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Interesting that they market the inner carbon for BH. I personally prefer hold on forehand loops and direct outer carbon kick on backhand for effortless blocking / countering near the table.

So a Viscaria, but with slightly more dwell time? I guess it's for players who don't want the deep hold of Korbel and Ovtcharov blades, but think Viscaria is tad bit too fast early game.

Hello Waldner, Where would you put Harimoto Super ALC in this graph? I am curious to know how super carbon changes the characteristics of the normal Harimoto ALC version, which according to TTGearlabs seems only slightly dweller and slightly faster than the regular innerforce ALC.

I played with both G and G09C on my blade (right after D05 and D09C) so I easily picked up the differences between the Dignics and Glayzer series. With Glayzers you have to play patiently as it's more comfortable for both you and your opponent. If we're giving analogies, they're like warrior or...

Is it like soft version of Hurricane?

I have this rubber sitting in my drawer waiting until I wear out Zyre-03, which according to Butterfly will take a long time. Have you played with C2? How does it compare with Rasanter C53, Genextion V2C, Hybrid K3, MK?

Played both D09c and Codex 53. Codex feels more like Dignics 64 with slight tackiness. The arc is way lower than D09c and less dwell time.

Curious to know what professional table tennis players eat to stay in ideal shape. I lost a few pounds, but I don't feel any difference while playing. I only feel difference when I consume caffeine or sugar. The spike makes me more mentally and physically active, but my meals have no influence...

I tried it for the first time. Very easy to play from the distance especially returning sharp angle shots. Feels like I am playing tennis lol

I use Hybrid MK because the extra tackiness helps a bit against spin. For close to the table blocking and countering my BH recommendations are MX-P 50, Rasanter R48, EL PRO 48. Though if you prefer softer rubbers then I suggest FX-P, R43, EL PRO R43

This was my third non-premade blade and I loved it. MX-P 50 on backhand and MX-D on forehand. Very great to play aggressively near the table as this build is linear. Doesn't have the same feeling as Butterfly ALC blades, but I find it easier to control rallies due to linear response.

Is it like a spinny short pips rubber like Degu, Waran, Spinfire?

I want all of them. How many bank loans would it take?

I'll play aggresively with unboosted H3 on a DEF- blade

I like the more intensive setups it helps me burn more calories

For me it's not a skill issue but cardio issue. With softer rubbers I don't get tired as fast.

These were on sale so I couldn't resist

After playing with both T05 and D05 I can understand why boosting D05 is tempting. Dignics rubbers are harder so more physical effort from you is required to generate spin. Having that extra kick would allow me to survive few more rallies before I gas out and faint like a pokemon ;)

Do you have any recommendations for left-handed scissors?