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Probably a 1.9 Tenergy 05

If you like the feel of T05 but need something that has better control, fastarc G1 is fantastic. It's been my go to FH rubber since I change rubber every 3 months and T05 is just too expensive For BH, EL-P and EL-S are nice but since I prefer a more reactive feel on BH, I like EL-P better. Bear...

RIP Mizutani he has to play timo boll😅

I know he sounds really obnoxious on TV, but I'm not sure why it doesn't sound annoying when you're watching him in-person

between 87-89g is the safest weight to go for. I rarely see someone complain when given a blade around that weight

Would vega X work as a toned down Tenergy 80? MJ ZLC with T80 for BH is a rocket to say the least. I liked EL-P but sometimes it has that unpredictable catapult and it's quite easy for me to max-ed out its spin potential

For beginner, instead of focusing so much on adding the spin, focus more on left / right positioning and whether it is short / long.

If you like G-1, but needs something with more catapult, your answer is the good ol' Tenergy 05

I'd suggest trying Vega Pro first. Fastarc G1 is also good if you already have a solid technique

If you want to try a good cheap 7-ply, try PG-7. Otherwise, PG-5 is also a nice carbon blade

Hard to go wrong with that setup TBH. Unless you're very much a low intermediate who can't do consistent multi-ball, you can get used to that setup

I personally prefer vega pro much more The topsheet on vega japan feels so tensioned that you can’t feel the ball sinking in Generally i prefer the mushy crisp feeling tho over the dead-ish feeling from MX-P

Acoustic carbon feeling is mostly similar to zlc

But why get either one of these 2 when you can get acoustic carbon?

Perhaps consider goldarc 8 or fastarc g1

Okay, so from my experience so far, I hate using paste type glue. DHS no.15, Nittaku FineZip, you name it, i hate it. It makes the rubber feels different, as if there's another layer between the blade and the rubber. I recommend rev3 glue since it's cheap and really nice to use For new rubbers...

T05 Hard is a really advanced rubber imo. It’s not easy to use like the regular T05

The way i look at it is how to teach everyone the most efficient technique. Easiest to learn, easiest to master and most approachable for most people. Teaching someone to use wrist on FH on the get go means the person will have just massive problem with timing on the hit. Generally i teach...

Currently i have the mizutani and innerforce alc. I like both equally but mizutani can be too quick at times. Innerforce alc for me requires a bouncier rubber as fastarc g1 straight out felt too unresponsive at times. I put rakza 7 on it and it felt way easier to use My mizutani on the other...

Erm, i feel like a lot of the explainations are getting too long and complicated. So here's the summary from my view that most of the people here also agree Use your wrist if you can be consistent with it, otherwise try not to use it as much Even if you try to 'lock' your wrist, never tense...