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Wow, that escalated quickly. One day you inquire about good rubber for it and on the next you want to sell it. What did you dislike so much? For the price you demand you can get the non-xu xin edition version of the blade new/non-used.

iirc (in this video or another) there was this verbal exchange "wow, when i block i dont need to adjust the angle that much blocking against the topspin" as if the Glayzer would erradicate the incoming topspin, but my explanation would be that the incoming ball (played with the Glayzer), does...

You wont: If you go for the Glayzer you just have a less spinny less speedy more controlled rubber to give your little 10 year old newcomer. If you go for the Glayzer 09c you have more spin than the Glayzer, but definitely less than the G-1 plus even less speed, so good look outspinning the...

This just shows how unreliable this comparison table is. I have played the Rakza Z quite a while and the glayzer 09c i did have a few days with. The Glayzer 09c is nowhere near the flexibility of the Rakza Z nor the Spin. The spin might look "much", because of the arc, but that arc is just that...

If you think both play similar, then I think the equipment you play with is the least of your worries. It seems like you are not advanced enough to notice the very clear difference between these rubbers, so don't change them and invest in training instead of rubbers.

Yes you would be able to tell the difference. Even though the cybershape wood is a little stiff and better for blocks and hard hits, this will be even more noticeable with the carbon variant which will not make looping easier.

I do get your point, but if your profile is up to date, then you using the Joola GTPS has probably more to do with the controllability of that setup during the short game than the blade ;) Of course I can take the fastest blade and put an unboosted hurricane on it and make it controllable. You...

You can always speed up your game by using different rubbers. A blade uncontrollable in the short game will not need easily tamed by slower rubbers without severely limiting your attacking options

I would try G-1 on fh and Glayzer on bh. Both have similar hardness and you can experience better what fits where. I don't like the c-1 because of its bounciness

If FZD and Ma Long warm up they play diagonally which than makes the right leg be behind the left leg if you consider the diagonal direction their body is facing. The path of the ball being played is orthogonal to the core/base of the player, while the right leg will be set back more far away...

For loops and drive you want to have the leg of you hitting hand slightly back, so that a shift of weight from the right to the left leg gives you forward momentum. If you are parallel the weight shift is pointless because the momentum of the hip movement would be sideways.

you ought to think about what you can get when you move on from the G-1. For me moving from the G-1 to Rakza Z made the short game much easier, but i was feeling that the G-1 was in the sweet spot for my topspin technique. I could generate good amount of spin and my topspin loops inside matches...

If you want to sacrifice speed for spin coming from the FastArc G-1 then you can go with either Rakza Z or Nittaku PK50 Sieger. Both are less bouncy and speedy and can produce better amounts of spin, but you will have to work for it sometimes, because the sponge is harder

Apart from what was already written the G-1 can generate more spin, while the vega x is probably faster

Don't know about that, but the regular evolution line is supposed to be the commercial version

No, the proposed setup sounds like a recommendation of an old guy that tells you tales from yesteryear. The blades are fine, but there is no point for a beginner to use a hurricane rubber which will make learning topspin harder and force you to learn a technique that is different than the...

I think you buying too many cheap AliExpress bat clones skewed your perception what QA costs. I don't think that QA is half of the production cost of a rubber.

To my knowledge this is simply a more quality controlled version of the regular evolution series targeted at professionals.

I just checked and the Rakza Z seemed slightly more sticky.

I saw this somewhere, but I thought it was broke non on the other side with just a string knotted to the other end