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Thank you! Great article!

I am very surprised. Often the end of the threads discussing tournaments ends with swearing. But not this time. Everything is calm. It is surprising and touching at the same time.

Choooleeyyy!!!!

Go, Simon!

But still, there is, the Butterfly rubbers decreases in size and this indicates the use of a booster at the factory.

At one time I combined seamun with baby oil for Loki N80. It worked well, but now the quality of this rubber has become bad and I do not use it.

Harimoto and Togami lost their matches at Europe Smash today, hopefully this will cool down the hype around Z3

LAC is very heavy and with H3 on the forehand they change the balance of the racket in the head a lot, I don't like it. G09C is light, very grippy and relatively inexpensive compared to Dignics.

I also like the Glayzer 09C on booster

Despite the fact that Harimoto looked tired, An looked simply amazing, I very happy for his victory! In addition, this victory in my opinion became a sobering pill for EJ fans because no rubber plays by itself. Perhaps the excitement fir Z3 will subside and with it the price.

Or the factory booster has run out

It looks like he's just really tired.

Good rubber looks like a good set. After you start playing, try to turn the racket, maybe Rakza Z will suit you better for forehand and G1 for backhand. I also recommend taking Raza in red. I noticed that sticky rubbers in red are stickier and more durable than black ones. For rubbers without...

Quiet, quiet, come on, slow down, they are definitely reading our forum :ROFLMAO:

What Rakza? There are many of them.

I get the impression that they set the price based on the success of the athletes who use this rubber and the excitement among amateurs :-). How else can such a delay be explained?

G1 is less sensitive to incoming spin than Glayzer 09C and this makes it easier to play hit/block/receive. At the same time, the short game will be a little worse, but there are no solid pluses without minuses. By the way, I like G1 on the backhand, but only on blades with soft wood on the...

That's exactly it! By the way, I personally like blades with a head size of 158x151 mm and a handle length of 103 mm. At the same time the Butterfly standard is 157x150 mm and a handle length of 100 mm. These three millimeters in the handle, it would seem, are a trifle, but in fact they balance...

I played your blade and I played G1, though at different times and separately from each other. I think G1 will play well on the forehand on your blade.

I was very impressed by the play of the Korean guys - An Jaehyun and Oh Junsung. In my opinion, they took the best from all tennis nations - Chinese-style forehand topspin is very low, powerful and reliable, Japanese speed, footwork and technicality, European ability to play at a distance, a...