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Yes, that's exactly what I meant. Post updated.

Revspin speed/spin/control/etc ratings are pulled out of thin air, and therefore are literally meaningless. Manufacturer's ratings are also useless - because everything new is described as faster/spinnier and simultaneously with more control. TLDR, stop being an EJ and practice instead.

Nexy Calix

@Silver Smasher - changing one grippy rubber to another is unlikely to help you with receive of "nasty" serves. And long pips aren't a solution either, just a crutch, especially when the problem sounds like inability to read the spin. The only way out of this is to improve your ability to read...

Keep the rubbers, get a slower blade.

@BRS - the above videos are private.

How long have you practiced with this blade/rubber combo before using it in a tournament?

https://bribartt.co.uk/product/joola-prime-40-3-table-tennis-ball/

The smart decision is to wait for Lemuria to release a SALC clone for ~35 bucks 😂

Greg Letts is the definitive authority on the subject for all mere mortals. Cannot find a link to his site anymore, but here is a copy of his "Everything you wanted to know playing with or against antispin" helpfully hosted by some kind soul...

Any chance you could keep all these videos to a single thread like all other YT channel owners who post on this forum. I appreciate you are trying to promote your channel but there are just too many posts with sensationalist titles.

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If you're not scared of command prompt and/or need to process many videos, nothing beats the flexibility and speed of ffmpeg.

If you're looking for a TBS replacement and don't mind spending a bit of money, Nexy Calix 2 is an option. Reviews on mytt.

Aha, then it makes sense, thanks for the clarification.

You did also say that limba is ~ 1.4x heavier than ayous. Say x is the weight of an ayous core (in grams). Then a limba core weighs x+4. (x+4)/x = 1.4 solving for x gives 10g.

So the inner core of a normal blade (like a viscaria) is 10g or less? Are you sure?

I've owned several Xiom blades in the past and all had impeccable finish. No splintering problems despite multiple rubber re-glueings.

Also here is a battle between two penhold greats:

Check out videos with Xu Xin in this playlist WTTC 2013 Training on my YT channel. For example: