It's been a few months now. There are a number of other men who use ZLC. Yukiya Uda (custom inner ZLC), Yuma Tanigaki (Harimoto ZLC), Hiromu Kobayashi (Harimoto Super ZLC), Kirill Gerassimenko (Lin Super ZLC). I think most men just don't need that level of power.
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Interesting. I did find also this on Victas Chinese website. Also fascinated that this is a an inner fiber five ply when she was using the regular Koji Matsushita which is 5 ply all wood. It appears she just started using it at the China Smash.Victas Han Ying Table Tennis Blade | PPongsuper
VICTAS Han Ying table tennis blade combines five wood plies, inner fiber, an OFF− rating, and a larger blade face for modern defense and active counterattacks.
Victas Han Ying Table Tennis Blade | PPongsuper
VICTAS Han Ying table tennis blade combines five wood plies, inner fiber, an OFF− rating, and a larger blade face for modern defense and active counterattacks.
It is Dignics on Forehand. For me backhand has different coloring than Dignics (or red topsheet mix colour pallet and it is Dignics), but not Zyre colour. It can be DHS 8-80 (he is DHS sponsored and should use one rubber from them - not sure if it is like it needs to be forehand, or he can choose)
Doesn't look like G fless to me
It can be those ST TB ALC G-fless handles that were made for Timo Boll. Supposedly only made in straight. Dima might have same now. Every aspect matters, so if they need less slipping in hand, it would make sense to take them. When Timo played with FL in some of his last matches, he had standard full blue G-fless, so no TB ALC FL G-fless was made for him.
Good hypothesis on the rubbers I think its the bty options you said, however it's not definite h8-80 as we know that DHS players at minimum need to use a blade, not necessarily rubber. Heming's explaination.
Blade and forehand rubber absolutely have to be DHS. Backhand is open.
