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I actually think it is ALL marketing 🤣 🤣 🤣

I do like the Hadraw all wood blade but my surplus gear is not likely to impress you as I am just a mediocre club hack. Maybe just a straight purchase ???? Just remembered , I have a beautiful XVT blade, this just a little too fast for me...

Very nicely said . 5 stars :)

When i first read the opening post I thought: "why is he not comparing the 2 blades using the exact same rubbers" ???????

Maybe your standards need adjusting. One can apply glue without making a mess

Yes, use the Loki Rxton 3 Pro with blue sponge

I get the idea about it and why not. For me I just don't care about the "Trara" around the event, I just like to watch exiting TT- matches 😆

i am hoping this too but somehow think

Also never heard of it but the expression : "Designed in Germany" is simply another way of saying "made in China". Of course, that does not mean it is a bad thing. 😇

Thanks mate. I now understand that Racket dismantling is done "post match only". Adam Bobrow must have had this wrong or i misunderstood. I think it was Shin Yu-bin that was checking her rubbers carefully after taking her racket out of the red lock- container before the game began. Adam...

Thanks mate. I now understand that Racket dismantling is done "post match only". Adam Bobrow must have had this wrong or i misunderstood. I think it was Shin Yu-bin that was checking her rubbers carefully after taking her racket out of the red lock- container before the game began. Adam...

I have asked this question last week but got no answer. So here we go again. The scrutineers have now got the right to remove the rubbers while checking the rackets before competitions. If they find no faults, who and when are the rubbers glued back on ? Who is doing the gluing and is it done...

if after the testing both blade and rubbers prove to be legal, when is the refitting of the rubbers happening , and is it done under supervision of the scrutineers ?

if after the testing both blade and rubbers prove to be legal, when is the refitting of the rubbers happening , and is it done under supervision of the scrutineers ?

please clear this up for me: I heard Adam Bobrow say that rubbers are now taken off for scrutinizing blades. True ?

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who glued the rubbers to the blade ?

when buying a ready made racket my experience is that the rubbers are always different from the rubbers one buys separately. My last experience is buying a Loki racket (because i liked the black handle :) ) and it was virtually unplayable. I fitted other rubbers and it turned it into a great...

my personal experience in the laminate trade told me that there is indeed a difference between the carbon hybrids , they will make a possible difference when you are building a boat or a bridge but sweet f all using a tiny bit between layers of wood . 😁

i still got an complete electronic board if needed