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Well, if this supposed 'plastic' is a strong and durable plastic used in high-end products and also has a replacement (in case this piece is still being sold), then it’s understandable, and the Optimum 30 would be a great option.

I´m sure there has to be one of the cheapo sealers that´s good, maybe a chemist can point us in the right direction, it seems that most regular sealers screw up the ability of the rubbers to hold on to the blades because the glues used nowadays are water based.

@@KenNakajima07 chemist ??

Thanks, we will return the question with another question, because we don't know the answer. Is tennis grip tape, thicker than table tennis grip tape. Table Tennis Grip tape is pretty thin allowing good sensory feedback of the ball into the hand. If tennis grip tape is similar than I would say yes. Await responses.

Yes. I´ve just bought and installed the classical tennis HEAD Extra Soft overgrip, which is only 0.5mm thin, so even 0.1mm thinner than official Butterfly/Stiga TT overgrips. It´s longer than TT overgrips, so you have to cut it, but I like it, because I have more space for adjusting the wraps density and thickness on specific parts of the handle to fit my palm. BTW the HEAD Extra Soft tape has super nice and comfy feel, more like some very fine fabric or luxury thin leather, definitely not the rubber/plastic feeling, and it looks like it will soak sweat very well. Looking forward to test in more in the training.

Yes. As I wrote above, f.e. the tennis HEAD Extra Soft overgrip is only 0.5 mm thin, so it´s a tiny bit thinner than official Butterfly or Stiga grips. I´ve just tried one and it´s very good!.

You should get a shoe that has soft soles. Not hard. What shoe are you playing now.

@@tabletennisstore9909 typical hard sole table tennis shoe,

Most Rollaway Tables have brackets like this. What is the brand and model. Likely not

Yep, that works too. Agreed. Good point. We just had a smaller sponge for this video.

We recommend for wood floor a shoe with a softer sole. As wood can be a little more slippery.

@@tabletennisstore9909 can you be more specific with a model of a shoe ?

That is probably an old listing. We asked Mr. Ezno after the match what he used.

Nice its a good one! Still after all these years.

As thick a possible. He uses max thickness. Thanks for asking. We should put that in.

Ok, thanks for pointing that out.

Yes, we use a sponge now. Direct application.

Thanks for asking. At least 30 minutes. We use table tennis configured sealers and they dry pretty quickly. Ben

Yes, thanks. They are terriffic.

Thank you for the nice comments. We try hard. Thanks

Good idea. Will do this.

The 575 will be lighter and will have a little less speed. Since you have fast rubber in the 53. All things being equal, this might be the better choice. The 775 will be faster and a little heavier racket. But if you like fast rackets, this will be a very good choice. Feel free to contact us directly, voice or text at 914-873-0075 if you live in the USA or via email, orders@tabletennisstore.us to continue to conversation.

If you are not efficient, you will likely find the softer rubbers playing better for you.

Thanks fo ryour comment on this. It is appreciated.

Yeah, idk if you're correct. The butterfly grip tape I got for mine says to start at the top, so that's what I did. He clearly says you can do it whatever way you want in the video, also.

Thanks for the response. The above is interesting. Our only comment is that in table tennis, the grip needs to be firm not tight. Most players at the recreational level clench the racket, which limits racket speed on contact. The pro's hold the racket just tight enough to have stability but loose enough to snap or rip the racket through the hitting zone. I am rather confident that grip tension is either equal throughout the top and the bottom of the racket or the inverse, where the tension is at the top of the racket, thumb and forefinger and at the top of the palm. That said that does not make it better to wrap from the top vs wrapping from the bottom. Most if not all pro's also don't put grip tape on their rackets. Likely, reason, they want maximum sensory feel of the ball transmitted from palm to hand. This gets muffled, I am quite sure with grip tape. Welcome comments. Ben

Oscar. Its flexible, this is the way we do it. Please elaborate on how you would do yours, so viewers can see your approach. Thanks so much! Ben

I would think he knows what he's talking about.

@@tabletennisstore9909 cat got his tongue.

39 the degree of hardness, 39 is softer than 40. Sponge thickness and wood hardness also matter. The thinner the rubber, the less speed and spin you will have but the more control. All thinks being equal we recommend thicker rubbers, 2.0 or greater. But note there are players who prefer the thinner rubbers for more control.

@@tabletennisstore9909Thanks 👍

Thanks! I dide not know this.

so what's your suggestion?

Clean the racket after you finish play and before you put it away. Blow moisture on it when in the middle of a game. Ben

About Two Hours. Just lots of parts. Not difficult. This is a heavy table. You need to move it carefully to the desired location

The manufacturer should have levelers. Please call them. Stiga is escalale sports, Bomar is Butterfly, Joola ha a customer service email. ETC

Yep, will do that on the next one. Too loud. Agree. Thanks for the feedback