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Doesn't it feel like a picture someone put CGI over instead of pure CGI ?
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Doesn't it feel like a picture someone put CGI over instead of pure CGI ?
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This is pretty old now. But it is still funny.
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Soooo, we have...
S - 42.5
M - 47.5
H - 50.0
...with H being used by Truls Möregårdh and Ioannis Sgouropoulos.
S - 42.5
M - 47.5
H - 50.0
...with H being used by Truls Möregårdh and Ioannis Sgouropoulos.
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Hardnesses as expected, and similar to the Mantra rubbers.
Pro players changing from Mantra to DNA mid season a bit questionable.
But maybe they´ve been using these for a while but the official information was still Mantra.
Who knows.
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The rubber itself looks like the real deal. But either way, wouldn't they have made it look perfectly flat and almost unreal looking?
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Slightly off topic but why do most brands do 42/47/50 and skip 45? Too small difference between 45 and 47?
Personally I prefer 45 but there're not that many options (which probably is a good thing)
Personally I prefer 45 but there're not that many options (which probably is a good thing)
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I suspect it has something to do with the hardnesses of tenergy05 and 05fx, which translate roughly to these values.
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I can only hope that after so many years at least one manufacturer can come up with a rubber that can convince T05 players to switch.
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If so that is really dumb. In reality every rubber has its own playing characteristics that are not 100% analogous across brands without systematic measurement. Using just sponge hardness rather than overall performance is ignorant.
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I'm a fan of 45 too, but I've always assumed it's just down to sales volume. More people wanting hardnesses at the outer edges rather than the happy middle.
Until I see a pic of them using one at an event, it's always dubious. Didn't Stiga also used to say that FZD used Mantra? When they say "using" maybe they mean "this player was using the rubber when we took this picture in our studio".
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That could be true seeing the 4th-gen Tensor essentially imitated every aspect of Tenergy.
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That would be D05
This might apply only for higher rated players. Based on my chat with players in my club, most are content with T05.
Heard back in end of may that Jens Lundqvist changed his FH rubber to the new DNA, so yes they probably have played with it a while
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A few of the past 50 / 47 degree rubbers from Andro (rasanter) and Joola (rhyzer) had a max+ type sponge at 2.3mm and thinner topsheet.
I wonder if Stiga DNA is following this same pattern?
Any dealer with samples know if the topsheet is grippier than Joola Rhyzer Pro 50?
I wonder if Stiga DNA is following this same pattern?
Any dealer with samples know if the topsheet is grippier than Joola Rhyzer Pro 50?
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Stiga's page on the DNA rubbers:
https://www.stigasports.com/eu/table-tennis/selected/dna-the-power-whitin
https://www.stigasports.com/eu/table-tennis/selected/dna-the-power-whitin
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https://www.korpenstockholm.se/Samarbetspartners/TTEX
Where do you actually become a member to obtain this?
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