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There is a grip, but changes did happen...

Perhaps the rubber simply lost its grip. This is typical of Vega. Out of the box, this rubber plays great, has a bite comparable to Tenergy, but it does not last long. After a few workouts, this bite disappears, but there is still grip, especially if you activate the sponge. And this mode lasts...

Sipo/limba/kevlar carbon/kiri/kevlar carbon/limba/sipo

I have been playing only with homemade blades for 5 years. I have sold almost all the factory blades that I had, because they have lower control and sensitivity. I am also giving up the factory booster for the sticky chinese rubbers, which I have been playing with for about 20 years on the...

For me these rubbers are not better than Glayzers

It seems to me that Igor is on our side, because judging by his age he is retired and consumes at least a small part of the budget, which could go to military needs. Or is it not so, @igorponger and you support the so-called Special Military Operation?

H3 needs to be absorbed with mother's milk :-)

Yes, perhaps, try it. Read the recent backhand review from the author of this thread @Attitude https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/experience-with-some-other-loki-rubbers-arthur-china-gtx-pro-inc.26965/post-506849 For me personally, the weight and overall feel of the racket is more...

At the very least, it is no longer possible to underestimate its capabilities. And by the way, it seemed to me that today Noshad was not in the same super-concentration mode as he was yesterday.

Great news! Now there will be more posts from Igor here

Perhaps the combination of rubber and blade did not suit you? By the way, I also did not like it very much on the blade of the visсaria structure with koto on the surface, what I wrote about here earlier.

Look at the overall weight and balance of the racket that you get. LAC is quite heavy, unlike AK47.

I agree with the booster. But without a booster or quick glue, the Jupiter 3 does not play to its capabilities. For someone, this will be important, like for me now. You can find my early posts about the Jupiter 3. This is a cool rubber for its money, for me it is a workhorse that will not let...

I have been playing Vega Pro on the backhand for a long time. I also tried playing Vega Asia and Vega Europe and what can I say about this. Vega Pro is actually very fast and in some ways unforgiving and in some ways very forgiving rubber. This rubber plays damn well the first 2 weeks...

You remind me a lot of my friend who also loves D80 on both sides and plays only them

And I would also like @Jan_ to remove "(do not buy)" from the topic title. Let everyone who is interested read and draw their own conclusions about this rubber. Thanks in advance @Jan_!

I wrote this post in another thread, but I will duplicate it here, since it is essentially about the Glayzer 09C I have been playing with sticky chinese rubbers on the forehand for 20 years, 10 of which I only played with H3, when it was not yet mainstream. Recently, I also wondered about...

I also liked the G09C on a fast blade with internal reinforcement and a fairly soft veneer on the surface. It is very tenacious, not bad in terms of speed, light weight, good control, clear block. Yes, the speed on strong hits is lower than that of the H3, but it is much better than that of the...

Before the advent of seamon, I used Vaseline oil and Johnson's Baby oil. These oils work, but the problem is that to get the effect similar to one layer of seamon, you need a lot of oil, which makes the rubber heavier. I also like a mixture of Vaseline oil and some citrus - orange, tangerine...

I am not a chemist, but judging by this article, it is a very dangerous substance. Particularly interesting are paragraphs 11 and 12. I have come to the conclusion that I should completely abandon the booster Seamun and similar ones. https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/Heptadecane