Dan! First of all, it's very satisfying watching you play counters with Sharath. Secondly, I just saw you in a Mr. Beast Reacts video! CONGRATS!!!! That's HUGE!!! Third, I tried an experimental andro Rasanter C rubber in Germany recently and thought it was quite a cool experience! 8>D
Hey Adam! Thanks man! Trying to keep up with Kamal's counters was not easy haha, hes so relaxed and effortless it's unreal! Yeah crazy he featured TTD, super cool! Massive congrats on the 1 mil! Absolutely smashed it 🔥🔥🔥 Yeah very interesting rubber. How did you find it? Let's catch up soon and hit some snakes 💪🐍
I feel we have gone full circle and Europe is finally catching up, Chinese rubbers have used this formula for years, hard sponge with tacky top sheet, I might ditch my H3 and give this a try, love all your vids ❤
Love the video, but just wondering, will there be videos for the second season of ttdsl? If so, when? Outside of the initial announcement, I have heard very little, so I was just wondering.
Holding these super heavy rubbers are a concern for most of amateurs. Not only we havent aquired technique but also the fitness or stamina of these pros. I
Kinda interesting, I am very intrigued to get one of those Rasanter since I met with Adam Bobrow who uses them as well as trying them myself in a store (also some people I know use them and like them a lot) still the price .... Also I am still using the Joola Energy X-Soft (I think they are not made anymore since like 6 or 7 years so its harder each year to find "new" ones that were left in some storages) which is only 37° (and still feels much softer then the Gewo 37 as example) so yeah the Question is going to an R37 or something harder .... I am very intrigued by the R45 but hearing the C versions have more spin and a little bit less speed that could be even better for me as an Allround player focusing mostly on good placement as well as spinny serves.
Mate, it's your blade that makes all the difference in the speed, not your rubbers. Your rubbers are more for throw angle and spin. Plus, rubbers control whether you can give the ball a professional wallop at your maximum swing, or if it's unnecessary for you because you're not capable of it. Try the Rasanter C48 on an inner-carbon blade of some sort. Depending on your play style, go for a blade that's either OFF or OFF-. If it's OFF, then try to play counters from close and mid-range with the FH and the BH. You'll need to be unafraid on the BH like Dima for this setup. You'll also need to try to bring the heat as early and as often as possible, which will mean that you have to take risks in order to win with this setup. . If it's OFF-, then loop your opponents to death from everywhere and try to load up those 3rd ball attacks with as much spin as possible. Just make sure those loops are deep as well. Otherwise, they're going to get countered back at you at about half the speed of sound. Move back immediately after your first loop and keep trying to play the ball as deep as possible with as much spin as possible. You'll need to play a Ma Long style backhand for this setup, if you want to be effective. And you'll need to be ready to rally with this setup.
Whaaaaaat???! He still pivot to go forehand when his so called "improved backhand" could be used. He cant improve. Hes been playing the same for quite a long time now. Stop being blindly friendly.
@@heybrjaka nope. I watch him carefully since longtime. I can tell that against Timo Boll he was already playing like this and its an old video. Stop being blind.
I am using the same blade as Achanta for 2 years, I can say the control is good, strong open play is good for forehand, however I am struggle a bit in backhand, maybe due to the blade is quite heavy (93g). Exchange between forehand and backhand could be some problem as well due to weight. Overall it's a good blade from Andro
Currently using Hexer Powergrip, which is softer (47.5 listed). How would you say they compare in other departments? Which would you favour for a spin-based twin looper close to the table / mid distance?
These "hybrid" rubbers are really flooding the market now I am using Xiom Jekyll and Hyde rubbers (H) on my forehand and (V) on my backhand I'd like to see a review of what you think of these new Xiom products
I have converted from european to Chinese dhs hurricane 3 nue proconcial blue sponge 40* I feel like all rubbers trying to do the tacky or grippy topesheet I tried many and I feel all are close the the rubber I used which is DONIC acuda s1 turbo.
