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I have a yeo with xuperman powerplay x and vega europe. Vega feels just fine but the Xuperman feels kinda vague and velvety, I can't really feel the contact with the ball. Should I boost it or just play with it until I get used to it? Hurricane on the other hand felt really good.

There are so many players that deserve a spot in the top 10, but there aren't enough spots😂

Then you probably haven't played with it. Feint 3 is much less safe than p1 or p4. Neptune, 388d-1 and ck531a are ideal for beginner chopper.

Forget the fl3, it's too fast and responsive. Get your hands on a dawei 388d-1 or a yinhe neptune. These 2 are the recommended long pips for beginners, it doesn't get easier than that. If you can't find these two the go straight for the tsp curl p1r/victas curl p1v since it's slow and easy to...

He also has been playing for 35 years. That's bad advice.

Wtf have hard Chinese rubbers to do with t05 hard? They're polar opposites. T05 hard has slightly lower throw than t05 and needs more power or else it slips from the topsheet, you need to activate the sponge in order to make proper use of it. Chinese rubbers have tackiness that makes them far...

Go to your local dealer and ask him to get you an innerforce style blade at that weight. It can be an innerforce or whatever, alternatively before you buy something from Aliexpress you can message them and ask them if they have the blade weight you're looking for on hand. There isn't one blade...

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Gotta love Gauzy and Matsudaira. Niwa is somewhere in there too.

Could be dirt, try cleaning it with tt rubber cleaner, every company makes some sort of cleaner.

10. Wang Liqin 9. Wang Hao 8. Ma Lin 7. Zhang Jike 6. Ma Long 5. Jean-Michel 4. Jan-Ove Waldner 3. Timo Boll 2. Kallinikos Kreanga 1. Xu Xin I like a good entertainer. Xu Xin is king of them all. And Kreanga is kind of a national hero, soooo...

Holy mother of jesus this thread exploded...

Got it, how hard is it? Is it koto or limba outer? Could be a good fit for short pips.

Why is Stiga OC so popular? Didn't it come out in the 70's? Shouldn't it be a hard but slow blade with minimal application nowadays? I have an Intensity and Clipper, I can see why people like them, but not the OC. I have experience with Azalea Off, and it is a soft but fast spin monster. What...

Without training nothing can be achieved, yes he has that equipment but he's mastered it. It's not like we can pick it up and beat Kreanga.

More racket speed, so less power input but more momentum and power output. I prefer it for backhand.

For the same reason that I left the viscaria for 3 years and played with clipper. More control and feel, development of technique and consistency in matches. Could be many more reasons.

Any all blade and down will work, get a yinhe neptune ox and you're good. if you're looking for a slow blade too, ge a yinhe m8s

Ma lin carbon isn't that fast, but ma lin soft carbon is straight up slow.

So I'm guessing that it's just normal non speed glue that uses voc's to dry quicker, if it also provides some protection to blade and comes off easy from the rubber, it could be viable at our level. Glue you rubber, a week later you can play competition.