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https://www.yasaka.se/productcategory/blades-compare/ Yasakas website says that its not lacquered, in that case it definetly should.

Tibhar rapid carbon light, balsa core, koto outers. Original rapid carbon had smaller head and quite comfortable handle, not sure about light versions head size. But still change in technique would eliminate wrist problems eaven if there were some seroius ones. Mri showed nothing so its nothing...

Aliexpres Yinhe Mercury 2 rubbers 5$ each ans some blade 20-30$ range shouls be great and well under 50$.

Here is a radical idea, dont use wrist for a good while, get yourself some sort of wrist wrap and just play. It will be good for your technique and will force you to correct it.

On composite blades 90g+ makes short game suffer a lot, its for the pros.

Your problems might be equipment related, if your racket is too slow your technique suffers and than these things that you described happen.... You might try training a bit more ( 2 sesions 15min each ) and if you STILL have same problem its definetly equipment related. Try getting a Schlager...

Diva is similar speed to Korbel, more OFF than OFF- in my opinion.

https://www.xiom.eu/racket Ill send you his number in PM.

Sorry for Croatian guys: Vidi kod Pelina ima super Xiom premade rekete koji imaju odlična drva i gume a gume se daju skinuti pa se na drvo opet može ljepiti. Mislim da je u tom cjenovnom rangu to. To ti je definitvno naj naj šta se da iskombinirati.

As 1st responder allready said, doesent exist. As for Xioms Hugo SAL blade I wouldnt bet its OFF- just because they said so ans wrote it on the blade.

If you can wait open the packaging and leave it for a few days, most of the tuner will evaporate and rubbers will shrink less later.

Yes, any thicher 5ply blade with softer top ply like limba, Butterfly Peter Korbel comes in mind 1st. Also doesent have to be thick if it has hard medial plys like Tibhar Samsonov Alpha for example.

Yes, google taisei matsushita

Alser allround 5, normal Fl is like Stiga legend and tgere is thicker variant also.

There are S1 & C1 in 45 degree hardness but never tried any of those, those might be too big of a jump in hardness since FX-P is 39-41. Baracuda in 2.0 might be perfect, much more durable, not as bouncy and just a bit harder.

FH: -Nitaku fastarc g1 -Tibhar Genius -Yasaka Rakza 7 BH: -Donic Baracuda -Xiom Vega pro -Yasaka Rakza 7 soft All same generation ESN rubbers, similar, good durability, not as bouncy as newer tensors. None of them is too hard or soft, can be played on either side (I like vega pro on both sides).

Its best to listen to your coach and stick to whatever he sugested.

It's because if you serve reverse pendulum with a lot of sidespin and short and opponent try's to push it to middle or forehand side it will go out, so he is forced to push it to your backhand side and ball shall go to your's backhand or middle. Trick is to produce a lot of sidespin, ball has to...

I think no matter how you receive serves you should attack every long serve, half long can be a bit tricky to judge (for me its an issue, and according to coaches for most) so should be more careful with those. What I wrote is mostly concerning serves that bounce twice or more on the table...

From what I figured so far on OP question there are 2 ways on receiving service. For example lets take Ma Long and Zhang Jike. 1st method -Ma Long will mostly try to neutralize the incoming spinn and make a good placement on the table. 2nd method -Zhang Jike would mostly try to attack every...