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  1. Just Butterfly Glayzer (on backhand)

    After using G1 and V15e Glayzer felt a lot harder. Now it feels very soft. One needs to rely on the topsheet stretching more than with ESN rubbers. After someone uses ESN rubber for long Glayzer feels hard and deflective. Its true other way around too, if I pick up G1 or whatever that kind of...
  2. Xiom Vega China VM Review

    My Vega China plus arrived and after gluing it my racket is light. It has good grip after just quick testing and I get why it feels dead, but it's more lively than the unboosted Chinese rubbers that state they don't need boosting. It's for sure like 70% of the bounce of Glayzer, but with...
  3. Just Butterfly Glayzer (on backhand)

    I think so too. But I think the biggest difference is the grip with the rubber it's just always so consistent. Also the bounce too. It really felt like Cheating for the first time I used WTT balls. Yinhe balls I struggle with especially recently since it rains a lot more. We can have aircon and...
  4. Xiom Vega China VM Review

    I Yes I agree totally. Vega China really is like a well boosted H3 orange. I think that's high praise for every and any rubber. Maybe it's just good enough not to think about newer and more expensive rubbers.
  5. Xiom Vega China VM Review

    Never tried C55, actually I kind of get the cuties thinking about C-touch rubbers. But Vega China is old, it's like K2 or Rakza Z topsheet with some more bounce to it. I think it's very very pleasant to use on an inner blade. Maybe also pleasant on an outer blade and the durability I have no...
  6. Xiom Ice Cream blades, AZX Review

    200+ is too much. I'm talking about 185gish weight with good chinese and glayzer on it. The blade is 87g. Also one of my gripes with Pinyi and Quanshibao P1 that feels a bit heavy, with F1 it's around 185g. Dignics shouldn't be much heavier, maybe a gram or two. I used G09c before, I really...
  7. Xiom Ice Cream blades, AZX Review

    I think I was talking that AZX Pro is demanding and I am 100% sure that is right since I paired it with demanding rubbers and the two together is guess what? 2x Demanding. But with more forgiving rubbers I think it is great. Why? Because the blade has this base potential in speed and accuracy...
  8. Just Butterfly Glayzer (on backhand)

    Here's a really weird observation I didn't think I will need to write. Been using Glayzer on BH for a time now. Feels soft. Very soft. I'm sure I'm used to it by now but still it feels very soft. I've been going to a different club in China and they use DHS WTT balls. It's not really a club...
  9. Xiom Vega China VM Review

    o_O The normal Vega China didn't feel hard at all. For sure it was like 54ish but felt very soft in a different way. Compared to G1 or whatever on 47deg scare it was obviously harder but compared to Pinyi or Quanshibao it felt very much like an elastic soft rubber.
  10. Xiom Vega China VM Review

    Yesterday I tried this out on a guys blade, he has H3N boosted orange and Vega China on his normal Ma Long 5 blade and it's really nice rubber. On a blind test I doubt I could make a difference they were so similar. And I'm not gonna lie the Vega China was very used, like when half the rubber...
  11. New Hurricane 8-80?

    Yes, I only saw red 39deg, and around 350rmb, so sorry I don't have any good news either
  12. New Hurricane 8-80?

    39 deg exists in national version for sure, I think I saw that on taobao
  13. What is most bouncy Chinese rubber in your experience.

    Yasaka hovering dragon is fast.
  14. Just Butterfly Glayzer (on backhand)

    Durability I pretty similar to Dignics. I only used 2.1mm myself from both.
  15. An international TTD meet up!

    @latej is a real gentleman. Can't be refuted 😸
  16. Nexy Spira available in Korea

    As you hit harder the contact time seems less and less compared to H3 or D09 or any decent rubber. I don't recommend it to anyone even for beginners since there are better rubbers. Maybe to someone who wants to play with smooth rubber instead of short pips.
  17. Nexy Spira available in Korea

    Hey, that is really an unfair comment. I didn't recommend it to anyone, I just said it feels like beginner rubber. But now that you called me out let me even defend that point that I didn't make. For a beginner do I recommend Decathlon or Sitga or Butterfly or whoever to make some decent...
  18. Nexy Spira available in Korea

    Just some clarification, the topsheet grip with the ball on contact is good, it's not slipping. My meaning is when you hit hard the rubber doesn't grip the ball, it's not slipping but doesn't hold it so your contact time is low and the spin is very unsatisfactory the control is bad etc. I played...
  19. Nexy Spira available in Korea

    Well first impression is that I don't like it. It feels like a beginners rubber. The topsheet has actually good grip but it feels like it's not spinning the ball at all and when I do brush hitting it has no grip. Maybe contact time is not much. Speed is ok but not amazing. I think quanshibao f1...
  20. Nexy Spira available in Korea

    Look what taobao has pulled in today. Nexy Spira H. Guess what, it costs 110rmb in China. It has a very Tianjinish smell to it. Sponge is quite pored and purple. The European pricing is painfully high. I'll test it tomorrow.
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