New Equipment 2017

Der_Echte · Feb 21, 2017

The Nexy Rubicon came out so late in 2016 we didn't stock it until 2017.

There are new Nexy Shoes, the Nexy Petra Spirit. We should stock some with our next order.

Ioiettino · Feb 21, 2017

I can't wait for the Ethiopian national team version of these shoes.

ridderz65 · Feb 22, 2017

Airoc said:
New concept of thin topsheet with a sponge that measures 2.33 mm in "max" versions:

andro Rasanter (6 versions)
Donic Blue Storm (3 versions)
Tibhar Aurus Prime and Aurus Select

Tensor rubbers with minimal speed glue effect, aimed at beginners, allrounders, anyone who wants to upgrade from classic rubbers.

Xiom Vega Intro
TSP Ventus Basic

Do you have any idea as to when the Donic rubbers will be released for buying?

romanzdk · Feb 22, 2017

ridderz65 said:
Do you have any idea as to when the Donic rubbers will be released for buying?

during march

tt89player · Feb 22, 2017

ridderz65 said:
Do you have any idea as to when the Donic rubbers will be released for buying?

My information for Germany is end of May

romanzdk · Feb 22, 2017

My info is from Donic facebook page

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SFF_lib · Mar 4, 2017

When will Artic wood be available?

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AndySmith · Mar 4, 2017

ridderz65 said:
Do you have any idea as to when the Donic rubbers will be released for buying?

I can't see Blue Storm being available before 1st April, because it isn't on the current LARC. Rasanter is though, so can be sold before the new LARC comes into effect.

romanzdk · Mar 7, 2017

Blue storm will be available in June. Rasanter from the end od March.

JEANJB · Mar 8, 2017

http://world-tt.com/blog/yu/

achalwins94 · Mar 18, 2017

Any idea about yasaka alnade release?

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Rohon Roychoudhury · Mar 18, 2017

There are so many blades out there that they're just getting to be too similar. Timo Boll ZLC and ZLF with Tenergy rubbers should be the standard for high level players and the same thing with a bit more controlled Sriver for low levels. New rackets and rubbers at this point with already such a big market can't really distinguish themselves that much anymore.

achalwins94 · Mar 18, 2017

That is why we go on ej mode, try new stuff. Sometimes we can't help ourselves but try stuff just for that craving.

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Giangt · Mar 18, 2017

achalwins94 said:
Any idea about yasaka alnade release?

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It is postponed to April.

bobpuls · Mar 18, 2017

and here is the yasaka Shining Dragon
http://www.yasaka.se/news/new-rubber-shining-dragon/

And i have already holded it in my the hands and it looks like dhs national version of rubbers
Very sticky and with blue sponge ,something like tg2 but according to dealer heavier ... something about 80 grams uncut but this has to be tested.

UpSideDownCarl · Mar 18, 2017

Rohon Roychoudhury said:
There are so many blades out there that they're just getting to be too similar. Timo Boll ZLC and ZLF with Tenergy rubbers should be the standard for high level players and the same thing with a bit more controlled Sriver for low levels. New rackets and rubbers at this point with already such a big market can't really distinguish themselves that much anymore.

The setup suggested for a lower level player here is something I totally with.

A fast carbon blade with a hard top ply is not going to be very useful to a player developing the touch and contact for spin, even with a rubber like Sriver on it.

Personally, I feel like a blade that is slower with better dwell time and some flex, that helps you to feel the ball better, an all wood 5 ply blade with an All or All+/Off- speed rating would be more useful.

Adding a controlled modern rubber to one of those 5 ply All, All+ or Off- blades so that the player gets used to the modern rubbers and the blade helps make it more manageable is often more useful for a player developing skill.

The speed of the blade and the hardness of the top ply will delay the process of developing spin more than higher quality rubbers will if they are on a flexible blade with good dwell time that is not too fast.

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SFF_lib · Mar 18, 2017

bobpuls said:
and here is the yasaka Shining Dragon
http://www.yasaka.se/news/new-rubber-shining-dragon/

And i have already holded iny in my the hands and it looks like dhs national version of rubbers
Very sticky and with blue sponge ,something like tg2 but according to dealer heavier ... something about 80 grams uncut but this has to be tested.

I have been looking for an alternative to Prov H3. Hopefully this one is tacky enough.

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shinhyun · Mar 18, 2017

I'm waiting for this : butterfly rozena
Available at 30 april 2017

https://www.google.fr/url?sa=t&sour...lum1hVhhK-mTTyVfA&sig2=uwrve9iAaed44hq9mKhh6Q

bobpuls · Mar 19, 2017

yes it is tacky .... not like the rising dragon .... this looks like dhs national copy

SFF_lib · Mar 19, 2017

bobpuls said:
yes it is tacky .... not like the rising dragon .... this looks like dhs national copy

Do you know when it will become available globally?

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