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My experience is that the blade has speed of an OFF- blade. In open rallies its very good. The ball dips down very weird. When you think you 'over hit' a shot it will suddenly dip on the table at the last moment. The only downside I found was that the blade has a hard feel. My opening game...

What many people forget when they are executing a backhand flip is that the basics are the same as a backhand loop against backspin. The only things that are really diffent are the timing of hitting the ball (which is earlier) and the way you use your wrist (you need to get more upward momentum...

Stiga Clipper is an option but is heavy, Stiga Rosewood NCT V is not really an alternative but alot of players in my club like it more than the Spirit.

I think here it is more clear. I dont have this a weird grip like this myself. Wonder why he uses this grip.

I would say go for Joola Roskopf Emotion!

I think the last one is not true for many members here :rolleyes:

Clippers are usually heavy so maybe with your close to the table style you would like the Infinity VPS V more those are lighter.

I think Hurricane Hao III will work great with Rakza 7 (soft)

The 'wobble balls' are nu illusion. If the ball has little to no spin at all it wil wobble through the air. Just like a wobble ball in football.

You know this is for badminton... Right? :D it can still be usefull but not as much for table tennis

Well, following the serve rules you have to throw up the ball horizontal. But this rule is made up to prevent players to throw the ball straith onto their bats and impart huge amounts of spin with almost no movement at all.

If you throw the ball up it counts. Doesnt matter you dont make any arm movement or swing at the ball the point will go to the opponent. But on amature level most players think when you dont swing at the ball and catch it it doesnt count.

Glad it is working. Once you perfected your technique you can play with any backhand rubber you would like. But I suggest you to stay with this rubber for a while and really focus on gettibgthe technique right ;)

Nobody can tell you which one is better for you, you have to really try them and feel which one suits your technique and game the most.

Enjoy Deploy wint, wat een verrassing! :P

Well I think it doesnt matter how many new blades will come out with the name 'Zhang Jike' on it, he will keep hos Viscaria.

Well I think on this kind of blade max thicknes is the only option (for impuls powersponge). I think Andro Hexer/ Hexer + can be a good one as well. Hexer + is a bit harder and Hexer has medium hardnes but they are still controllable rubbers. Not too sure if its good for you with a fast blade...

A thin soft rubber on a fast blade like the Hurricane Long 5 is like my friend says a 'dead' combination. Because of the ball not having much sponge to sink into during a stroke it comes of to quickly and hardly produces any spin at all... This might be the issue

Im sorry but Andro Impuls Powersponge is one of the most controllable rubbers out there, especially for just keeping the ball into play (blocking pushing and stuff). Perhaps the blade is too fast for you or you just have to develop your backhand more. Maybe because of the rubber beeing this...

Yeah Ive ordere quite a few things there. Very fast shipping delivery, I remember ordering something on a monday and it arrived at friday. What I like the most about this website is that the more you order the more discount you get.