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Looks like a 3‑ply wood + 2‑carbon construction. Kind of like a Primorac Carbon, but with a super thin outer ply. Honestly, it feels more like a typical 5‑ply wood + 2‑carbon blade, except they skipped the middle wood plies and just left the core, the carbon, and the outer layer. :unsure:

Actual contact time in table tennis is virtually fixed at just a few milliseconds, meaning what players perceive as "dwell time" is really just residual vibration. Spin doesn't increase because the ball stays on the paddle longer, but because of a larger contact area. When the rubber, sponge...

HOLA :geek:

I usually seal my blades. Once I skipped it and the thing splintered when I used Revolution No.3. Honestly, I think it also depends on the glue—DHS No.15 has always worked fine for me. Super easy to peel off, both from the wood and the sponge, no damage at all. I’ve never owned an outer Hinoki...

I think this model’s only available in China. :unsure:

Did you buy it used or brand new? If it’s brand new, it should come wrapped in plastic with an authenticity verification code, usually a QR ike in this imageTypically, a new one should cost over 100 USD.

Have you tested Xiom Vega China+ or Tau 3? If you're looking for more speed while keeping the same rubbers, you could simply opt for a faster blade.

You should grab a TG2 and try it out again to see if it fits your game. Talking about it isn’t enough — you have to feel it while you play.

I have a SKYLINE 2 Provincial 39° on a VICTAS FIRE FALL LC. It only has a single light layer of Haifu Yellow National. It feels slow unless you apply enough power and speed. Because of that, it’s excellent in the short game, great for third- and fifth-ball attacks on the table, and ideal for...

I found the Sanwei brand interesting when I started researching gear, but after all that over-the-top hype from PingSunday and the rest, I kind of lost interest