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To confirm my words, there is also this blade - Donic Epox Topspeed OFF +. It is made only from longitudinal layers of ayus or kiri glued together with epoxy glue. This blade is fast, light and tough. I think it's hardly possible to play with a single-layer ayus of the same thickness at all.

You're right, it also affects the stiffness of the blade. I have two blades with the same wood, glue, structure, thickness, size and weight, but glued together with different pressing forces. So, a blade with less pressing force on the same rubbers feels softer.

Sergio, layers of glue affect the rigidity of the blade. If you assemble three longitudinal layers, for example, with epoxy glue, this will significantly increase rigidity. Do this experiment - take a sheet of cardboard and apply a layer of glue on top and bottom, will the cardboard become...

Yes, it will be important. If all three layers are located longitudinally, or two layers longitudinally and one layer transversely, then the rigidity will be higher than that of one layer of the same thickness, by the way, Donic Persson Power Play and its clones, which are very popular, are...

Case 2

It must be admitted that this is great progress for the DHS, which is trying to occupy this niche. I think that over time everything will not be so clear in favor of Euro-Japanese manufacturers, since Chinese manufacturers are making noticeable progress. But right now there is dominance of...

Most of the top players use Euro-Japanese rubber on the backhand, as I wrote about initially. 7 out of 10 men's tops use Euro-Japanese rubber on the backhand. For women in the top 10, this percentage is lower, except for pips, but if you take the top 50 or top 100 for example, then I am sure the...

Ok, four players are playing with hurricane, which I suspect is far from what we can buy, but that's not the point. Can you please count how many players use Euro-Japanese rubber on backhand?

It all depends on your level of play. If it is high enough for you, then you will not find a replacement for Euro-Japanese backhand rubber, as, for example, most players of the Chinese national team still cannot do this. If the level of play is not high and you use the backhand to support the...

I used to always go back to Hurricane 3 on the forehand. This was for at least 10 years in a row. Then there was a period of using Jupiter with faster blades. I have now bought a second Loki N 80 because I am very pleased with it.

All that remains is to put normal rubber on the backhand and it will be completely chic.

I’m very happy for you and for myself too, because my advice made someone at least a little happier! I haven't tried Aurus. If possible, tell us your feelings and differences from G1.

I now have a very bad attitude towards the Donic company. Not only do they support players from the aggressor country - russia, but they also do it publicly, it’s simply disgusting...

Great, happy for you!

Getting personal means no arguments on the topic of the dispute...

Not if you can play with all this for a whole year until the next 11.11 :ROFLMAO:

I would really like to believe that this was not done intentionally, for example, for some political reasons, but because of the late time - the referee’s clock was already 21-15...

Even in this mode, his superiority did not look so clear

You answered your own question. I always have time to add one layer of booster if it’s a little hard for me. But there is no way to get rid of the extra booster. So I apply one layer at a time. As a result, I never had less than two layers for H3, but for other rubbers sometimes one layer was...

Vega Asia is also quite cheap, light, fast and not sensitive to rotation, which I think is important for rpb. Moon 12 is also a good option.