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I don't think that's true.. I haven't got any actual proof, but per my feeling, the topsheet of RXX is much harder than the one found on the R7.

Looks like Patrick stopped using Zyre as well, at least on the forehand. Not sure about the backhand, but it looks like Dignics sponge too.

Im actually having a similar problem - I got used to winning a lot of points on the 1st loop, and thus never developed good rallyplay. Ive tried getting better at powerful 3rd balls, but it never helped, so I just focused on making it easier for myself to play rallies. First thing I did was...

From my experience, aliexpress has been very reliable in the past couple of years. No issues with shipping time, or the quality of the products, although I didnt use any of those rubbers for an extended period of time, so its hard to say how much they vary sheet to sheet.

Oh my godness, yeah, youre right. Didnt notice them 😅

I think you forgot to post the video

I bet the closest thing would be 729 super fx in 1.0.

In my opinion if anything you need a softer rubber. Hitting too flat is often caused by having too hard of a rubber, which requires you to open the bat angle to activate the sponge, in turn causing the swing trajectory to be too flat. I've had (and still have to an extent) the same problem, and...

Im using it currently, and im really happy with it. Really easy to get the spin, high maximum spin. The only problem is that my technique is not adequate enough yet to play powerful loop drives, but im working on it.

Havent read all the responses (no time ;/), but for me a pro (player) is someone who earns his living fully from tabletennis, while training full time (not having any other job to support him).

The handle makes me think of ZJK ALC...

Mate, let me tell you. Ive been there before. Sometimes you actually end up buying something that requires more skill than you have (yeah, ive done it too). But most of the time, its just an adaptation peroid, which is natural. Some people adapt faster, some slower. You just need to play with...

If you want to try something more dynamic and grippy without braking the bank, I recommend the Nittaku Fastarc G1. Maybe its not as dynamic as the tenergy, and might be a bit less bouncy than the Rozena, but its more grippy, and has a higher topend speed. Although I'd recommend you just focus on...

For me its mostly price of the old rubbers, as well as the ease of use. Ive tried Rakza XX, and while it was really dynamic and spinny, it was just too difficult to get a consistent performance out of it, as the shot needed to be perfect each time. But the newer ones were certainly more grippy...

For me personally the tibhar SYNT NG are the best. The ones in the golden package.

Yeah, you understood it correctly as far as I know. Regarding looping, what works for me is contacting the ball with a fading motion on the FH as well as the BH against left spinning serves, and using the hooking motion for the right spinning serves.

Update after ~5 months The durability is GREAT! The rubber has still a lot of life left in it, its still quick and has a lot of spin BUT After playing with it for quite a long time, Ive come to the conclusion that it's too difficult to play for me. In training I play very well, get a lot of...

No worries, happy to help! Also, I forgot to mention, kudos to you for keeping the penhold grip alive!

Is the second video from the link a match? Anyways, as far as the first one goes (the multiball), its really not bad! You move to the ball (not perfectly, but you do move without reaching), and the stroke is fundamentally correct. However, I think your acceleration is a bit low, and out of...

This question can be changed to "Have you got a coach who will correct your mistakes?" You can play well with most rubbers, however the danger that comes with switching to chinese rubbers is overcompensating for lacks in technique with brute force. This is where having a coach, who will help...