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Cuifeng is Pinyi, Chonglan is different brand. I don't have experience with Chonglan so can't tell. Price wise Chonglan is a bit cheaper. 88rmb for sticky and 108 for the grippy Pro version. Pinyi grippy rubbers are also more expensive around 138.

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I think sanwei does deliver to US. https://sanweisport.com/en/product/accessories/table-tennis-shoes/sanwei-fireflash-table-tennis-shoes/

I also recommend the Speed art shoe or Sanwei or now available as yasaka too. Maybe the cheapest as yasaka for some reason. Since you mention you have loss of grip do you play on wood court? If yes then definitely get the mentioned shoe because for me it works by far the best on wood floor. On...

If Butterfly's durability claims are true and so far with D05, 80, 64, Glayzer they are, Zyre might be actually worth it. Many people are spending 100+USD for H3 player edition + booster, plus they screw up their boost and H3 also can degrade fast. Zyre seems tempting and it's almost something...

Looks like Lin Yun Ju by handle, but it's a custom blade so could be even a Viscaria with LYJ handle.

One of my gripes with LAC is that the sponge is a crapshoot. The topsheet seems to be pretty consistent but the sponge can be heavy and soft and light and hard and any permutation in between depending what pack you open.

Yes, I think it will work just fine. I don't remember if I used it on the ZQ90, maybe i have but I used it on similar blades and it works great on Vis type blades. For sure Glayzer is harder to use than Mantra Pro on BH, the topsheet is harder, the sponge is a bit harder. One really needs to...

One can buy the Yasaka one on Aliexpress for 50EUR... Buy some Victor insoles for another 8EUR, and bammm perfact shoe. I mean if someone is serious.

I used it on Stiga Inspira Plus and now XIom Ice Cream AZX on the Zylon carbon side. The throw angle is quite high, which is why I like it on more fast and forward playing blades. It's harder than G-1 but with the right technique the topsheet becomes quite soft and stretchy. More so than G-1 can...

I have a Sanwei pair and I don't have your issues. But I can say the grip is by far the best and maybe even if everything else would be dogshit I would still take the grip over those. But for me everything is great.

It's speed art shoe. It's rebranded as sanwei, yasaka, gewo maybe even more. Smart pick on gewo's side to select this one.

Normal H8 has no 25 sponge. 20 and 80 are later editions.

Saw this today in Shanghai airport. Thought it was funny enough to capture 😂

735RMB at the moment.

Prov blue sponge rubbers are around 220-230RMB on TB. If you try to buy some at local clubs you might get it for a bit lower. I did buy some H3N prov for 195RMB in Hefei, it was non Neo, but I think the Neo was 205RMB. 95RMB TG2 sounds a bit cheap to me too, maybe 120-130 is realistic, but...

It's 98 yuan, and has 39 and 40 degree options. The taobao listing states it doesn't need boosting and should be 60g uncut, so pretty light too.

I got myself an Ice Cream AZX pro mainly because I fear this blade will go extinct soon and it is a good blade, and I've been enjoying the larger head size of Stiga Inspira Plus or the Cybershape. My biggest issue with the original Ice Cream AZX was its handle, it was too skinny. Thankfully the...

Less bouncy, more grip, more durable. Mantra Pro M more easy to use. Mantra Pro M is more fun to use. Glayzer more capable against higher level players.

It's certainly better bang for the buck. I played D09c FH and D64 BH before, I think normal Glayzer for BH is very good bang for the buck but also probably one of the best rubbers one can get in general. The thing is Glayzer has about the same grip as Dignics. If you have the grip it's mostly on...