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I think tibhar and xiom jumps on Chinese players even without the coaches. Especially tibhar since it's not very popular on China so I'm sure they are dying to penetrate the market more. What about Loki? Wasn't Wang Hao married to them somehow?

It's weird how strong Rozena is and that Glayzer didn't overtake it.

I think Rxton 7 40deg commercial or 39deg commercial are OK for all wood. I wanna stick it on W968 with a Mantra Pro M on BH side. LAC is also okay, on W968 it didn't feel too slow, but I can tell Rxton 7 is more bouncy. Granted W968 is still faster than most all wood but it's not a speed demon.

To be fair he lost both his matches.

I used to have a Wave medal 6 and while that was very durable and comfy and stable it was so bad on wood floors. It was slippery on hardwood. But that was the good old orange/yellow gumsole, this is some blue compound. Ofc this also depends on where you use the shoe, if on various type of floors...

It looks like the Mizuno Wave Medal sole without the Wave tech inside. I wonder how this works. Does Mizuno make it for Victas, or some Chinese manufacturer just straight up copies Mizuno and Butterfly soles, or Mizuno open-sourced it etc. Btw this is not only Victas; Joola, Tibhar has many...

Loki Rxton 7 really is a very peasant surprise for me. The commercial 40 degree version feels so nice and fun to play with. It's like a very good hybrid rubber from ESN or Butterfly. I did buy a sheet of pro version in 41 degree but that feels much harder and duller too. Not much fun either...

Fastarc G-1 is not like Gear Hyper at all. Joola Vizon is a rubber used on pre-made rackets, no? Maybe it can be bought separately. G-1 is a fine rubber for one, I would not really consider Rakza z or Pk50. (isn't Pk50 discontinued?) But maybe the Rakza 7 soft or Rakza x soft arr a better...

Why don't they punish the player who can't reach the ball instead? Sounds like it's their fault to begin with? 🌚

Not sure why anyone would want to make this shitty glue. In fact, Butterfly could do a service by not selling it.

Yeah, could be but I'm always suspicious when I see tibhar or joola shoes with Mizuno wave medal or lezoline copy soles. Other brands too, don't wanna pick on tibhar.

I saw a few younger guys buying the Zhang Jike original carbon in China. But it's not like everyone is throwing away their Viscaria to get one 😂 I think foreign brands must have a hard time in China besides Japanese and Stiga. I'm think I saw people use more tibhar shoes than rubbers and blades...

I have the 40deg black, just standard version. I think just for a test the standard is good enough. If you don't mind playing with 2 black rubbers it's also OK or put it on a B racket to try. There is a national version, the packaging has Zhou Yu on it. If someone wants it for BH side and the...

Is rxton 7 really good or am I just imagining things? I got a sheet in 40deg and it's quite delicious to use. Not just good for the money but like it's really really good. It has very good bounce and catapult, the topsheet feels very nice and elastic. It gives me like K3 vibes with more Chinese...

I think the sponge is pretty good in fact. And spin and the natural ball lift of Glayzer is pretty comparable to Tenergy. I switch back and forth between Glayzer and V15 and Glayzer is just more easier to use in difficult situations to lift the ball with very low effort while if I do the same...

The Glayzer topsheet grip is just unbeatable, even Dignics doesn't beat it since it's the same. The durability hmmm... One year old Glayzer that are beat up still grip more than new ESN rubbers. The only thing I don't like about Glayzer that the edges of the topsheet are chipping but I think...

That's crazy. My TDE is 46g cut 🌚

I wonder why does the Mizutani ZLC feel stiffer and harder than the Mizutani Super ZLC. On paper it should be the other way around but actually in real life the Mizutani ZLC is much stiffer and harder than the Super ZLCThe Super ZLC has more vibration too, and the copies I have Mizutani ZLC FL...

For me I feel like if I am just practicing a heavy blade feels better. If I know where stuff is coming back and I can prepare in advance heavy is just more powerful and I can prepare my body in advance blabla. But if I start to play randomly and switching sides I just fall behind with a heavy...

So I wonder which has more advantages, a light or a heavy paddle (blade plus rubbers). I would say heavy is above 192g and below is light. Below 185g is quite light. Without spoiling anything, I wonder about the general consensus.