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I recently received the 1st Dan from Red+Black to test and share my impressions. This blade was sent to me by the brand, but as always, I’m sharing my honest playing experience after spending time with it in real sessions. What immediately makes this blade different is the asymmetric outer ply...

Hey everyone, I wanted to share something that happened to me this weekend and get your thoughts on it. I was playing a league match against a team full of young, fast players. Normally, I trust my forehand attack a lot, and in long topspin-to-topspin rallies I usually feel comfortable. But...

Hi Pimplers, Many people have reached out asking about the setup used by Chulong Nie, since the shape and structure of his blade seem to be what allows him to perform that sideswipe with pips in such a unique way. After seeing some misinformation online — with people claiming his blade was the...

Hello table tennis community. As many of you know from my past reviews here on this forum, I was previously sponsored by Sanwei. After that, I switched to Dr. Neubauer, where I had the chance to experiment for the first time with asymmetric blades—those in which each side has a different...

It would be so great to watch it

Actually no, the final and semifinals where all long pips, just one short and one anti in the final stage of the tournament. At the beginning I thought like you do, that short pips would have an advantage, but it was not the case.

Actually I didn’t have the chance to check each of the rackets, but all of the players that I have play with showed into the tournament with pips not treated. Being a small tournament I can not tell you that they were all checked, but as pips user for more than 20 years I can notice if a rubber...

Yes, implosion of the world and destruction of internet jajajajajaa actually playing with anti in this tournament was so difficult because of this reason you have mentioned. Antis depends on spin from the opponent and pips and antis are not the most spiny ones. Then, at the end you need to push...

Toxic is the only tournament—at least the only one I know—where you’re allowed to play only if you use pips or anti-spin rubbers. No mercy. Just pure disruption. 🏓☠️ After taking part in this edition, I’m excited to share the Vlog where I show you what it’s like from the inside: the players...

Hi friends, on Instagram I have received many questions about the right way to clean a frictionless anti-spin rubber. First, remember never using water or a cleaner for inverted rubbers. If you do that, you will lose the frictionless factor of your rubber. If you want to know how to do it...

Hi friends, here is a little tip for checking the spin reversal of your anti spin rubbers. I'm sure many of the experienced players here already know it, but I hope it can be useful for some new members. For the test I've used the Matador Hybrid Carbon and the ABS 3 Pro in 1.7. If there are...

Also good idea. Then I’m sure you will get an excellent feeling with your racket.

Well this can be something to have in consideration

In my case I’m grateful that I could learn so much on the process of reviewing and testing material. I even enjoy producing interesting results there. The point is if one is looking for a setup for having fun or for competing. Then it can be useful

It is true, many people was today answering this. After getting use to it how to know when is the right time to change? And I think this is something so personal, it would be so hard to tell people a unique answer. It depends on many factors. Indeed, I have changed many times, but now with this...

Hello everyone, Recently, I listened to an interview with Xu Xin where he shared a thought about staying consistent with your equipment: “Just as a craftsman perfects jade over time, a player refines their connection with the racket through consistency and practice. Choosing the right racket...

Thanks for the clarification. Well, after the research I found that in the 21 countries where Spanish is the main language, the access to English educations is low. Even in countries as Mexico, where the English is close, the level of education in a second language is not higher than 50%

They come where? Maybe I didn’t get your answer

Thanks, I will continue spreading the news in different channels.

Hello Friends, After some months of research I have found that in the world there are 4,3M Spanish speaking table tennis players, from whom 3,3M do not speak English. It means that they don’t have access to WTT or ITTF information. Then, I challenged WTT telling them that if my reel reaches...