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I don't think that DHS Hurricane 3 NEO and 729 Super FX is similar at all. Perhaps that they both are tacky. The Super FX is much slower and softer what I recall from trying it out some years ago. For backhand, if you want a nicer price. Try 729 Focus III Snipe 44/46 deg, depending on what speed...

Played with my H8-80 on backhand yesterday. The feeling is really nice. Perhaps I'm changing my Big Dipper for this one on BH. :)

I came back to playing five years ago, after a 30 years absense. I've tried out many Chinese variations and here are some proposals. The Chinese setup :) But it's impossible to know how it'll work for you. For me it's great, playing a loop and spin oriented offensive game. DHS Power G9, 7-ply...

No. Nothing like LOKI N80. N80 is much harder, like H3N 40/41 deg. H8-80 is much softer (37/38 deg).

If I was you and have used this premade racket, almost anything would be better. Check out something like Stiga Energy Wood WRB or Yasaka Sweden Extra. These are nice all/off 5-ply wooden blades of good value, and look at Yasaka Rakza 7 or Andro Hexer Grip/Powergrip to find high class all/off...

Hi. TT11 is $221.13 and TTEX is about $174.44, so not really the same. This is with the tax included for Sweden then, but TTEX should be cheaper for you...

https://www.ttex.se/stiga-rosewood-nct-vii.html in Sweden. This is one of our best table tennis stores. Don't know if they ship abroad, but this is not as expensive as many other sites...

Yes I have. Sure this one is much slower, but I compared the rebound to Big Dipper, and it was really high. But now it's boosted, and we'll see this week :)

I have a couple of Yinhe V-14 PRO as well, and I too found out that the wood splinters too easy. Really nice fast blade otherwise...

I played this on my backhand yesterday, unboosted as well. Compared to a Big Dipper 38° it feels soft and really nice, but the rebound from blocking is so high. That's just an adjustment to do :) I have taken it off now to add a couple of booster layers, to see if that could give it a more...

Glad you liked it :) Yep. Chinese all the way here :) I really don't like flexy blades to these rubbers. I found out that stiffer ones work better for me, and then a bit faster than all+/off-. I used to have 729 Focus III Snipe and DHS TinArc 3 for backhand, but advanced to Yasaka Rakza 7...

I've tried some of these over the years. The last years I've tried to play a bit more aggressive, striking the ball at the highest point. Earlier I used to wait more often for the ball to drop, like digging it up instead. This was perhaps more fun and a bit more lazy kind of play. On the other...

Yes. Perhaps it's because of the lower speed that I got the impression of lower throw. I had to adjust my angle to get the ball over the net. Now I will try it on my backhand tonight at the club, so we'll see. :) It might just be so that I will boost this one later on as well and see what...

Aaaah. Just tried my 8-80 38 deg yesterday. It's all soft and really similar to the 3-50 what I recall. No speed, low throw. The spin is there but it means really hard work if you leave the table at any time. Just a disappointment with this one. Well the weight. 51g cut. Sure a couple of grams...

Check out Palio CAT with 729 Focus III Snipe on both sides. This is an ALC blade, but very controllable and not that fast. And it's really light weight. The rubbers are also very light weight. Go for 44 deg sponge (medium), and you wont be wrong. The whole setup could weigh 155-160g. But this is...

I've bought stuff from Pingmaster 5-6 times. Everything's great and genuine. :)

Check under the price. It should say "Price includes VAT"

Here in Sweden as well. At least since this summer...

I don't think a blade could be professional in any way, only the person using it I guess. Yes perhaps the average blade weight could be somewhere around 88g-90g, but you might find really good blades in other weights as well. Perhaps not as average professional appropriate as a blade that weighs...

Yeah. We'll see. I'm trying it unboosted first :)