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I doubt that. The rubber is rather soft so I wouldn't try it on concrete. Also on concrete I'd probably get something with more cushion like badminton shoes.

Can anyone read the engraved codes on sponge or blade? Is there a translator for them?

If I buy Butterfly blades I like to buy from Butterfly international store which in Europe I believe is in Germany. For 5EUR they will pick a desired weight for you so if someone wants a 95g Viscaria then this is the official way to get one. I also like they provide free shipping above 80EUR...

That's such a hard question actually. Objectively: weight. National versions tend to be lighter. Few years ago I played with H3N national on both sides. While the national H3N 37 deg felt faster than any other H3N 37 OS I tried ever since the 40deg BS national felt pretty much the same as any...

I might need to apologize to you. I tried the dynamic version on someone else's racket who got one. It is softer than the medium soft Hovering Dragon with the default Chinese sponge, I guess the Dynamic has a more ESN or BTY feel but it's also slower. It might just be my preference but I like...

The 2nd Pic I shot in Hefei, McDonald's next to the Hilton😂 Also pics of Ma Long and FZD have many filters. But this WCQ is very out of character lol

Hovering Dragon. Also light, much better grip. It has some good qualities of Moon12 with much better topsheet.

The bottom one is the new logo.

Hope you'll have luck with it. Here many use the orange sponge too actually. I guess a weird feeling about the orange sponge is that if I swing too hard or fast the ball gets slower. Like there is an optimum swing speed where the orange sponge has a kick effect. Hard to describe. Also I feel...

I think the topsheet with the new Yinhe logo is gripper than the topsheet with the old logo. But I have only seen the M- hardness with the new logo.

I am in China now for close to 3 months and I have played with all kinds of opponents. Some use Takism with long pips to attack some use Primorac Carbon with H3N 37 degree speedglued. And everything in between. Anyway points are that hobby players develop some weird style with a weird setup and...

No, I mean the silver and red pack one that longle is talking about. https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/attachments/33791/ The LAC pro is 83RMB on Taobao (shipped!!) while LAC normal is above 90RMB. Is it a significant difference? No. But still weird why the pro version is cheaper.

What if the player version has the players fingerprints on it? :unsure: I happened to receive H3N with a hair in the glue a few years ago but I cut that part of the rubber off anyway so not really a concern.

Hhhhhh I will take any luck I can get.

I wonder why the pro version of LAC is cheaper than the normal version. Is it more sticky and otherwise same?

I would say on lower power shots yes, more bouncy. But when I start to hit hard Vis for me feels a bit soft and flexy. On lower power shots I kind of like the bit bouncy and soft Vis more but I rarely win with weak shots and the extra speed of the blade isn't bad if you use slower rubbers like...

In China this dynamic version costs 93rmb on taobao, the standard Chinese one 88rmb or something like that. Not much difference.

I tried in 2020 the original Japanese cake sponge one. Not sure if it's the same or not. That was really nice. Light, fast, great grip. I still prefer that one the most.

You could try to get the Yinhe D-715 or Stiga Inspira Plus. I think these are better than most Viscarias. It's not so easy to buy a good Viscaria, many of them are dull, slow, in comparison and their handles are a bit thin (for me). If you like a bit thinner handle then maybe original Viscaria...