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  1. Looking for training in Xi'an or Guangzhou

    There’s a table tennis club at Tianhe stadium in Guangzhou and also about 50 outdoor tables lining the promenade down to the main athletic stadium
  2. Calderano Signs with Joola (#139)

    I don’t understand the relevance. What does a japanese rubber technician’s buying preferences have to do with Hugo’s reasons for changing sponsor brands?
  3. Calderano Signs with Joola (#139)

    🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 that’s just wild
  4. Calderano Signs with Joola (#139)

    Or just maybe I'm telling the truth. Shock horror, the universe might split into oblivion. Here's the simple truth, the only people who know the facts are the people who you don't trust to give responses because they have a vested interest. For that reason you would prefer to believe opinions of...
  5. Calderano Signs with Joola (#139)

    People can speculate all they want, and they will, without any information beyond their obvious thoughts and assumptions they have essentially very shallow opinions :P
  6. Calderano Signs with Joola (#139)

    The pricing is set based on where the blade fits within our own blade lines, you could ask the same question of many different blades on the market. The US pricing is my domain so where 229 euro would have been 265usd, I set the pricing at 229usd instead.
  7. Calderano Signs with Joola (#139)

    There's plenty of logic in that, however when he joined JOOLA he specifically asked to begin testing ARY-c innerlayer blades, so that throws that out the window in part. I'm not sure why he suddenly became interested in changing at this stage of his career - maybe he thought it could give him a...
  8. Calderano Signs with Joola (#139)

    Good things take time :)
  9. Calderano Signs with Joola (#139)

    Yea sorry that's false, the rubbers are not the same, if it was that easy there wouldn't have been any adjustment period and we could've just made everything identical to how it was before from the beginning and the transition would have been totally seamless. We spent a huge amount of time with...
  10. Joola Hugo Calderano Trinity Charged & Trinity Dynamic Review: Great Hybrid Rubbers for Advanced Amateur Players

    Don’t worry you’ll be seeing more of the Trinity again in the very distant future, it’s getting a little makeover and coming back soon
  11. Calderano Signs with Joola (#139)

    I think it's also 26mm but the shape of the taper is different to Xiom as far as I'm aware, unless they changed something. I think JOOLA's handle has a more steady taper to the flare, whereas Xiom's handle has a more obvious flare so it feels thinner for the top half of the handle. Rossi...
  12. Calderano Signs with Joola (#139)

    The handle is the same shape/dims as JOOLA's other premium blades like the Trinity etc. It's a little wider in the center of the grip.
  13. Joola Hugo Calderano Trinity Charged & Trinity Dynamic Review: Great Hybrid Rubbers for Advanced Amateur Players

    Nice detailed review read through it all and echo a lot of the opinions
  14. Joola Hugo Calderano Trinity Charged & Trinity Dynamic Review: Great Hybrid Rubbers for Advanced Amateur Players

    Great stuff, look forward to reading the full review shortly! :)
  15. Calderano Signs with Joola (#139)

    I passed on your notice about the ARY-c also
  16. Calderano Signs with Joola (#139)

    What are the odds. I just flagged their site to our German team yesterday for advertising for sale a rubber we haven't launched yet
  17. Calderano Signs with Joola (#139)

    The product launched already so not sure why that would be the case. What’s the name of the retailer and where are they located?
  18. Calderano Signs with Joola (#139)

    ARY-c sold out in China lol
  19. Calderano Signs with Joola (#139)

    If blades were priced like that then there wouldn't be any sponsored players in the first place haha
  20. Calderano Signs with Joola (#139)

    Because in a world of distributors AND retailers, both of whom require margins and stable retail prices, it's not possible. If you cut the price down then it's ultimately the brand that loses and then you end up touching break even or below cost.
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