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Some blades Bt have a cavity and some do not. For example, the first Viscaria with an external ayus did not have a cavity in the handle. I know this because I myself removed the handles from it and did WRB to reduce weight and add control. This was even before the triumph of Zhang Jike with...

Gold Arc 8 is just a great rubber out of the box. That's more spin and speed than the G1. But after 2 months, this rubber becomes stiffer, faster and spins much less. This makes it difficult to control the game. I tried to restore the softness of the sponge with seamun, but the reaction to...

Could this be due to the previous spin the ball received when serving?

Goldarc has durability issues

If you are playing Rozena, then it makes sense to just switch to Glayzers.

At least now it is on sale and judging by the reviews and video reviews, it should suit me. I'm thinking of playing with this for now until the update comes out.

We’re probably all just very relaxed in this regard now, but you quickly get used to good things. Previously, I had to re-glue both rubbers with quick glue before each training session and this did not cause any problems. Now treatment with a booster once every two to three weeks is already a...

This means that I applied a promotional code for $5 on a purchase of $39 and essentially saved the cost of Rxton 3.

I like Aliexpress and the progress of China. And let this be my first post about politics in this chat. I would really like to believe that China will be able to remain on the side of civilized countries and refrain from aggression towards Taiwan and helping the russian aggressor. I would really...

I ordered Kawasaki sneakers, 30 DHS training balls, Loki Rxton 3 and a cleaning sponge. It all costs $39 minus $5 for the promo code and that's $34. In fact, I got Rxton 3 as a gift. Great deal. I hope that the sneakers will not disappoint me.

To be honest, I really like Nittaku's style. I have never seen an advertisement for Nittaku anywhere, but the quality and durability of their equipment speaks for itself. I'm very interested in the Nittaku Sieger PK50. I'll probably still look in this direction.

Maybe it’s just me, but the Codex has a wider spike. This can be seen by the smaller distance between the spikes. Also, the composition of the topsheet rubber appears to be different. The sponges are really very similar.

I meant Gewo. It turns out that K2 and Gewo Codexx 54 are practically the same rubbers? And if it’s not difficult for you, tell about the ejection angle, weight and durability. Thank you in advance.

When I played almost every day, using a booster was not a problem for me, since the properties changed gradually and I adapt to them easily. Now I don’t have the opportunity to play often, so I feel the change in properties is more pronounced and this is now a big problem for me on the...

I used regular seamun in a yellow jar, it works well.

What is the release angle, weight and durability? K3 and Rakz Z have a high throw, which doesn't suit me. If Gevo has a lower throw, this could be a great option!

Well done, I, too, have almost recovered from this disease. I'm really tired of boosters and changing the properties of the forehand rubber over time. I want normal European or Japanese forehand rubber with stickiness. What do you recommend?

The balls are really good, one of the best, but they break indecently quickly. The first batches of DJ without WTT were much more persistent.

I understand that for 5 dollars it is difficult to find rubber for the average player, but for a beginner player, I think it is possible. Rxton 1, in my opinion, should have been good for the backhand, but it has a rather low throwing angle and as it turned out, Rxton 1 for my friend plays...

Guys, thank you all for the advice! Ordered Rxton3.