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It’s going to take a long time to adapt from a springy tensor rubber to a tacky Chinese style rubber. Not worth it in my opinion. Just fix your technique or use a slow rubber like Xiom Vega Intro (maybe even Butterfly Rozena).

JOOLA Dynaryz AGR is a lot easier to use than Rhyzer Pro 50 (softer topsheet). Faster too. (I have used both rubbers a lot). Currently I’m using Dynaryz ACC on backhand and loving the balance of speed and control. But, if you want more speed then use AGR.

yogi_bear Does anyone know what the outer ply is made of? Is it koto like the cyber shape carbon? Or something softer like limba? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Unfortunately they only have the penhold version. [emoji3525] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks. So far I’m thinking that the Tibhar Stratus Powerwood might be similar and inexpensive. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The Azalea Offensive seems to be sold out at every store I’ve looked at. Can you guys recommend a similar blade? Thanks Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Maybe he’s just not ready to switch anything yet?

JOOLA setup right now Blade: JOOLA Vyzaryz Freeze FH:JOOLA Dynaryz ZGR BH: JOOLA Dynaryz ACC Spare racket Blade: DHS Hurricane Long V FH: Butterfly Dignics 09C BH: JOOLA Rhyzer Pro 45

My biggest problem during real matches vs training is that I get too nervous and rushed rather than staying calm, relaxed, and waiting for the proper timing to hit the ball. Basically I start getting anxious and swinging too early at the ball. It takes some time to just get used to things...

Table Tennis is actually the second most watched sport on TV in the world. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just switch to TTX! [emoji12] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I’m struggling against a middle aged traditional penholder using short pips. His athleticism is decent because he is able to make quite a few step around forehand shots. I’m a typical two wing looper 1700~ rating. Any basic suggestions? Which serves/placement should I avoid? Which should I...

You can loop with the Schlager Carbon? That’s a stiff blade Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I acquired a sheet of Dynaryz ZGR very cheap and want to try it (liked it when I briefly tried it out on someone else’s blade). The JOOLA Nobilis is 3 + 2 blade with 1.2mm on hick Hinoki outer plies and ZLC. (Not a conventional tacky rubber looping blade). Do you guys see any issues with...

If you want something in the 50 degree hardness range I’d go for DIGNICS 80 or 05 since it tends to have more spin. Personally I love JOOLA Dynaryz AGR, but it’s extremely fast and it only works for me as a forehand rubber.

I’ve hit with it. A 57 degree sponge is not that springy at all. Watch the video and listen to the feedback from the players.

Maybe try something totally different and buy a semi-tacky hybrid rubber instead. There are lots of holiday sales and almost every brand has a new hybrid rubber. (Just got my new sheet of Dynaryz ZGR in the mail. ) A lot of H3 users don’t like the high throw angle of Dignics 09c, but Dynaryz...

Is there any concern regarding how Hinoki performs with tacky rubber? Does the softness or “kick” make it less effective for brushing or looping? Is that all nonsense?

Yeah after the FZD nonsense it’s assumed that all Chinese National players will do that. I at least think that XX uses an actual Stiga blade. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Zhou Qihao signs with JOOLA. Supposedly he will be using the Vyzaryz Freeze blade with Dynaryz ZGR rubber (I assume backhand). It’s seems unusual that he would use a slower control type blade like the Freeze. What do you guys think? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk