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Hipnotic, I like the form of this handle, Its a little larger than BTY's normal size? Cheers L-zr

Hipnotics web page: Home (sdcttblades.com) Cheers L-zr

Here we have “hipnotic”. He is here every other day. There’s a few more others too but I haven’t seen them for a while someone else will chime in about that. Cheers L-zr

He refuse to get it...

Too nice to put rubber on....

Yes, also it is easier to control and to get spin at softer strokes. Cheers L-zr

Yep, this is basically right, but in the end if You can handle it You normally get more out of a hard rubber. So take me for instance, my Rakza 7 soft will bottom out when I hit really hard, this is not so good. But I don't hit really hard much. For me it is important to have confidence in the...

I say do not listen to brokenball. He can not get in his head that when the rest of us says a blade has speed, power or control we are talking about how easy or difficult it is for a player nobody is giving the blade credit for this ! When it comes to opinions, Yes everybody has a different...

No that’s not what I said, I said that soft rubber makes a fast blade less powerful. What is important is the speed a rubber generates and usually a soft rubber is slower then a hard. The rest of your post is correct. Cheers L-zr

I don’t know much about DHS equipment but do know about Yasaka and I would say Rakza 7 is a good match for this blade(Stratus power wood) All wood blades do not categorically have more feel. What happens is that on a fast blade the ball stays shorter and get less time to feel it. The Carbon...

For a beginner that’s a fairly fast blade so I would use a fairly slow rubber. What are you using now?

It depends on the blade, A fast blade with a slow rubber (usually soft) can be equal to a slow blade with a fast rubber. It’s all a personal preference. You definitely need to take in account what blade you will put it on. Cheers L-zr

Regarding table: First You have to make up Your mind if You want it to be approved by ITTF for competition. Then a top of at least 25mm is required and of course more expensive. This is definitely not necessary if you just want to practice at home. So I would select one of the big makers like...

Yes I do. Cheers L-zr

Larger head = Larger sweet spot

No worries or need to apologize... Nobody if forced to spend time or answer. No questions are stupid except the one's never asked...Cheers L-zr

Thats not a bad blade. Put Rakza 7 on it. If You are desperate for a new blade. I suggest an "Innerforce Carbon" type of design, ala Butterfly Innerforce ALC could be good. Look it up if You don't know what it is. I have a Butterfly Innerfoce ALC:S as well, this blade is not fast at all. The...

Ohh hell a rubber in its package lasts for years, I have no problem buying a couple of years old rubber. Besides where do you think the sales comes from? When I played for real I didn't change rubbers for years and they were a little worn but elastic, just couldn't afford to. Cheers L-zr

Easier to push unless it’s high. It’s hard to push long balls, they often get high, but sometimes you don’t have a choice so I say loop it if you can. Cheers L-zr

Yes on both sides.The best is to have a moderately fast blade and change the rubber instead. What blade do you have now?