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You are looking for Joola Tronix ACC, 47'5 but feels softer with a VERY grippy topsheet. Open ups on backspins is a breeze, high arc and produces a spin comparable with Tenergy 05. Easy to play with too. I have two friends who plays with Joola Tronix ACC on both FH and BH one of the use a...

A kid who have played for 2,5 years and are 12yo old can be VERY good. We have 12yo kids at our club who plays with Tenergy and DNA Platinums on offensive blades. We also have kids at the same age with Vega Intro etc. Kids with a little bit of talent who likes to train can develop in a pace that...

I think it could be good to get a second opinion on this setup from your club/coach...

Yeah Dynaryz ACC is fast and bouncy with a lower arc compare to Tronix ACC. If you like G-1 on forehand you will probably like modern hybrid rubbers on forehand for example Stiga DNA Hybrid M. Dynaryz ACC is a great backhand rubber aswell. If you wan´t to go full Stiga then DNA Hybrid M on FH...

Yes, I have Tronix ACC on BH and FH on one of my blades. Sydsport sells Joola and you can call them for a second opinion if don´t trust a "random forum guy" : )

Yes G-1 feels harder than 47'5 due to the firm topsheet. Many newer 47'5 rubbers have much more elastic topsheet. If you can handle C-1 you will have no problem with Tronix ACC, easy to loop underspinn, backhand loops are a breeze. The negative is its not the best rubber far away from the table...

I have played with both C-1 and G-1 in 2.0 and Max. I think a modern 47'5 rubber with a lot of control (more spin than C-1) is what you looking for. For example Joola Tronix ACC is a great choice better than Hybrid MK if you ask me. Pairs well with Cybershape Wood too.

The topsheet of G-1 is harder and I agree Rakza 7 feels softer and are easier to play with for a lower level player.

Same but G-1 feels firmer.

Oh Ok, I have not seen you play and I guess you don´t have a coach since you have not mention that. I'm sorry I don´t think I can help you with any suggestions based on the info I got.

I think your Sweden Extra will be fine. I am more worried about your choice of rubbers. Your rubbers are to soft and to thin which will slow down your development. I suggest you keep your Sweden Extra which is a great blade to learn the fine art of table tennis with. Get som rubbers in 2.0mm...

This is a very wise move! Put your Korbel away for a year or so. I like Stigas wood blades a lot and Allround Evolution would be a great choice. Sweden Extra is a good choice too. Allround Classic is a classic for a reason but it is very slow. Good luck!

Its faster and on a Viscaria its very fast. Rakza7 has in my opinion a higher throw and will be easier to develop your backhand loop, openings with backhand etc. On the other hand Viscaria may not be the best blade to develop those skills with but not impossible.

Rakza7 sounds like a great idea. Another easy rubber with high arc and lot of spin is Joola Tronix ACC. Platinum M is great but faster, K3 is demanding etc. I like G-1 as well but in your situation Rakza7 or Tronix ACC sounds more like what you are looking for.

I know, I have played with Donic rubbers and its only for some of their rubbers in my opinion, Barracuda for example lasts forever. I don´t know if Bluestar lasts but we see! I friend of mine how have played with K3 for a few years changed to Bluestar A1 and he thinks its far superior to K3.

Test of Donic Bluestar A2. Looks promising!

G1 and M2 are good but its not an huge upgrade from what you got today. Why not go the Butterfly route and try Tenergy 05 on both sides?! Bluestorm Z1 on FH and Z2 on BH is fast but controllable as well.

Don´t change blade and rubbers at the same time. If you ask me I think you should buy another Infinity VPS and change to faster rubbers like Stiga DNA Platinum M on both sides or MX-P. Get a 90g Infinity. On the other hand we don´t know anything about your skill level or playing style so its...

Ok so you don´t want to play with Yazaka blade and rubber. I know Butterfly is cool, Primorac with Rozena 2.0 on both sides are good aswell. Not as good as Sweden Extra with Rakza 7 but still a good choice.