@@TTDPocketRocket come on! I like you PR but Dan just cant trust his bh for shit except opening on backspin. After that he pivot all the time when the rally is engaged. Mid to long range bh is non existant bro. With all the respect due to both of you.
personally speaking, fastarc g1 is the best rubber i have tried in my whole life. no questions asked. hybrid k3 is also good but sometimes u will feel the last of explosion. i know explosion lies in the mechanics and footwork but we as intermediate players, don't have the time to invest in drills and footwork. so in the long run. G1 ALL DAY!!!
@@jiboo6850 I'm sure Dan's match play continues to improve and so does his consistency. In his old videos his backhand was more stiff, now it is a bit better from mid and has a bit more spin however his small euro technique remains more or less the same so the looks the same
Depends on how you think. I came to conclusions of getting very fast rubber for backhand too and this is why was watching this video. My thinking is same as he said in this video, that is, with backhand it is hard to generate speed so to make up for this i want faster rubber. On forehand we have changes to generate speed by our bigger hand motion so there i use hurricane 3 a slower but spinny rubber.
@@sashbar I used to play with Rakza7 but after I started getting more coaching it became a bit too slow for me. I needed a bit more pace, spin and power on my shots. Also Rakza7 is a bit too soft when you get to certain level and then it is easier to bottom out so the ball flies without an arc directly into the net. But it was a really good setup for 2 years I used it :)
@@uFlock Depends on the weight. I have two Acoustics: 79g (FL) and 90 g (LG) and they play very differently. I also have a 89g Violin/G1. Regarding the speed 79g Acoustic/R7 < 89 Violin/G1
Hey, perhaps you should revise the table. If t05 has control 8, which one has control 5 ?! Perhaps Donic acuda blue? I’m just saying, I think that H3 and t05 are a world apart in terms of control.
Played with the Nittaku PK-50 for a long time. Kinda like you say here. You have to commit and do the full strokes! And you get a beutiful and easy to put the ball on the table. But if you don't do the work. You are F*cked!
I dont get why they are so hell bent on speed being that important. Just hit the ball harder ;D ... maybe you should do some core exercises to get more explosive rotation in your mid-section instead of spending so much money on gear. Also, review one of the most popular blades in the world, the Nittaku Acoustic, please.
@@Shrimp0kUgel are you saying that most euro pro players cant hit right? Come on... its just a matter of being used to speed. When you can manage speed it becomes hard to step down on speed. Boll used Primorac carbon blade for a reason. With his signature blade, D09c was too slow and he had to hit much harder. He wasnt comfy. He did hurt his already beaten up shoulder because of that. Which forced him to take Primorac blade to compensate. Hes not a powerhouse. And being too old and injured cant compensate the necessary power with his signature blade. His technique is pretty good. He just doesnt open his arm enough to generate power like Ma Long does per exemple. No booster either so ...
Nittaku acoustic is a great paddle. Faster and a tad heavier than Viscaria. I am back to Viscaria with H3 blue sponge FH and Tynergy 05 BH and loving it. I had the same rubber on Nittaku Acoustic and didn't like it much
@@girish325 I think its a taste that develops over prolonged use of 5-ply wooden flexible blades. Most people say that Acoustic is slower than Viscaria though, maybe you are referring to Acoustic carbon?
Hi Dan, I would like your advice on two or three rubbers models. You have tried many and therefore have excellent knowledge. I'm happy with the 47-48 hardness but I don't like the "catapult effect2 caused by the large porous sponge. Therefore I ask you: can you recommend two or three models of rubbers with medium or fine pores? I have in mind : Rasanter 47, Rasanter 48, Tibhar MXS, Xiom Omega VII pro. What do you think? do they have small pores? Thank you for your possible response. Greetings from Sardinia, Marcello.
What pro would you like us to review with next? 🔥
蔣澎龍
Kamer Maglić Bosnian and Herzegovina pro player
Petr Korbel
Can you make a review video about the Andro Rasanter R53, R48 and R45 please.
Josephina Neumann or Aleksandar Karakasevic
Dan! First of all, it's very satisfying watching you play counters with Sharath. Secondly, I just saw you in a Mr. Beast Reacts video! CONGRATS!!!! That's HUGE!!! Third, I tried an experimental andro Rasanter C rubber in Germany recently and thought it was quite a cool experience! 8>D
Your not wrong
Collab with ttd
@@danlanthestreamer4080 he has before
Hey Adam! Thanks man! Trying to keep up with Kamal's counters was not easy haha, hes so relaxed and effortless it's unreal! Yeah crazy he featured TTD, super cool! Massive congrats on the 1 mil! Absolutely smashed it 🔥🔥🔥 Yeah very interesting rubber. How did you find it? Let's catch up soon and hit some snakes 💪🐍
Which video?
