Search results

Li Yongyin has almost the same german TTR as Kanak Jah who is 2800 USATT. There are only so many chinese players who can play internationally and get world ranking points. Here you can see the TTR points of german 1. Bundesliga...

I don't know if I can be of too much help here. I used to play VP 39 on Yinhe Pro 01. When I tried it on a 7 ply all wood blade the thow angle was too low for me. I've only used the VP 39 on forehand.

In that case I would suggest to either go for the Pure or the Clipper. Pure is supposed to be slightly slower. You can also ask for a blade of average weight (84-87g) to make sure you don't get an extreme outlier. As for rubbers I still recommend Rakza 7 or Vega Europe H. I don't understand...

First of all, basically any blade you can't test for a prolonged time with the rubbers you already know is a small gamble. Any classic composition all wood All+/Off- blade will be a pretty safe bet. Apart from that I can not say any particular blade would be better or worse for you. The one...

In that case I think you will be totally fine with the blade you chose and, since you seem to be set on it, I wont try to convince you of anything else. As for the rubbers, like someone else said, if you want longevity Rakza 7 is probably the best choice. If you don't mind changing more...

I have hit with all of those rubbers at least a little bit. I had G1 in Ultramax and didn't like the catapult even though it's supposed to be low. MK I also didn't like as much as many others. I'm not sure why. Vega Pro and X I only hit a few balls on friends blades, so even less of an opinion...

In regard to Hybrid rubbers I think Vega Europe H is fine for beginner. Rakza Z and Vega Pro H are much more difficult to play though. I have read very good things about the new Banda Allround Future Cybershape. Maybe worth looking into since it's a lot cheaper.

Yes, both do.

What exactly are you using at the moment? The complete premade DHS 9002 or just the blade of the premade bat with H3 40° and H8 Hard glued to it?

Yes, I use a cutter knife.

Mine was 63-64g uncut and cut to Korbel SK7 it was 45-46g with 2+1 layers of Revolution No.3.

I would not recommend a 40° (53° ESN) hardness rubber for beginners.

It does. Did you watch it or just read the title? More than half the video is just about softness, stiffness etc. Starts less than 1 min into the video.

That's interesting. I thought Pro 01 was the slightly slower, slighty better feeling one. At least that's why I remember getting it and not the V14 Pro. Maybe I was misinformed :)

If you're backhand dominant I would probably go for a standard headsize (157x150) blade. Donic True Carbon inner should be slightly faster than HL5. It's basically an inner version of viscaria and also has pretty good price. If you want the same composition as HL5 but slightly faster Innerforce...

That's wrong. I have the silver one and it has blue sponge. I believe silver is Target National 2 often called "new".

Carbon blade for complete beginners...great idea...

I don't think you can get a yellow card for serve. It's either a warning or a fault.

WDYM by other brands? I would assume they both compared Z03 to D09C.