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Most recent was probably Qiu Dang he used to be a jpen with both sides until a few years ago

This issue is much more prominent with Chinese style rubbers than European in my experience

Depends how good they are. If theyre awful smash through, if theyre same as me try to counter loop or block if its a low one, if theyre better then I pray

Mate. When I was 15 a shop I worked in wouldn't let me carry glass because they were worried if I got injured they would be liable and insurance wouldn't cover it. But it doesn't mean it's illegal for a 15 year old to carry glass... You're either a troll or dont have the required knowledge or...

Couldn't be sure of the reason = unconfirmed I think I'll stop this is going no where either post your court cases directly or I'll stop replying. But if you do I'll enjoy learning something new. I did look them up which is how I found out about the single report that didn't confirm the reason...

Yep as said earlier there is no law they changed the rules for a single case report that couldn't be sure of the reason but was possibly the speed glue

An unconfirmed health incident in japan?

7mm is usually thickness for either dual sided penhold blades (Sou MF P). The negative is they split easier, but this is still rare. 9mm is usal thickness for below flagship blades from top manufacturers if penhold or the flagship thickness for shakehand (any thicker and the racquet will...

Hinoki does not need sealing. It doesn't easily splinter. It can split or indent

This sanwei rep is actually really cool. In answer to the OP I would actually go with a Koto outer wood blade. The biggest difference in feel is not the carbon placement but the wood. Koto is very direct, lest spinny, when you play a backhand or forehand it feels like hitting with hard wood...

What? bty even said the golden fzd alc is only for him. They already admitted that he has a personal fzd alc that is not publicly available. So why would he change since they already told the world the gold fzd is his own and not the commercial

Edit: this is a reply to JK But if you want s real beginners bat then don't get two tensor on a 7 ply. for a true beginner generic 5 ply TM plus two 729 focus snipe. This can be 70 euros if you massively overpay or if you have AliExpress it can cost 40 euros. In this case 120 is far too much I...

Also consider that the 1700 player is not trying hard enough to beat you but maybe practices the counter top spin game I have some players probably around 1200 in my club who have a nice powerful drive into a opening topspin that is a bit high. I use this specifically to practise keeping my...

For the same price in the UK you can buy a clipper wood and 2 fastarc G1 or I could get a 5 ply offensive blade with two MXP with my smallish club discount. Its not a bad price or product for sure but it's hard to recommend over a korbel with two decent rubbers at this stage where it's fairly...

I usually take this as lets do a fixed to a budget, really what happens here is dependent on if you accept chinese rubbers or not, if not the rubber is MUCH more important at below 20USD per side and then at 30 the only really acceptable rubbers start playing in, Derwhind for tensor. But still...

Hey I'm not the one who got arsey and preachy about that when you say carbon it should be soley and only carbon. That was you. If you want us all to stick to your rules then you should find it easy no? so stop pretending you're using pure carbon layers without resin by saying carbon and instead...

Not many actually publish the type of resin used but butterfly tamaca 5000 used carbon fibre stabilized with low viscosity epoxy resin. Last I checked resin is 1.) A substance and 2.) Not carbon

So you believe that carbon fibre composites are pure carbon? and that wood blades don't contain glue? Or have a plastic lens in the handle? ​​​​​​ this is the president you have set. Or do you beleive that being good at table tennis means you know the structure of carbon fibre weaves better than...

Are you all being deliberately dumb. Carbon fiber resin composites which are used as a layer is some table tennis blades are not Carbon by your own criteria they are carbon fiber resin composites. And ZLC is a Carbon fiber resin composites and Zylon TM Amarid weave.Also wood blades are not wood...

My answer is that it depends. Softer blades for me provide better soft passive blocks where I want to keep the ball shorter and lower. to me it feels like you have more creative control harder outer blades I found block really well when you want the ball as a more aggressive block and not to...