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I don't think it's too much, it's towards the higher end for a starter setup. Rakza 7 is considered a medium hardness rubber. The blade is as slow as you can get without going defensive and if you still find the rubbers too fast, you can try the mark v, old and slow, but perfect for beginners...

Damn, Dan's in the house.

I'm not Swedish, and neither is the announcers. Maybe it would be less annoying if they didn't try to replicate that accent.

Why do commentators always have a thing about pronouncing every name under the sun wrong? First he called him Chalber and now this. I'm overreacting but come on, I can't be the only one that gets annoyed when he calls Anton, Shallberry.

Great, buy w968 and hurricane 3 player edition, it'll solve all your problems. Or you know... Just train... And if you must change equipment, which would be a good idea if you're not a masochist, give up that stupid blade and rubbers and get a korbel with rozena. Learn how to keep attacking...

It depends. 40- is considered super soft 40 soft 42,5 medium soft 45 medium 47,5 medium hard (my preference) 50 hard 50+ extra hard But it's more complicated than that, feel is a combination of sponge type (porous/solid/etc), hardness and elasticity, and topsheet tension, elasticity and...

Sorry to annoy again with posting here but does anyone know the average weight of the pro m? I'm looking to get a set and I wanna know how it compares to my g1 and fx. Thanks.

I'll get him the same Donic wsc from tt11, they get better stuff than what we get here in Greece, it should be better quality. I'll select the sealing option too, should be good enough, just for safety.

But that "weaker" result will last for longer because it'll have time to settle.

Type it on yt, there's many boosting tutorials. This is from emrattich, it should be good enough to get you started.

Abachi is ayous right? And anigre is closer to limba, koto or ayous? I remember it's used as a replacement for one of these but can't remember which one exactly.

He's a new player, I don't think he'll bother with boosting. He didn't even care, dude just glued his new rubbers on that thing. Next time he'll need a new blade for sure.

That's what we all wonder. So if you find the answer let us know👍

But it's completely different construction, the diablo is 3+2 and the wsc is 5+2.

Personally I don't like how blades with sealing play. I'll recommend it to him though. But it's that special huh? Nothing is really like it?

Isn't pg5 all wood? Or is it pg7 that's like clipper?

Unique, how does glass fibre play?

I've tried his blade a bit and I really liked it. Now that you say it's getting discontinued, I may get a wsc, don't know for the diablo, never even heard of it.

Find and join a club. There you'll progress as you play. You can't master anything in any way by "focusing" on it, the sport doesn't work that way. You learn the techniques as you progress and you practice them in exercises. Eventually you'll be able to put them to use in match play.