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Best: Stiga Dynasty Carbon, FH: Xuperman Powerplay X (if only it were durable :cautious:), BH: Hurricane 3 37° You cant get any more spin than this. Worst: Yinhe T-11s, FH/BH: Andro GTT 45 No spin at all - no topspin possible. The ball just flew straight ahead like a beam...

Or you can also use hairspray for temporary sealing. (not a big fan of this) The best method for me so far: quickly apply the sealant to the blade and wipe it off with a lint-free cotton cloth so that only a very thin layer remains.

I can confirm that. I briefly played with one that weighs 90 g. I find the thickness of only 5.6 mm strange compared to a Dynasty Carbon which is 5.9 to 6 mm thick. It is definitely slower than a Dynasty Carbon. It is more linear, but not nearly as spin-friendly. I didnt like it at all.

For Gods sake, why would anyone do that? If any rubber doesn't need boosting, it's the Zyre 03.

I played with the Zyre 03 2.7 mm for about two hours on a Stiga Inspira Plus blade. It is slightly faster than a Dignics 09c. It does not have the pronounced catapult effect of a Tenergy 05. Unfortunately, I haven't played with the Dignics 05 in ages, so I can't compare the two. The dwell time...

This. My blade weighs 91g and nothing comes close to it in terms of control close to the table and power away from the table. Maybe a Carbonado 45 or 145 (90+ g).

It is incorrect that the ball loses a significant amount of spin over time. Over the distance of the table, the ball loses about 5% of its spin and 35% of its speed (spinsight measurements). I think the reduced speed is the reason why people believe that the ball loses a significant amount of...

German MRSP: 89.90€

I have had a different experience. I once played a new sheet of Hurricane 3 for two days for eight hours each. After that, the surface was completely oxidized. However, if I place a rubber protection film over the rubber during each little break, not much oxidation occurs. So it seems to make a...

DHS DJ 40+ (Tokyo) are the best balls. (Doube Fish PAR40+, GEWO ULTRA SLP, Nittaku Premium are also good)

I have now played about 5 hours with the Telson 100 on the backhand and the top sheet is separating slowly from the sponge - quite clearly at the edge + bubble. Strange, I never had this problem with my two sheets of LAC.

Its a shame. It will not be launched worldwide, it's unique to the Chinese market. But why?

The same goes for me. Many thanks @Andrea Jiang

They wrote me the same as you. Pay 80 usd for the return shipment or take care of it yourself. I am still hoping for a better solution.

The same thing happened to me. The shoe size information on the website is wrong. There is a note on the shoe itself with the correct shoe sizes. It also matches my measurement. The mistake is clearly on the Sanwei side.

For me, the Rxton 7 plays like a slightly slower version of the Rxton 9. I agree with you that the Rxton 7 feels very bitey. Speed is ok. Just enough for me that I won't be boosting it. Spin is good (more than LAC). For 20€ you can't really go wrong with this rubber.

Alternatively, you can also use parchment paper, sandwich paper or wax paper.

Yes, you're right about that. The topsheet is probably from a regular Rxton 9 and Rxton 7, but the sponges are not. They're both black and under 8x magnification they look pretty much identical. (The topsheet of the Rxton 7 is stickier than that of the Rxton 9) The racket is very slow. Little...

The Rxton 7 rubber should be available shortly. It is assambled on the Loki Dragon 10 racket. I have ordered the Dragon 10. A bargain for €33...

Yes you are right. I confused this with another oil - tea tree oil. But that is not carcinogenic either. The oil that is carcinogenic is aniseed oil. It also has the highest vapor pressure of the essential oils.