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No such thing in existence... Cheers L-zr

Ha ha, the reporter wasn't even remotely Swedish... Cheers L-zr

I have two. One main and one back up. Trying to get them as close as possible.... I'm an amateur but will definitely be affected. I need to be "played in" with a particular setup... Cheers L-zr

I use Revolution 3 medium viscosity. Cheers L-zr

But a far cry from the Olympic champion… Cheers L-zr

Perfect, it’s a contender thank you… Cheers L-zr

+1 This is the way I do it to, Attach the sheet as soon as the rubber looks dry, but in reality there is a thin thin layer of vapor left... And also press use your fingers to squeeze the air out, from center outwards.... Cheers L-zr

Do You by chance know the approximate weight of these rubbers (both spin & power spin) cut to size? Cheers L-zr

OK, but still pretty defensive. If You don't want to be a chopper you should practice to do the first attack and keep the pressure up. If You want to be a chopper you will benefit from slower equipment, then take a step back and start slicing and dicing... I would say Your style is more...

The description of his style… Cheers L-zr

I would guess no, but who knows... In amateur leagues I wouldn't worry... Cheers L-zr

Pretty fast for a chopper... A defensive blade with i.e, Mark V 1.5 would be a better choice. Cheers L-zr

My guess, the 337th blade of this type manufactured in the Year of 2024. Cheers L-zr

"If you couldn't write a book about your game, either you don't know your game, or you have no game." Or you are a poor writer... Sounds like a defensive game, Your setup could be too fast... Cheers L-zr

Naa, until You feel comfortable. There is no missing out. With a slow rubber you get more control, and its more fun to be able to put the ball back on the table. You won't win more matches with a faster rubber unless you can do just that. One thing, don't believe the talk about Mark V being...

Look for something that is not sensitive to incoming spin. A rubber like Rakza 7 is very spin sensiitive. In that sense Sriver is good. Try to go a little harder than Sriver FX, it will serve You in the long run. The spin You are missing is a technique issue. I would recommend Mark V, its a...

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I did something similar. Starting low and going up in speed. The best sofas was Nittaku S-CZ. It has a great feel and easy to spin with, but it was a little slow so when blocking I became vulnerable. With my current setup my blocks are more vicious, but the drawback is the feel… However I have a...

If you do let me/us know what you think about it… Cheers L-zr

I just got one… Only ”bench tested so far”… The same basic design as primo carbon… This is my favorite design. Either a 5 all wood or a 3 + 2. There is some flex to it and that in combination with the top layer (Canadian cypress) I think it will be a great compromise between spin and speed. I...