Found it:
ruclips.net/video/fqq9TSkSe2U/видео.html
Quality stuff! Sharath's technique is smoother than a bowl of Angel delight!
Cheers Joe! Haha got to be the strawberry flavour?
What a top top guy and tremendous player…and your game Dan just gets better every time we see you!!!! Leo
Absolute indian legend and make us proud everytime🇮🇳🇮🇳
What is there to be so proud in it, he is just playing.
What a guy 🔥🔥🔥
Great review, to the point, have tried this and it's a very nice rubber to use. Great esn rubber!!
Glad to have you guys back
Jesus of Suburbia
Commonwealth champion HERE!!!!!
I missed your channel so much 🥺❤️
You guys are back!! 🎉
I feel we have gone full circle and Europe is finally catching up, Chinese rubbers have used this formula for years, hard sponge with tacky top sheet, I might ditch my H3 and give this a try, love all your vids ❤
Thanks for commentating Steve! I hear you. Let us know how you find the rubber 💪
From india..lots of love❤ Sharath
miss you guys ! please don't disappear again
I used the nittaku h3. I like having the h3 topsheet and being able to counterpunch the ball.
Wow, some of your forehands starting at 1:18 are very crisp, your forehand has also gotten powerful Dan!
Love your content
Dan,really improves on the explosive-ness , great job dan!!!
Wow it's back, yay
Love the video, but just wondering, will there be videos for the second season of ttdsl? If so, when? Outside of the initial announcement, I have heard very little, so I was just wondering.
Welcome back!!
Holding these super heavy rubbers are a concern for most of amateurs. Not only we havent aquired technique but also the fitness or stamina of these pros.
I
Legend 🔥 🔥
Kinda interesting, I am very intrigued to get one of those Rasanter since I met with Adam Bobrow who uses them as well as trying them myself in a store (also some people I know use them and like them a lot) still the price ....
Also I am still using the Joola Energy X-Soft (I think they are not made anymore since like 6 or 7 years so its harder each year to find "new" ones that were left in some storages) which is only 37° (and still feels much softer then the Gewo 37 as example) so yeah the Question is going to an R37 or something harder .... I am very intrigued by the R45 but hearing the C versions have more spin and a little bit less speed that could be even better for me as an Allround player focusing mostly on good placement as well as spinny serves.
Mate, it's your blade that makes all the difference in the speed, not your rubbers.
Your rubbers are more for throw angle and spin. Plus, rubbers control whether you can give the ball a professional wallop at your maximum swing, or if it's unnecessary for you because you're not capable of it.
Try the Rasanter C48 on an inner-carbon blade of some sort. Depending on your play style, go for a blade that's either OFF or OFF-. If it's OFF, then try to play counters from close and mid-range with the FH and the BH. You'll need to be unafraid on the BH like Dima for this setup. You'll also need to try to bring the heat as early and as often as possible, which will mean that you have to take risks in order to win with this setup.
. If it's OFF-, then loop your opponents to death from everywhere and try to load up those 3rd ball attacks with as much spin as possible. Just make sure those loops are deep as well. Otherwise, they're going to get countered back at you at about half the speed of sound. Move back immediately after your first loop and keep trying to play the ball as deep as possible with as much spin as possible. You'll need to play a Ma Long style backhand for this setup, if you want to be effective. And you'll need to be ready to rally with this setup.
Dan you have improved a lot mate, keep it up!!!!!!!!
Whaaaaaat???! He still pivot to go forehand when his so called "improved backhand" could be used. He cant improve. Hes been playing the same for quite a long time now. Stop being blindly friendly.
@@jiboo6850 just watch older videos, it's clear that he improved, especially on the speed of his game
@@heybrjaka nope. I watch him carefully since longtime. I can tell that against Timo Boll he was already playing like this and its an old video. Stop being blind.
Hey Spartan Z thanks man been working hard to improve!
