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[Gibby92]

don't know how to delete

 

[Kokain]

Apparently not all of them have numbers but it's safe to buy it if you think the price is low enough. I've also wondered the same thing and people have commented this is common on retail version. Suppliers like TableTennis11 and few other strong known shops tend to have the ones with batch numbers where it comes with the box, the booklet and all the other cool shenanigans. At the end it's a great limba/ayous/red dye ayous/ayous/red dye ayous/ayous/limba blade, superb for looping. If you don't want to spend the money a little birdy told me the DHS PowerG 7 is an identical OFF++ blade for fraction of the price minus the quality control.

 

[UpSideDownCarl]

If you are buying it second hand and you like the way it plays, does it matter if it is real?


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[JamDoughnuts]

That site tends to sell commercial blades, and deliberately doens;t show any picture of the right side of the handle as for some dhs blades there are serial numbers printed there. example below.

http://pingpongclassics.blogspot.co.uk/2015/11/fake-dhs-w968-w997-theory.html