rubber thickness advice

I think it would be a better idea to keep your curent setup and invest 65 usd in coach.

Definitely coaching.

croc said:

ok ! I stop thinking about equipment and will work hard to improve my regularity.

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It's ok to think about equipment, it's just that with your current setup (vega intro 1.8) the problem cannot possibly be the rubber if your balls are going long.

Depends on your stroke. If you are developing a loop, thicker sponge may in fact help you generate more topspin and keep the ball on the table.

Invest on training/coach, record your games and training sessions and watch your errors. Your setup seems controlable enough for the way you told that you play.

One advice, you should invest on your backhand when you're on time. When I learned to play table tennis, I we're told that as I'm tall I should make the game all-forehand, it was maybe a 10 years ago(Ryu Seung Min, Ma lin, Chen Qi influenced my all-forehand playstyle also ). That worked well when I was on school, with systemathic training, footwork exercise I was quick enough to play, besides I developed a strong lobbing ability that permited me to play efficiently this way. All of this stoped when I entered in University. Couldn't train so much, not so much exersice, besides I'm heavier than when I was a kid... Now I'm trying to develop my backhand to turn my game into double wing looper. And I've been struggling as hell. So develop all of possible kind of strokes. Good TT