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i have to agree with Der Echte, you can't go wrong with the regular Genius (yellow sponge), i play for more than a year with an old Genius ( i had to revive the spin with WD40, and it reacts very well to this reviving method, one short spray on the rubber surface, and you can also use WD40 or...

Hi all, To restore grip of a rubber you can use WD40 , 2drops on the rubber surface (or 1 short spray). This works very well for natural rubber sheets (like Genius, Sriver ...) Check out the thread : This info will save you a lot of money

what to eat before a match evening and at what time? what is the effect of variations in the grip of the racket (i am asking only regarding shakehand grip), what makes a grip good to perform well (detailed description pls) ?

i would suggest a Stiga Tube Allround WRB wood with on the FH side a Yasaka Rakza 7 (regular, not soft), 1.8mm , or a Tibhar Genius (regular also, 1.8mm). BH side i am really not so sure for you, maybe a short pimple ?

I have to confirm what Carl says about the Butterfly blades being overpriced. I have found that an all wood blade of good quality can do the job for us amateur players , and even a lot of world top players play with an all wood blade. I am very pleased with my Stiga Tube Allround WRB (an all+...

Anybody has some more info on this rubber ?

hahaha , another so called Adidas product !! Adidas just does not make table tennis products, they buy the rubbers at the esn factory , just like Joola, Tibhar, Andro, XIOM, Donic and maybe esn has a part of their production in china or an other asian country its all just a bunch of marketing...

i glue after 1 hour , but you can wait even longer if you want to the whole process is really not that time critical, you can experiment a little depending on your rubber this thread is supposed to inform everybody on which rubbers you revived , so we can get to know which ones work well on...

i used normal lamp oil paraffine, i put just one layer of paraffine on the sponge with a brush (maybe 2 teaspoons of oil, really not much, just to cover the sponge with one thin layer)), let it dry for an hour , just 3 drops on the topsheet, rubbed these in evenly on the surface with my finger...

ok now back to some useful info on boosting to restore ols rubber i succesfully restored a Tibhar Genius (red 1,8mm , the standard Genius!) with paraffine on the sponge and on the outer surface, the Genius was really completely inable to generate any spin now i would guess it has 90% of its...

i only boost to revive an otherwise worn out rubber, you can use WD40 or paraffine oil do a search on "this info will save you a lot of money" and you will find the posts on this subject

If Boll wants that 10th title, he will win it !

I also had a Tibhar Aurus Soft 1,9mm red but now i have an old Tibhar Genius (Standard version) 1,8 mm red and the Genius has a lot more spin and control , the Aurus is faster but i prefer the Genius by FAR !!! The old Genius had almost no more spin in it !! But i used my trick with WD40 to...

let's just get rid of the stupid pips, it brings nothing interesting to our sport, just throw away the pips and start playing real table tennis with inverted rubbers (how many pips players in top 100 ?)

i agree with Azlan, i really don't like the sound of her music !!

i used to play the Waldner Senso Carbon but now i prefer my Stiga Tube Allround blade , which is a all wood blade, and i prefer the all wood blade now !!

i have had a torn knee ligament and had a ACL reconstruction this year , it was cuased by playing soccer , now after 5 months i start to walk normally again but i still play TT with a big knee brace and will continue to do so until the end of this year. the most important things to do to...

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haha, after watching the videos , i am more confused about the effect of rubber thickness than ever !! :confused: also i played with a new Tibhar Aurus soft (red , 1,7mm) on a Joola K1 blade (just after placement of the brandnew rubber) and i have to say it played really well, heavy spin, good...

Adidas is just another name for the same ESN Tensors , so there is nothing new created by Adidas. When you would do a blind test of rubbers you would feel no playing difference at all between all the ESN products (Joola, Tibhar,Andro, Donic ...) !! Adidas brings nothing new to table tennis material.