I am using the same blade as Achanta for 2 years, I can say the control is good, strong open play is good for forehand, however I am struggle a bit in backhand, maybe due to the blade is quite heavy (93g). Exchange between forehand and backhand could be some problem as well due to weight. Overall it's a good blade from Andro
TTD is back! HOORAH! 😄
Welcome back TTD!
the C48 would have been interesting too!
For everyone searching for rubbers with extreme spin and speed you should look into the donic Accadi series
Welcome back to RUclips xD
Currently using Hexer Powergrip, which is softer (47.5 listed). How would you say they compare in other departments? Which would you favour for a spin-based twin looper close to the table / mid distance?
I have to say that If you arent a really good player both rasanter c rubbers are to hard
Please put D05 and D80 on your rating table. It would be nice to see how you think they compare to some of the others on there.
PLEASE review the upcoming >>>DONIC BLUESTAR A1
XIOM Jekyll & Hyde Z52.5 review planned?
I think that if you try the Rakza Z Extra Hard, you will find it more similar to this Rasanter C53. Please consider reviewing it.
Second to that !
Earlyyyy, looks like a decent blade
These "hybrid" rubbers are really flooding the market now I am using Xiom Jekyll and Hyde rubbers (H) on my forehand and (V) on my backhand I'd like to see a review of what you think of these new Xiom products
please get a review with a jpen players for jpen blade.🙏
Tibhar Hybrid K3 review... PAALLLEEEEEEEEZZZ
what do you guys do with all the extra rackets ?
I have converted from european to Chinese dhs hurricane 3 nue proconcial blue sponge 40*
I feel like all rubbers trying to do the tacky or grippy topesheet I tried many and I feel all are close the the rubber I used which is DONIC acuda s1 turbo.
Nice
Review the donic appelgren 89 blade
Achanta is a hero.
Dan is looking world class. Dan's technique is identical to Timo boll. The right handed Timo
You sir are drunk. Rocket fuel is dangerous stuff 😂
His forehand looks so similar
I immediately thought the same thing. Even the way his head cocks up
@@jiboo6850 LOL
Founder will prove you wrong soon. You watch!!!
@@TTDPocketRocket come on! I like you PR but Dan just cant trust his bh for shit except opening on backspin. After that he pivot all the time when the rally is engaged. Mid to long range bh is non existant bro. With all the respect due to both of you.
Pls review the nittaku fastarc g-1
Does it really have less spin than t05?
Both rubbers I'm using are the 52.5 hardness
I met him irl too at the commonwealth lol
Can you make a review video about the Andro Rasanter R53, R48 and R45 please.
I use vistas triple double extra!
Butterfly supremacy 😎
Sharath Kamal sir ... Yey 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
What about Donic Blue Grip C2?
Good rubbers. Cant go wrong.
love to see Harimoto next time
The problem is you have to hear him too
Imagine harimoto doing a review with the founder and my man is cho-ing for real LOL
next TTDSL?
Rasanter C53 , hybrid k3 or nitaku fastarc g1 , which rubber u prefer or recommend for forehand ?
personally speaking, fastarc g1 is the best rubber i have tried in my whole life. no questions asked. hybrid k3 is also good but sometimes u will feel the last of explosion. i know explosion lies in the mechanics and footwork but we as intermediate players, don't have the time to invest in drills and footwork. so in the long run. G1 ALL DAY!!!
@@seeker3983 thanks
What about backhand rubbers ?
Rasanter R53 or yasaka X or tibhar mxp ?
Wow Dan, you play like a pro now, so satisfying.
Go watch his old videos dude. .. nothing has changed 😑
@@jiboo6850 I'm sure Dan's match play continues to improve and so does his consistency. In his old videos his backhand was more stiff, now it is a bit better from mid and has a bit more spin however his small euro technique remains more or less the same so the looks the same
@@gab5012 nope you drunk mate. 😑
I'm currently using tibhar Hybrid k1, I feel like hybrid rubbers are the future.
Nice video - apart from the side views
R on backhand ? Is that means faster rubbers are better on backhand ?
Depends on how you think.
I came to conclusions of getting very fast rubber for backhand too and this is why was watching this video.
