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Hi guys,
My current setup (only relevant things) is BT Innerforce ALC with Young Shine Dingtian Blue Sponge 40deg on the forehand (unboosted).
For those who do not know what this rubber is, it is a Chinese style rubber MASSIVELY inspired by the China national rubbers "DHS H3 Blue National" which were finetuned to the player's liking. Now as these personal FH rubbers cannot be obtained, former China National Team Coach: Guo Yan designed Young Shine Dingtian Blue which is meant to give the public a similar rubber to the national H3's used by the national team. You can read more about this at: https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/young-shine-rubber.24053/
Now I see many players pairing this rubber with a viscaria blade but I do not own one lmao. However, I do own a Butterfly Gionis Carbon OFF blade. The composition is the same as Viscaria, 5+2 carbon layers one layer beneath the outer layer. Of course the difference is one being arylate carbon the other is just normal carbon.
Has anybody tried these two blades and would be able to tell me anything about how they play and what their differences are? Please also tell me your setup as well thank you.
My current setup (only relevant things) is BT Innerforce ALC with Young Shine Dingtian Blue Sponge 40deg on the forehand (unboosted).
For those who do not know what this rubber is, it is a Chinese style rubber MASSIVELY inspired by the China national rubbers "DHS H3 Blue National" which were finetuned to the player's liking. Now as these personal FH rubbers cannot be obtained, former China National Team Coach: Guo Yan designed Young Shine Dingtian Blue which is meant to give the public a similar rubber to the national H3's used by the national team. You can read more about this at: https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/young-shine-rubber.24053/
Now I see many players pairing this rubber with a viscaria blade but I do not own one lmao. However, I do own a Butterfly Gionis Carbon OFF blade. The composition is the same as Viscaria, 5+2 carbon layers one layer beneath the outer layer. Of course the difference is one being arylate carbon the other is just normal carbon.
Has anybody tried these two blades and would be able to tell me anything about how they play and what their differences are? Please also tell me your setup as well thank you.