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Thanks. Timo Boll W7 is a discontinued product. It is a 7-ply fast wooden blade with good control.

Glad to hear you enjoyed the video! The Primorac Carbon is a solid choice for aggressive attackers. Thanks.

Thanks for sharing your views.

i have a butterfly maze advance, i used omega 4 pro max sponge on forehand and omega 5 tour max sponge on backhand. good blade, has good enough dwell time, good control, fast hits are fast, slow hits are slow, i find it very nice on blocking. however, the handle is quite small for me so i am looking for an alternative.

Absolutely. Petr Korbel is slightly faster whereas Primorac is slightly ahead for spin-controlled play. Thanks for sharing your views.

Thanks for sharing your insights! It's always interesting to hear about different preferences in blade styles and weights.

I don't think that's a good racket, you could go for something that has more spin like the GKI xx offensive racket or the Butterfly RDJ S1 Hope it helps❤

@Giga_Chad80 ohh thanks a ton mate !!!

The best you can try under 2000 is GKI Euro V. If you raise your budget, the best option is Palio Expert 3.0 (Rs. 3799). It is far better than any other in that price segment. Thanks.

@@RacketSports4U Thanks man !

Thanks for sharing your views

T05 may be the celebrity of rubbers, but G1 is the underrated hero we all need. Thanks.

Tibhar Hybrid K3 may be a good alternative. Thanks

Donic Bluegrip C2 is fantastic with or without booster. Rakza Z extra too. on a carbon blade for a all out attacking style or on a 7 ply clipper style for a more controlled game. great combos.

Thanks for sharing your views.

@@jiboo6850 the Blade I’m using is Viscaria. I already have 09c on one side. I’m planning to change my old T05 on the other side and another 09c would be expensive. Is it worth it to try either Rakza Z or K3? I’ve read that 09c’s durability is still on top compared to the two.

@@nosrejadorable honestly, Z has a slightly higher throw angle. depends of what angle you like ? K3 is more medium throw angle and feels softer too! i think you can make your mind up with these infos.

Rakza 7 soft is a very spinny rubber with extreme control and a high throw angle. It's excellent for looping and behaves similarly to Tenergy 05. But in terms of explosiveness, it's a few steps behind the T05 or Rakza 9. Thanks for sharing your views.

@RacketSports4U hmm, maybe. I'd say T05 combines the explosiveness of the rakza9 with the angle of the rakza7. I didn't like the 9 very much, the other 2 i've used for years.

Thanks for sharing your views.

Welcome from Malaysia! Glad to have you here. What do you think of the alternatives I mentioned?

@@RacketSports4U how can you compare a Tensor rubber with Hybrid rubbers Please can you tell us K3 hybrid is a Hybrid Rubber which means it has a tacky top sheet with tensor sponge Where as in Tensor rubber the top sheet will be grippy and sponge will be Tensor ( Tenergy is a Tensor rubber ) Stop mis guiding players

The K3 behaves like a tensor rubber. Its grippy and slightly tacky top sheet facilitates medium to high throw loops. It is very spinny and the throw angle provides lots of safety over the net much like the T05. It's speedy enough to be regarded as a top-tier offensive rubber. Thanks for sharing your view.

Glad it is helpful! Thanks.

In my opinion, it's Tibhar hybrid k3

@@RacketSports4U will it suit the FH or BH better?

Forehand

​@@RacketSports4Uyou have to tame this beast as even the slightest angle difference will either shoot the ball into the net or out of the table

Peeling is a matter of concern for G1. The Fastarc G1, I am using right now has been degraded around its top edges. Otherwise it's fantastic and is my top choice.

Yep. I guess he's on about small bits falling off at the edge. Particularly if it hits the table. IMO this can be avoided by using a sharp razor to cut it and edge protector tape. Shouldn't be hitting the ball on the edge anyway. G1 is my preferred choice on both sides and lasts a long time.

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I am use Fastarc G1, that is true. The side rubber always become broke. I don't know why? Because I use the other andro hexer grip and the rubber side still fine. When I see this video, I realize this not happen only to me😂

It's true that G1 is pretty brittle, especially the top sheet. So you have to cut it really clean and protect it with good edge tape. It also feels really hard and dead at first, you need like 10 hours of play to break it and enjoy its great characteristics. But when it comes to global durability, it's amazing. Those small quirks I mentioned are but very small cons compared to all the pros of this fantastic rubber.

Depending on your level. I use Mx-p for my forehand but prefer Fx-s for my backhand, less speed but much easier to produce spin 😊

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Too fast for my liking. I paired it with T05 and I love the latter more. More control and easier to deal with. Changed my MXP and now using the T05 as BH and D09c as FH in my Visacaria.

@nosrejadorable how come? T05 is know for being very fast and requiring high level to control, innit?

@@СеняМорсин T05 is more controllable and forgiving. MXP is just fast. Some may like it but IMO and experience it’s hard to

It's a power booster, definitely for pro players. It's suitable for forehand side.

The Dignics 09C is a top chice for spin-oriented offensive play.

Glad you enjoyed it

@@RacketSports4UI tried some of them now, because I want to start playing with short pimps in my BH. I played with the Rakza PO and tbh for me it was too weird because it felt like there was no deception at all and I was just playing like inverted rubbers… I then also tried Andro Hexer Pips and it was better! When I tried Dr. Neubauer Killer, at first I was disgusted😂 and then I realized I really like it! It is really intensive though and difficult for the first time, but after one training I already managed to perform. One question though, as I want to buy a rubber now for permanent play. Did you try other versions of the Killer, like Pro or Extreme? I think about taking one of them, or do you maybe have similiar ones? Like with a good flattening and deception effect but great for attacking too?

Looks like the views are playing volleyball too-high up in the air but not quite landing on the likes! 😂

Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m thrilled the guide was useful for you!

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Beginners need more authority on Control which is the paramount feature of a Defensive table tennis blade.

But many professional people play as a defenser

@@SMMabye Yeah, this looks odd in the video. While it's better to not start with a blade that too fast when you start, these is no reason you can't use a slower blade later on.

Great suggestion! Thanks a lot.

@@RacketSports4U thank you for your work)

Not so. The rating is as per popular sources like revspin, and megaspin, manufacturer's rating, expert reviews, and own judgement.

@@RacketSports4U Thats no way chinese rubber is rated on number97 . rated on spin?

It's not possible for an absolute judgement, it's relative. I have played with some of them and in my opinion, they are placed in the right chronical order.

@@RacketSports4U I have 12/100 rubbers from this list personally and have tried out or used in the past 28 of them mentioned here. There is no way evo mx-s is ranked 10 above many iconic spin oriented rubbers. You have even ranked it above different versions of hurricane neo, just because those aren't the expensive versions doesn't mean the spin they create isn't incredible.

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Thank you too!

Sure 😊

Please do same for long pips

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It's a fantastic combination for looping.

That's a great point! The differences in degrees can definitely affect how players choose their rubbers. Thanks for sharing your insight!

Yes, the right term should be, "High looping capabilities." The spin capability is a combined effect of blades and rubbers where blade's flexibility influences spin.

Rakza 7 & X are very close to Top 10 and are good for use on Backhand.

Hi there! Thanks for watching the video! If you have any questions about badminton court sizes, feel free to ask!

It's a new release. I haven't tested it yet. From what I have heard, it's slightly more fast and spinny than the Fastarc G-1.