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Palio - CAT, Palio - R57, 729 - Yellow Arylate Carbon are quite small.

I have semi-wide feet (I think). Stiga Liner and Mizuno Wave Drive are too narrow for my feet. Now I use LOKI - Arthur shoes. Perfect for me anyway and a litte bit wider as well :)

Sanwei Gear Hyper is really nice. Arbalest Z601 is quite good too

Sure. I could order home these. I got a Nova Carbon for try-out. Quite fast blade with much vibration. Haven't tried Cannon Carbon, sorry.

Yes I tried the Inner version. It's really nice. Made me go away from my favorite Yinhe - V14 Pro for half a year.

Air has come into the bottle after sealing it I guess. Not that tight seal...

Yes. Seal all blades....

I feel that it's a bit harder. Moon 12 Blue has more elasticity and is much more easy to handle for me anyway.

Go for a Yinhe V14 Pro. Yinhe have better finish on the blades than DHS too. This blade goes nice together with H3. Try a Yinhe Moon 12 Blue or Green for backhand. Nice spin and linear, giving really good control as well.

Sure these rubbers are good, but in my opinion they are too bouncy and grippy for a beginner. But it's just my thoughts...

These are linear, quite soft and not too grippy so I mean that they are great for a beginner. You can't use MX-P to learn the basics of table tennis...

Hurricane 3 is a dense, tacky, super grippy rubber. If you like to start using one similar to this, there are easier variants to start with like LOKI - Rxton 3, 729 - Cross General or Sanwei - Target 90. This would be a huge difference compared to your MX-P, so that's why I suggested something...

Hi. As you still are a beginner in this I think that you should skip using long pips and instead embrace the spin. I see that you use MX-P and don't take this wrong, but it's like giving a F1 car to a toddler. I mean that you should use a more linear rubber like for example 729 - Focus III Snipe...

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If you need softer tacky rubbers you could check out these Pimplepark - Epos (1.0-1.9mm) Yinhe - Mercury II Soft Giant Dragon - Submarine (a bit odd rubber) 729 - Phoenix 729 - Dragon F Medium-Soft Yinhe - Mars III Euro Yinhe - Big Dipper DHS - Hurricane 8-80

XIOM - TAU II is quite similar to a boosted H3. Really nice :)

Yes the blades are about $30, but great blades. The rubbers are about $10-$20...

Well. I feel that the Fextra One gives a harder feeling, but speed wise they are quite similar. Parla gives a softer feeling what I remember. Go with wood. Wood is wood ;) These rubbers work with both types of blades, but perhaps better with a wood blade.

These rubbers will work good on both backhand and forehand. You might like a softer, slower one on backhand and a bit harder, faster on forehand... Yes I know the Fextra 7 was quite fragile, but now all Sanwei blades are really good crafted. Inner carbon could certainly work good as well...

If you still learn how to handle spin on serves and so I think you should use a rubber that isn't that spin sensitive like 729 - Aurora MAX, 729 - Focus III Snipe, Palio - AK47 Blue. And if you would like something a bit faster have a look at 729 - Presto Max Spin or Speed. But these are all...