My thinking is same as he said in this video, that is, with backhand it is hard to generate speed so to make up for this i want faster rubber. On forehand we have changes to generate speed by our bigger hand motion so there i use hurricane 3 a slower but spinny rubber.
We should proud on him🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Hello, can you put subtitles in Spanish?
achanta bat?
Guys, not a single Nittaku review ! Nittaku Acoustic would be super popular I guess, with either Rakza 7 or Fastarc G-1.
Agree 100%, acoustic + fastarc G-1 both sides is the most balanced setup ever, great feel, speed, control and spin.
@@uFlock I play with Acoustic/Rakza7, it's like a proverbial "extension of your hand", so versatile and super easy to play.
@@sashbar I used to play with Rakza7 but after I started getting more coaching it became a bit too slow for me. I needed a bit more pace, spin and power on my shots. Also Rakza7 is a bit too soft when you get to certain level and then it is easier to bottom out so the ball flies without an arc directly into the net. But it was a really good setup for 2 years I used it :)
@@uFlock Depends on the weight. I have two Acoustics: 79g (FL) and 90 g (LG) and they play very differently. I also have a 89g Violin/G1. Regarding the speed 79g Acoustic/R7 < 89 Violin/G1
@@sashbar Sure, but I am comparing exactly same blade with different rubbers :)
I have 3 exactly the same 77g flared acoustics :)
...green?
Hey, perhaps you should revise the table. If t05 has control 8, which one has control 5 ?! Perhaps Donic acuda blue? I’m just saying, I think that H3 and t05 are a world apart in terms of control.
sharath kamal use c53 on both sides ?
R53 in backhand
Played with the Nittaku PK-50 for a long time. Kinda like you say here. You have to commit and do the full strokes! And you get a beutiful and easy to put the ball on the table. But if you don't do the work. You are F*cked!
tenergy 05
I dont get why they are so hell bent on speed being that important. Just hit the ball harder ;D ... maybe you should do some core exercises to get more explosive rotation in your mid-section instead of spending so much money on gear. Also, review one of the most popular blades in the world, the Nittaku Acoustic, please.
Because hitting harder generates injuries on long runs.
@@jiboo6850 you're not necessary wrong, but it's usually because of wrong technique
@@Shrimp0kUgel are you saying that most euro pro players cant hit right? Come on... its just a matter of being used to speed. When you can manage speed it becomes hard to step down on speed. Boll used Primorac carbon blade for a reason. With his signature blade, D09c was too slow and he had to hit much harder. He wasnt comfy. He did hurt his already beaten up shoulder because of that. Which forced him to take Primorac blade to compensate. Hes not a powerhouse. And being too old and injured cant compensate the necessary power with his signature blade. His technique is pretty good. He just doesnt open his arm enough to generate power like Ma Long does per exemple. No booster either so ...
Nittaku acoustic is a great paddle. Faster and a tad heavier than Viscaria. I am back to Viscaria with H3 blue sponge FH and Tynergy 05 BH and loving it. I had the same rubber on Nittaku Acoustic and didn't like it much
@@girish325 I think its a taste that develops over prolonged use of 5-ply wooden flexible blades. Most people say that Acoustic is slower than Viscaria though, maybe you are referring to Acoustic carbon?
Mate, your channel was hacked by some etherium scammer. Glad that you recovered your channel.
🌎🇪🇨🙂👍
Glad you have recovered your channel 🥳
I saw it got hacked, and promoting cryptocurrency scam :o
Thanks man 🙏 It was an absolute nightmare as I'm sure you can image aha. We should be all good now 🏓
@@TableTennisDaily yes! 🏓
Please call ma long
Hi Dan, I would like your advice on two or three rubbers models. You have tried many and therefore have excellent knowledge. I'm happy with the 47-48 hardness but I don't like the "catapult effect2 caused by the large porous sponge. Therefore I ask you: can you recommend two or three models of rubbers with medium or fine pores? I have in mind : Rasanter 47, Rasanter 48, Tibhar MXS, Xiom Omega VII pro. What do you think? do they have small pores? Thank you for your possible response. Greetings from Sardinia, Marcello.
Pls review the nittaku fastarc g-1
Pls review the nittaku fastarc g-1
Pls review the nittaku fastarc g-1