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  1. The best purchase you ever made?

    9 pieces of black D09c 2.1mm at $55 a pop
  2. Dead dignics 09c ??

    D80 is fast, but controllable if you engage the sponge by hitting hard. It's a weird combination. It's good at low power and high power, but not so much at mid power. It's perhaps why Jun Mizutani used it on his MJ ZLC, which is the exact opposite (good at medium power, but not so great at the...
  3. Dead dignics 09c ??

    Yeah I see the “splash” marks currently on the top 1/3 of my rubber where I usually hit. That’s why I initially decided to change to a new sheet. Still pretty bouncy for me so I think it still has some life left in it. My edges aren’t really flat or darker like you mentioned but they do have the...
  4. In celebration of LYJ’s recent title

    So hard to keep up with what the pros are using these days. I thought for sure the announcers said he was using d09c on BH. I remember seeing the BTY insta post for his win in Zagreb saying he used d09c. It’s okay, I have a spare red d05 lying around somewhere hahha 😂
  5. Dead dignics 09c ??

    I currently have 4 new D09c pasted. I’m sure one of them will eventually get to a state that I like
  6. In celebration of LYJ’s recent title

    In celebration of LYJ’s championship win in Frankfurt, I decided to make his setup and I’ll use it at my next practice session. LYJ SZLC with T05H on FH and D09C on BH. Hopefully, I’ll gain his BH flick skills 😅.
  7. Dead dignics 09c ??

    I just had this same experience! I transferred an old D09C to a spare Viscaria and it felt amazing - super fast and able to generate tons of spin. Never had a better feeling forehand before. Thought I should change the FH to a new D09C since I liked the feeling so much and then the equipment was...
  8. Adam Bobrow vs Tech YouTuber

    I switched from W968; the FZD ALC is just better suited for my style of play (explosive backhand). I actually like that it's softer than Viscaria or Timo Boll ALC - gives me more control on forehand and allows me to pair harder rubbers like D09C on backhand.
  9. Can’t wait for the Dang Qiu ALC

    Sorry everyone, apparently I can't read and thought this was a new sponsorship. I knew he was a Butterfly player before but somehow in my pre-coffee haze, I thought this more of an indication for a new blade. My apologies for the confusion. Please disregard this post
  10. Can’t wait for the Dang Qiu ALC

    Looks like our boy finally got his sponsorship!
  11. Blade recommendation

    BTY Primorac Carbon, Stiga Legacy Carbon, Anything that's super ZLC
  12. Xiom An JaeHyun TMXi Pro vs Xiom Cho DaeSeong TMX Pro Review

    1. TMXi Pro is more stable on BH and not as good on FH compared to W968 2. TMX Pro produces a lower arc and is slightly faster. The feeler is a bit crispier
  13. Post your latest EJ purchase

    Does it matter that my blade has two shades of color? Never had a hinoki blade
  14. New blade

    He's talking about AZXi. It's an inner carbon blade. I have it, it's not bad and unique that you can use the same rubber on both sides but still have different playing characteristics. Would recommend Hina Hayata H2 or TMXi Pro.
  15. Joola Zhou Qihao Super AL-c 90 review

    It’s well balanced
  16. Xiom An JaeHyun TMXi Pro vs Xiom Cho DaeSeong TMX Pro Review

    I actually really like using both and switch between the two for fun. I think it more depends on your style, whether you like FH or BH more. Would recommend the inner carbon for FH oriented players and the outer carbon for BH oriented players. It's not hard going from Viscaria to either of these...
  17. Xiom An JaeHyun TMXi Pro vs Xiom Cho DaeSeong TMX Pro Review

    I bought it from the official Xiom store in Korea and then had it shipped over. There’s lots of third party buying services where you can buy Korean goods and they package, consolidate and ship to you. I used delivered.co.kr
  18. Xiom An JaeHyun TMXi Pro vs Xiom Cho DaeSeong TMX Pro Review

    Hi guys, back again with another review. This time, I’m reviewing the inner and outer carbon versions of the pro TMX blades offered by Xiom. The pro versions have a slightly larger head size (160 x 152 cm vs 157 x 150 cm or 158 x 152 cm) and a different handle design. TMX or Trimetrix is a...
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