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Actually, I've found that the FZD blades go really well with hard rubbers. Especially a slow one like hurricane III. The fast ZLC layer + the slow, spinny rubber will make an excellent combo

Sure, it matters. But not as much as the level of your stroke. You must learn a powerful stroke on a wood blade before you can have a spinny and powerful one on carbon. You also need to learn to control your racket before switching to another one because it 'doesn't have enough control'

Everyone has their opinions. Ive been playing for the past few years and i think im ready for a viscaria soon. I've tried one, and i think its full of control and powerful only when you need it to be. Of course your backhand will fly out if you dont have a stroke for it properly devleoped :P

They're different rubbers. DNA Platinum is still the 'flagship rubber' of Stiga, Mantra pro is more like BTY releasing Glayzer and Glayzer 09C

make sure to balance schoolwork and tabletennis correctly!

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basically any defensive blade, or a blade with no carbon. 7 ply woodblades are pretty slow in general

Welcome, this is the best forum for ej's

I have an Indoor table outside, with a cover on it. It works just fine and as intended, an indoor table inside will definitely work and be completely fine

Indooor table

It works against kids, but not 6ft full grown adults

Those are pretty big hands, but hands dont affect gameplay. You can use some grip tape if you don't already

Because of Felix and alexis lebrun, the two brothers that completely dominate French competition, and global. One is penhold, one is shakehand, and they are both sponsored by Tibhar, which is why people like using it in france. It is who they are represented by. Similar to how alot of people use...

Japan - Butterfly China - DHS France - Tibhar every other country - whichever top player they admire :D

Hi ericd937, i haven't tried either of these rubbers, but i can say i do alot of research. Dan actually did a review on it on his channel - see the youtube clip here and the forum post here

Its best to develop a solid stroke with a wooden blade, be that 7 ply or 5 ply. once you're at that intermediate stage where you can hit loops and serve with good spin consistently then its time to upgrade to ALC/ZLC/carbon/inner carbon. It will improve your spin and probably your control and...

Durability, they are around the same. I know a person that has had their tenergy for 15 years and it still works fine. Each to their own

From reviews and videos i would say H8-80

butterfly bryce

The nittaku Acousic carbon is a good one