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  1. Xuperman Powerplay-x: A Rubber by Xu Xin

    Or maybe this is a special marketing trick?
  2. Using H3 41 on my BH . . . .

    Why not, because the goal of the game is to get only one more time on the table than your opponent. If someone at their stage of development can benefit from this with an unamplified H3 41 on the backhand, that’s great!
  3. Can dignics rubbers be boosted to expand them?

    Butterfly has one rubber that for me does not play without a booster - this is Spinart. In fact, it's a matter of taste... I remember the times when the guys from the club before each training session still re-glued the Tenergy 05 that had just appeared on sale with quick glue and said that...
  4. What's a better backhand rubber than G1 that's not Dignics?

    I just now took a closer look at your equipment and realized that you play forehand with pimples. Then this explains a lot. The lack of power is most likely not caused by Fastarc, but by the overall weight and balance of the racket. With a light racquet with a low center of gravity, it is very...
  5. What's a better backhand rubber than G1 that's not Dignics?

    What thickness is your Fastarc? Have you re-glued this lately? I noticed that over time, speed and productivity drop. It is necessary to re-glue the rubber at least once every two months, this helps a lot.
  6. What's a better backhand rubber than G1 that's not Dignics?

    Vega Pro is much faster on backhand than Fastarс G1...
  7. WTT Champions Frankfurt 2023

    The coach and Dang worked out the tactics of playing with Darko very well. They didn't give a single chance to play Darko in his style.
  8. VOC GLUE AND BOOSTER

    For almost 20 years now, I have been gluing my rubbers with glue, which is sold in bulk at the “Everything for Shoe Repair” store. Previously, there were no other options and all the guys bought glue only there. There are many different options now, but this glue is the cheapest and works great...
  9. Looking Backhand rubber with long durability on FZD-ALC with

    You might want to consider the Rakza Z. It's very grippy, quite soft, increases the time the ball stays on the blade, isn't very fast, and is quite durable. This will be good for Viscaria.
  10. San Francisco looking for training partner.

    This is actually a very serious difference. 6 will be faster, stiffer and heavier.
  11. Advice for table tennis shoes

    Sports socks that are thin everywhere except the soles work great for me - there is a special terry on the soles that absorbs sweat. Previously, without these socks, I also developed calluses on my big toes. There are no problems now.
  12. VOC GLUE AND BOOSTER

    I’ve been doing this for a long time and haven’t noticed any problems other than the weathering of volatile substances over time and the rubber slowing down. Also, if the rubber already has a layer of glue on it, I often only apply glue to the blade. No problems
  13. Experience with some other Loki rubbers - Arthur China, GTX Pro (inc)

    I have the same story with the old Skyline and strengthening the sponge only made the situation worse. As far as I understand, in my case this happened because the sponge is very soft and adding a booster made the sponge even softer. Apparently, LAC has a very delicate sponge...
  14. Best LP for casual play?

    I also use smooth rubber on both sides. Sometimes I play with long pimples for fun. I currently like TSP Curl P1. There is a lot of control, they absorb speed well, there is a sense of grip and the ability to create a strong bottom rotation, of course, if you have the technique. I don't have :)...
  15. Best LP for casual play?

    I didn’t like it - fast and difficult
  16. Service target practice - no warm up

    Just recently I watched Ti Long’s lessons, where the guys from India hit 6 balls off the table with topspin, and I thought that this was a great idea for training, but I needed a partner. You can train your serves yourself, great idea!
  17. Which tacky/semi tacky Chinese rubber before trying DHS 3 Neo?

    I think that first you should try to jump into the water and plunge headlong into the hurricane :-). Just don’t try to play hurricane right away without strengthening, be sure to strengthen it with seamun. If you still decide to try hybrids first, then add Jupiter 3 39 to your list. These are...
  18. Yinhe Jupiter 3 Amazing Rubber

    I also have a homemade Cybershape. I'm currently playing this with long pimples on my backhand. If you use hard maximum rubbers, the balance is greatly shifted towards the head of the racket. This is due to the increased area and shape of the Cybershape. The racket turns out to be powerful at...
  19. Yinhe Jupiter 3 Amazing Rubber

    Jupiter3 39 with a booster can, but can you handle it? Jupiter is faster than Big Dipper, but topsheet is harder and therefore it is more difficult to get strong rotation. Big dipper is softer, slower, more spin. To my taste, the Big Dipper works better on a fast blade with external carbon and...
  20. Experience with some other Loki rubbers - Arthur China, GTX Pro (inc)

    It's pretty fast, faster than the Fastarc G1 on the other side if you work at a medium tempo and it can be much faster and more spin when powered up. At the same time, in the short game it is very controllable, blocks and hits without rotation are also good (much better than a hurricane), and...
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