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Don't tell me you're going to let him buy a Primorac, it's terrible!

@Sali: Day 2 http://www.fftt.com/site/actualites/2018-03-03/j2-resultats-en-direct Day 3 http://www.fftt.com/site/actualites/2018-03-04/j3-en-direct-de-rouen

Pretty intense, he had just about enough gas to end the match (and avenge his brother!) after also winning the doubles title. In an interview, he said he could barely stand on the podium and had to keep swapping hands to hold his cup. What a family.

How did Boll recover that edge ball at 2:44?? Ort does have a mean forehand when things go right (I'm guessing he'll have better days... Still a heck of an achievement), as a Frenchman I'm glad you pointed out the similarity in styles. Never thought of it that way.

That was a great match to watch (only too short!), I love Filus' big backhand whacks.

Let's all raise a glass to Liam!

Clipper Rosewood sounds like a beast.

You got him angry now. ;) @OP, and to answer one of your earlier questions, I think what is wrong with Vega Intro for you is the name. And, as it has been suggested, pride. As an (affordable) alternative, you can try Cornilleau Drive Spin. It's one the softer side, none too fancy and not even a...

There should be a link to this kind of post on the front page or something, I can only imagine the number of times you and the usual suspects have posted this (no offense @beefy, I know you're new!).

By the way: - what do you currently play with? - welcome to TTD!

It's a great brand and you're in the right direction looking at ALL/ALL+ speed-level blades. Personally though (and lots of people on this website tend to agree), I would recommand an all-wood blade at this stage of your development. I'm sure the regular version of Drinkhall All Classic (blue...

I just watched this for the fifth time or so, thanks again Dan. Phenomenal.

Go Dan!! ;)

Paul 11-4?

Ok, thanks a lot. Speaking of Cornilleau, the Gatien Crown is a great take if we're looking at lower speeds (and pros' blades!). Man, it never ends.

Nice! I was asking about the Gauzy Quest though, sorry maybe I wasn't clear.

Maybe the same applies to the Joola Flash, because the one box of six I had lasted me a very long time (most ended as Andy described) and did the job quite nicely. Nittaku balls are great out of the box, but after a while and long hours of play it becomes a closer call (I found). I agree that...

The Gauzy Quest has definitely been on my radar (also considering a 7-ply like the Joola TPE Nature, I could get a good price for these). How would you compare it to the Korbel (yet another candidate)? Also nice if you remember the rubbers it had onto it. I like your approach of two identical...

Yes I had seen that it's based on the Samsanov Alpha, just always a bit wary of basing all my affirmations on the brand's communication, and I hadn't double-checked. But there he is:

Sure I didn't mean to imply that they were giving false information (even less so intentionally), just giving what little information I had. Also, they always tend to get positive reviews for their blades. Or stuff in general. I have no doubt it'd be suitable for most pros.