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And it happens waaay to often… Cheers L-zr

From the wood in the top layer(s)… Imagine a 1ply balsa blade and a 1ply oak blade… Both will be very very stiff, but only one will be hard… Cheers L-zr

There are no facts in this, only biases… Cheers L-zr

This is mine: https://mikaelappelgren.com Best footwork of the era… Most elegant and entertaining of the era… Unfortunately very often forgotten… Cheers L-zr

I also a pendulum serve, it has enough sidespin so the return is mostly to my FH and I can hit it with underspin , nospin and topspin with very little change in attack angle. It’s not that much under/top spin but enough to get a weak return, until my opponent has figured it out. Therefore I use...

I like the idea of falling back to topspin when in doubt. That’s actually where I make most mistakes. Assuming underspin when it’s topspin… Cheers L-zr

My guess, not enough spin. It’s the easiest stroke to punish, much better with a hard drive if your loops are not spinny enough… Cheers L-zr

Its not easy, my biggest weakness… Sidespin is usually straight forward top/down or no spin in a masked serve… I am trying to see the racket angle and the motion at contact… It gets a little easier if you follow the ball trajectory but then it’s usually too late to do snyhthing about it for me...

Not the one that requires batteries… Cheers L-zr

The handle size, I have been looking for a blade with large handle for some time. It’s a great blade but the S-CZ feels better. However that will eventually pass as I get used to this blade. Cheers L-zr

I played for the first time with my new blade tonight. I used to play with Nittaku S-CZ and it’s a great blade. But it’s a little bit slow and the handle is a bit tiny so I have to use grip tape… I was looking for a long time for a larger handle.. Then Nittaku Ms Long 7 LG turn up as a weekly...

No wrong, that’s one of the things the tack is for… Easier to brush. I don’t have the Chinese monster strokes which is needed power loop H3, I settle for a brush. It’s much harder to powerlooop an H3 than an T05. Cheers L-zr

That’s exactly what I mean… KISS, Krep It Short Simple…. Cheers L-zr

Due to the tack, the rubber holds the ball a fraction of a second longer = more open angle… To get that extra power when digging into the rubber you want the catapult that a Tensor has = better at using the rubber for looping… Doing power loops from a distance with T05 feels like I am shooting...

Good riddance, I love table tennis because it is (or used to, now there is VAR) be without electronic devices… Any more of this will destroy it for me… Cheers L-zr

Hybrids and Chinese want more brush where T05 likes deeper rubber contact. Tacky rubbers like a more open angle. But I don’t need to think much about it kind of auto adjust, and the difference isn’t huge… Cheers L-zr

I don’t know about RPB, but Yasaka Mark V and Neottec Katana match the requirements… Cheers L-zr

Common sense seem to be a lacking feature at sone places… Cheers L-zr

Probably happened then, but it have to have been a severe “crash”… Cheers L-zr

No it look like you are here to harass people…