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Xu Xin the "Cloud Walker", although I'm not a penholder

It definitely has just about everything to do with technique rather than equipment, especially since the equipment can be kept simple. The equipment is a detail and a refinement once technique is acquired over time. But it's super fun to source and try different blades and rubbers! And I myself...

Hahaha. It's pretty though, and great cheese! I was actually surprised to see the plastic balls so widely used in my area when I moved back from the US. The A team in my club plays at the national level so I think this has something to do with it. I'm still expecting some surprises along the...

I've got too many expensive blades myself. Your advise on the Korbel has calmed my EJ a whole lot, my wallet also thanks you!

The clubs in my region seem to all stick to plastic at this point, thank god... What a terrible mess this switch has been and keeps on being.

Maybe an equipment change is in order? Like a more flexy or softer blade. What blade and rubbers are you using now?

Both interesting. Looks like the Maya has a slightly larger head. Do you know if yaya is soft or stiff?

The Donic Delhi SLC ITTF Table (22mm) seems like a good deal too at around 650 euros.

Nice, I play at LATTA but moving back to France in a week. I had the Barwell Fleet before, great blade! If you don't sell it here, try eBay, it should sell fairly fast.

Hi, just curious, where in LA do you play?

I don't think OP realized you can add your main setup info to your profile for everyone to see...

I think you will enjoy it more.

Also you'll get further discounts from TableTennis11 for these items once you add them to your cart, and fast free international shipping. Don't forget to check the free assembly box as well. As to your question about rubber thickness, 1.9-2.0mm will give you more control and a tad less speed...

That's the best advise anyone can give you right there.

Man, France really needs to get on this list with an Open in the next few years... At least we have the Men's World Cup in October this year.

How does it play?

I think the major downside is speed and blocks judging by my clubmate's play.

A guy at my club uses this grip with a combination of attack and defense and does very well with it. He's quite unpredictable.

Maybe a review of the new and upcoming Xiom Omega VII series!?!

I was also very curious to hear Paul's opinion on these before trying the Aurus Prime, especially his take on it vs MX-P, and whether he and other Tibhar-sponsored players would switch to it. These new Aurus' biggest contribution seem to be how light they are vs. MX-P, ~69g uncut for Ultramax...