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Thinking of trying this on my virtuoso +. Is it significantly different compared to the el-d? Backhand is my strongest side - powerful loop, strong punch and safe block. Using the el-d feels perfect for my backhand and ok on forehand, but as I'm quite tall (190cm) and my forehand swing is long...

Rakza PO or another short pip rubber.

I have the fx-d on bh and fh and quite like it, but would like to to go up a notch in speed for fh. Mxp may be an option but I worry I will loose too much control. Which tibhar rubber (or other brand) would you suggest? A bit more speed than fx-d but nothing crazy speedy.

How come many players prefers dignics 05 on the backhand and the T05 on forehand. Dignics is harder than Tenergy. I haven't tried any of the them so I can't say I'm sure there is a logical explanation.

Don't understand the z2-hype, feels like a faster rakza 7. Nothing exceptional.

Buy an expensive blade like Acoustic or Virtuoso. It'll prevent you from further aj:ing because they are the best and most expensive.

Someone who can compare the z2 to Dignics 05? Should be more relevant comparison than z2 vs tenergy 05, no?

Rasanter r48

Is mxp less controllable than tenergy 05? Is the fxd similar to the 05fx?

I love the r48 for backhand, but looking for something with a notch more oomph for my forehand. But mxp may be too much I'm afraid.

Thanks! How do they compare to each other?

Which of tibhar evolution rubbers is closest to Rasanter r48?

Today I ordered the Queen of all blades - OSP Virtuoso Offensive +. I asked for 90-92 grams and with the black label on the handle, like the virtuoso ac. I will treat it like my two daughters. My third queen.

So much wisdom on this forum. Thank you all! The serve (and return) may be the most important stroke in tt. Many Youtube-clips show you how to serve fancy serves, but rarely do you find info about the purpose of different serves. Again, many thanks! I bought this outdoor table for the kids last...

Hello all, It doesn't help to serve a mega-spinny serve if you're not ready to handle the spin you get back, right? I realized that now and have started to serve less/no spin serves more often which gives me more predictable returns to attack, I understand that everything is dependent on the...

Very fast sounds good, but does that also mean it's difficult to block with? Compared to, for example, Rakza 7 or Rasanter r48?

Would you say there are better options for a backhand rubber for an advanced intermediate player? I use Rasanter r48 now, which I can handle.

Is Hammond z2 close to Rakza 7 in terms of control? Interested in trying z2 but worried it is too difficult to use.

Many thanks @Der_Echte and @turbozed !

Thanks I will post a video after my session on Sunday.