Although your videos are very informational you tend to repeat the same information over and over again. That in itself is not an issue but you also use the exact same words to explain the same information. Maybe you can keep that in mind in your upcoming videos. Keep up the good work.
I personally prefer a softer one on the backhand, I used a Desto F1 before but changed to an F4 as my backhand was very powerful and was difficult to control the spin
Omega V Europe suits the best as a backhand rubber to me. A bit high throw which is good for backhand stroke mecanism, medium hardness, so it is easy to make speed on compact stroke. The spin is also good enough because it is designed for polyball. Paired with MX-S as a forehand rubber(medium throw angle, medium hard sponge and very grippy surface) will make this set up is optimal for two wings looper.
I used the combo tenergy 05 and 05 FX but the 05 FX is too soft for me I feel like it's rubber for kids. Now I play tenergy 05 forehand and 64 on backhand.
Coach. Do you think I can make use of my Joola Rhyzm for backhand? (not the Rhyzm-P version, also my current forehand rubber) I'm planning to get DHS Hurricane 3 Neo for my forehand. And use my Rhyzm for backhand. Or should I change for a better backhand?
I prefer cheap and rather hard & tacky chinese rubbers such as Reactor Tornado V5 (which is actually factory boosted) on backhand. I used ESN rubbers but chinese tacky rubbers give me confidence for flicking every single serve. Soft chinese tacky rubbers (Yinhe Mercury 2 max and soft) are also an option.
Is it a good idea to put Yasaka Rakza Z on my backhand and Yasaka Rakza Z extra hard on the forehand? Or should I use Yasaka Rakza Z extra hard on both sites?
I just wanna find a rubber that works for both forehand and backhand, and when the forehand rubber needs ti be changed, just flip the racket and play with the other. Big money saver.
@@fraezma It doesn't lose speed, it looses grip, making blocking easier. At our level we don't need backhand topspin, so it doesn't make sense to play a spinny difficult rubber on the backhand.
hello, do you consider that a yinhe moon pro is a good backhand rubber, if I have a nittaku fastarc G1 on forehand ? a tacky rubber is good or not for backhand ? thanks for the tips :p
I dont like too much bounce on backhand because it is confusing to me in the short push game where I use backhand and forehand interchangably. I am using Yasaka Mark V on backhand because I am a low level player and I have Yasaka Rakza Z on forehand. Rakza Z works great with my Avalox P500, but I still havent found a great backhand rubber. I am thinking of trying Nittaku Fastarc C-1 because people say it does not have that much bounce and I suppose its a good progression from Mark V because my game is mostly control on backhand to set up steparound for forehand.
What is the best forehand rubber for a chopper using Thibar gross tech Long pimps rubber on backhand. Pl advise me to have full control for forehand chop and play good offence also.
Coach, what would be a nice Butterfly combination with Tenergy 19 on the forehand? Blade and backhand rubber? I am also open to thoughts for say a Donic combination.
i have it on my backhand. DHS 301 RPB. my back hand is pretty strong regardless of rubber or style. but i find, if you dont hit the ball a certain way with g1, you cant get the best out of it. blades had to be almost flat and you push forward not upward, and you hit hard and it goes super sonic speed. its excellent for forehand also. amazing accuracy.
Pretty good choice. Having the same rubber on both sides is usually easier to understand, but it could limit your gameplay. You have to think of forehand and backhand as 2 different things. For example if both are weapons then 1 is a hammer and 1 is a sword. Being able to vary shots makes your shots way better. Backhand is used mainly for short game, fast close to the table shots, sharp pushes. Forehand is better at pressuring with topspin, playing your opponent away from the table. Nittaku is usually better for forehand and for backhand you might wanna use something else, but if you are used to it you might also not wanna make big changes anyway
doesnt Ma Long use a 41 degree Hurricane 3 on forehand and a 37 degree hurricane 3 for backhand? thats -4 degrees for his backhand rubber... just saying. I guess ESN scale is different from chinese tacky rubber hardness scale.
i have pretty strong backhand so its hard to really comment. I don't know what part two he will say. but ones I played with and i find amazing balance between all the strokes, plus speed and accuracy and spin are, hurricane GOLDARC 8, G1 (requires much better technique), mx S, mx P and hurricane goldarc 5. both Shakehand and rpb. I dont buy butterfly nor i will ever spend money in their prodcts, they are dicks. but i would not be shocked they also have top notch backhand rubbers.
@@jackhsieh3955 i play g1 rpb. never played with tenergy to compare. but depending on your stroke. its amazing rubber for backhand. if you hold your raquet more flat and grip the ball more. it as amazing spin. speed and accuracy. depending on your blade of course(mine is dhs 301). i would not recommend it though over goldarc 8, mxs or mxp. Its amazing in spin and flicks and push and service digging the ball out and so on, main issue is for power shots. if your stroke is wrong you will not like this rubber, its also very fast.
@@jackhsieh3955 I recommend you Omega V Europe. Medium high throw angle and medium hardness like T05. The topsheet was already designed for polyball. Easy to make speed and spin yet very controllable since the speed is in par with Omega VII Pro, DNA Pro H, or Rakza X.
