Yeah exactly. The only blade that I have played for over two years 😂😂
But mine is the letter version. How I wish I can own a number version, an official W968
I have played both. Cut to W968:
2.1mm 09C weighs 52g
Max Nittaku H3 Turbo Blue weighs >60g
To be honest, Nittaku H3 has amazing control though. It reacts really well to booster. Spin is on par with National H3. But the weight really slows you down.
Maybe use Nittaku H3 as a training rubber? 😂
I was hoping Togami would win because I like his style, full of energy and motion. LJK won by playing smart. Although LJK's style is boring but congratulations anyway.
Togami hopefully will get his consistency up in the next tournament.
I agree. I watched Togami’s games in Japan. He has a high spirit and his rally is really fun to watch.
When he gets all hyped up he would pivot and attack like Xu Xin.
Win or lose, Togami has brought us an entertaining tournament.
It’s strange 11.11 sale is more expensive than other websites. For example:
Aliexpress TG2 $19 on special + tax. On TTnpo $17 no tax.
Aliexpress Prov H3 OS $34 after 15% off + tax. On Prott $33 no tax.
The list can go on. Am I missing something?
Since you are new to sticky rubbers, the followings don’t require boosting and have relatively great consistency:
Friendship/729 Battle 2 blue sponge
Dianchi D 39 degree
Tibhar K1 plus
Neo TG3/Skyline 3
I used to have a black-tag Primorac. But that was a long time ago. However, I also played Korbel. Virtuoso feels similar to Korbel but better feedback. Korbel feel muted.
ALC is way too fast for you.
Transfer the same rubbers to a fast 5-ply blade. 5-ply blade will improve your short touch tremendously. One of these will work:
Stiga Intensity
Yasaka YEO
Stiga Nostalgic OFF
The classic Euro technique is Boll and the textbook Chinese technique is Ma Long.
The ball has gone bigger, it’s a game of speed and pace. Even the newer gen Chinese players swing between Boll and Ma Long now.
For most club and provincial level players, Euro technique works better for any...