you any advice another rubber, but if it’s generating spin it will be sensitive to spin. It’s a natural law that can not be broken. So it’s better to learn how to receive the serves. Cheers L-zr

Trade secret 😉

As slow rubber as possible, maybe a MarkV. Cheers L-zr

More regarding the damage on the side: - Use a tool to cut the damage side down to the core wood. Try not to damage the core. - Make sure You have a sharp edge, square edges are much easier than round ones. - Use some other wood (what kind does not matter) about the same thickness. - Shape it...