Hi coach, I recall reading in your website about the DHS Hurricane Neo3 being a factory pre-tuned rubber. I recently saw this video and was wondering why they'd do this on the new rubbers? ruclips.net/video/KwWa4Ar_DKg/видео.html Is it just for extra boosting? Thanks for all the knowledge you share about Table Tennis! Lou
table tennis 11 .one you are thinking of that pros use, is not given to anyone but the national team. but you can get the legit blue commercial version from where i told you.
@@Crocs-ky Yes you do. problem is. 2x boost, rubber is garbage. the national version is 100$ a pop. get the provincial 39/40 degree. there is many versions. i like mine over the #22. i think there is much less versions of national. if you buy orange neo version of the national its even softer. up to you how you want to spend your money though. i honestly would get 3-4 neo normal version and boost it few times and throw it out. works out the same way as 1 national version. once the boost wears off, you have to be able to execute your strokes well, or else the ball wont really do much.
@@thejackedchromehunter.1752 I’m consider the h3 provincial bs but unsure which hardness to get either 39’ or 40’ or 41’. It’s my very first time using a Chinese rubber and a boosting a well. Could you assist me on which hardness to get.
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Although your videos are very informational you tend to repeat the same information over and over again. That in itself is not an issue but you also use the exact same words to explain the same information. Maybe you can keep that in mind in your upcoming videos. Keep up the good work.
Thank you very much. I will improve my words
I use donic coppa jo gold on both backhand and forehand.It is hands down the best rubber i have ever played with.
I use donic barracuda max both sides. Very happy with it 😊. It is very good for money. You can play some months, then rotate bat.
Happy New Year, PingSunday. Many lot of thanks for your Videos.
I personally prefer a softer one on the backhand, I used a Desto F1 before but changed to an F4 as my backhand was very powerful and was difficult to control the spin
Omega V Europe suits the best as a backhand rubber to me. A bit high throw which is good for backhand stroke mecanism, medium hardness, so it is easy to make speed on compact stroke. The spin is also good enough because it is designed for polyball. Paired with MX-S as a forehand rubber(medium throw angle, medium hard sponge and very grippy surface) will make this set up is optimal for two wings looper.
I can tell you are smart table tennis player who understands your skills and limitation.
@@HKUSAPDX Thank you, I appreciate that 🙂
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I used the combo tenergy 05 and 05 FX but the 05 FX is too soft for me I feel like it's rubber for kids. Now I play tenergy 05 forehand and 64 on backhand.
What is the best rubber For Primorac Carbon Blade...? Backhand and Forhand....
Coach. Do you think I can make use of my Joola Rhyzm for backhand? (not the Rhyzm-P version, also my current forehand rubber)
I'm planning to get DHS Hurricane 3 Neo for my forehand. And use my Rhyzm for backhand. Or should I change for a better backhand?
I prefer cheap and rather hard & tacky chinese rubbers such as Reactor Tornado V5 (which is actually factory boosted) on backhand. I used ESN rubbers but chinese tacky rubbers give me confidence for flicking every single serve. Soft chinese tacky rubbers (Yinhe Mercury 2 max and soft) are also an option.
I blind bought both tornado v5 and mercury 2 and put it together. Havent tried it yet. Probably a bad choice to put them together
@@gabrielisdalaoban , they are good together
Which rubber do you use for forehand ? Can you please suggest ?
Is it a good idea to put Yasaka Rakza Z on my backhand and Yasaka Rakza Z extra hard on the forehand? Or should I use Yasaka Rakza Z extra hard on both sites?
I use a soft rubber in BH and a harder one in forehand
What a use in my backhan🤔… pips… long pips. I play defense😜. Happy pong year 2022 🏓🎊🥂
Me too, happy new year!
TSP Curl or Tibhar Grass ❤️
Any dawei pips are very good, also consider tsp curl.
I use RITC Friendship 755, because the pimps is more hard, better for atack.
I just wanna find a rubber that works for both forehand and backhand, and when the forehand rubber needs ti be changed, just flip the racket and play with the other. Big money saver.
palio blitz 42,5° work for me
For me it is donic barracuda.
But... you'll have an old rubber in your bh that still needs to be changed ._.
@@fraezma It doesn't lose speed, it looses grip, making blocking easier. At our level we don't need backhand topspin, so it doesn't make sense to play a spinny difficult rubber on the backhand.
I use dna platinum M, is that good or bad, and why so?
GREAT VIDEO...CAN YOU PLEASE DO A VIDEO FOR FOREHAND...
best rubber for backhand is tenergy 05..
But I found a rubber from tibhar..
mx-k normal version is also very good.
You need some time to adjust.
What is the best rubber price/quality? And wich is the best no matter price?
IMO hurricane GOLDARC 8 or G1. G1 cheaper for sure and amazing. just need a bit of better technique.
Boosted DHS hurricane 8 is very good for backhand as well as forehand. Unreal spins, good as dignity 09c.
H8 has bad topsheet quality
H8 top sheet is same quality as H3, with proper cleaning and protective sheet. It's can last long long time.
