Greetings from a SANWEI Official

[imbagaijiin]

Hello,

All SANWEI Official blades are factory sealed.

So, pls buy from us or our official distributor.

Hi @Andrea Jiang ,

Thanks for the reply. So, I don't need to lacquer the blade?

 

[Andrea Jiang]

Hi @Andrea Jiang ,

Thanks for the reply. So, I don't need to lacquer the blade?

Yes, my friend.

 

[plunder]

, I don't need to lacquer the blade?

never ask a 'negative question' in emglish to a chinese person (or any other southeast asian person like jap or kor) who knows some chinglish. 99% of them will answer it incorrectly.

they'll say something, but meant \ meant to say the opposite. and it ll leave you double confused because you're in doubt whether she means what she just said or if her chinglish is actually correct engrish

Yes, my friend.

 

[Andrea Jiang]

never ask a 'negative question' in emglish to a chinese person (or any other southeast asian person like jap or kor) who knows some chinglish. 99% of them will answer it incorrectly.

they'll say something, but meant \ meant to say the opposite. and it ll leave you double confused because you're in doubt whether she means what she just said or if her chinglish is actually correct engrish

lol， you are right bro. In Chinese we have a completely diffrerent language habit on this part.
In fact in our shocol our teacher will teach us, but when I use English I still hard to remember it.
And I need to say to imbagaijiin again:

Hi @Andrea Jiang ,

Thanks for the reply. So, I don't need to lacquer the blade?

No, you don't need to lacquer your blade.

 

[Zwill]

@Andrea Jiang Can you explain the difference between Sanwei Target National blue sponge, black sponge and purple sponge? What are they doing differently?
Thank you

 

[Andrea Jiang]

@Andrea Jiang Can you explain the difference between Sanwei Target National blue sponge, black sponge and purple sponge? What are they doing differently?
Thank you

Hello sir,

How are you?
I think you should say the difference between Target National and Target Gordanga (Player Edition).
For the Purole one, sorry, I don't know any info about it because it is not in our international product line.

For the top sheet, Target National is sticky, and Target PE is half sticky.
So the speed out of the ball of the Target PE is a little faster than Target National.
Our aim is to make Target PE more fitness for the modern competition backhand confrontation.

And for the sponge, Target PE is softer than Target National.
The sponge is the EnergX spring sponge, which has a larger deformation, is more elastic, and is easier to hold the ball. It gives you more control and flexibility in close-to-the-table interceptions, ball control, and defense.

So, this is the conclusion

First Speed Target National > Target PE
Spin Target National> Target PE
Control Target National < Target PE
Defence Target National < Target PE
The speed of the ball out of the rubber Target National < Target PE

 

[Zwill]

Thank you for the detailed explanation. So it's mostly a solution for backhand use. Is the weight similar to the Sanwei Target National?

 

[xavi]

Player Edition has 37 for backhand and 39 for forehand.

I am playing with 37 on a single ply hinoki. Lots of control, nice top, not heavy, ...

37 It plays close to an european tensor rubber but not bouncy and half sticky so you can receive short and serve short. For serving long you really have to do the force. Cut is good, control is good. For topspin it grabs correctly the ball but you have to activate at least a bit on every topspin. Passive blocking it returns correctly, so the ball does not exist the racket dead if you passively block. If you take a bit of care of the rubber, the half sticky seems to continue the same for months. The trajectory is more linear than most of the european rubbers, but not as straight as some typical chinese rubbers.

 

[Andrea Jiang]

Thank you for the detailed explanation. So it's mostly a solution for backhand use. Is the weight similar to the Sanwei Target National?

Hi bro, how are you?

As you see, I use it as my backhand rubber. I should say it is a very good backhand rubber for me.
I test the Target PE on the Verdi (Tradition Limba- fiber structure), which is fast and springy.
That makes a very good chemical reaction; its throw-angle is higher and faster than Target National's, making it suitable for executing fast loops.

The weight of it is a little lighter than Target National.

Best regards,

 

[Andrea Jiang]

Player Edition has 37 for backhand and 39 for forehand.

I am playing with 37 on a single ply hinoki. Lots of control, nice top, not heavy, ...

37 It plays close to an european tensor rubber but not bouncy and half sticky so you can receive short and serve short. For serving long you really have to do the force. Cut is good, control is good. For topspin it grabs correctly the ball but you have to activate at least a bit on every topspin. Passive blocking it returns correctly, so the ball does not exist the racket dead if you passively block. If you take a bit of care of the rubber, the half sticky seems to continue the same for months. The trajectory is more linear than most of the european rubbers, but not as straight as some typical chinese rubbers.

Thank you for your very kind feedback!