Hello, du you think FH : rasanter 42 and BH : dhs hurricane 3 is a good combo?? Thk you
hello, do you consider that a yinhe moon pro is a good backhand rubber, if I have a nittaku fastarc G1 on forehand ? a tacky rubber is good or not for backhand ? thanks for the tips :p
coach! how is this combo if im a really (but really good) with fh. and not that good with bh ?
FH=neo blue 40'
bh= mx-p
so, we need 1 for defence (backhand) and 1 for attack (forehand)??
I dont like too much bounce on backhand because it is confusing to me in the short push game where I use backhand and forehand interchangably. I am using Yasaka Mark V on backhand because I am a low level player and I have Yasaka Rakza Z on forehand. Rakza Z works great with my Avalox P500, but I still havent found a great backhand rubber. I am thinking of trying Nittaku Fastarc C-1 because people say it does not have that much bounce and I suppose its a good progression from Mark V because my game is mostly control on backhand to set up steparound for forehand.
coach why you did not talk about pimples rubbers
Tell us about pimple rubbers also
What if it's a hybrid rubber with tacky top sheet and harder sponge? The tackiness takes off some speed but helps in banana flicks.
the flick is 1 of the many strokes you need to master. what are you going to do when you are going to backhand loop 2m away from the table?
@@thejackedchromehunter.1752 Hence the reason for my question. What do I choose so that I can flick AND BH loop?
@@rockys7726 I wrote my favourites somewhere here
@@thejackedchromehunter.1752 but those are not hybrid rubbers. I'm using Stiga Dragon Grip which I think is the best compromise for grip and speed.
Did anyone get how does the rubber color affect its performance? The coach mentioned something about it in the video but didnt explain why
He explained in other video.
1-go butterfly shop
2- buy dignics 09 c both sides
my fav backhand rubbers of all time was the joola tango but they don't make them anymore :(
What is the best forehand rubber for a chopper using Thibar gross tech Long pimps rubber on backhand. Pl advise me to have full control for forehand chop and play good offence also.
I use the Butterfly Tenergy 05 on my FH with Tibhar grass dtecs on my Backhand. I am more of a drive hitter than a loop topspin person
Hurricane 8-80?
Of course fastarc C1
Coach, what would be a nice Butterfly combination with Tenergy 19 on the forehand? Blade and backhand rubber? I am also open to thoughts for say a Donic combination.
Very nice combo. Tenergy 09c on both fh and bh. Blade is Zhang Jike super zlc.
@@pingsunday Thank you very much Coach ERT. I will proceed to purchase. I use paddle palace.
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I got new rubbers: tenergy 19 on both sides.
Its oke use Nittaku Fastarc G1 for both sides?
i have it on my backhand. DHS 301 RPB. my back hand is pretty strong regardless of rubber or style. but i find, if you dont hit the ball a certain way with g1, you cant get the best out of it. blades had to be almost flat and you push forward not upward, and you hit hard and it goes super sonic speed. its excellent for forehand also. amazing accuracy.
@@thejackedchromehunter.1752 YES completely agree
i use NITTAKU Fastarc S-1 for both side .. ok or not?
Pretty good choice. Having the same rubber on both sides is usually easier to understand, but it could limit your gameplay. You have to think of forehand and backhand as 2 different things. For example if both are weapons then 1 is a hammer and 1 is a sword. Being able to vary shots makes your shots way better. Backhand is used mainly for short game, fast close to the table shots, sharp pushes. Forehand is better at pressuring with topspin, playing your opponent away from the table. Nittaku is usually better for forehand and for backhand you might wanna use something else, but if you are used to it you might also not wanna make big changes anyway
What thickness should forehand rubber have? In what range? For amateurs, of course)
I think the new rubber from dhs (h8-80) is a good rubber for the backhand. With boost it could be good to (faster)
so, we need 1 for defence (backhand) and 1 for attack (forehand)??
@@savastanley4337not really depends on the playing style
I like a lot andro rasanter 47 very happy with it
doesnt Ma Long use a 41 degree Hurricane 3 on forehand and a 37 degree hurricane 3 for backhand? thats -4 degrees for his backhand rubber... just saying. I guess ESN scale is different from chinese tacky rubber hardness scale.
i have pretty strong backhand so its hard to really comment. I don't know what part two he will say. but ones I played with and i find amazing balance between all the strokes, plus speed and accuracy and spin are, hurricane GOLDARC 8, G1 (requires much better technique), mx S, mx P and hurricane goldarc 5. both Shakehand and rpb. I dont buy butterfly nor i will ever spend money in their prodcts, they are dicks. but i would not be shocked they also have top notch backhand rubbers.
so, we need 1 for defence (backhand) and 1 for attack (forehand)??
If I choose Nittaku Fastarc g1 on my rpb backhand will it be good?
Is not bad, i used it
@@Kaspiy2 please tell me properly lol
I need a good rpb rubber which have catapult like tenergy 05 characteristics
@@jackhsieh3955 i play g1 rpb. never played with tenergy to compare. but depending on your stroke. its amazing rubber for backhand. if you hold your raquet more flat and grip the ball more. it as amazing spin. speed and accuracy. depending on your blade of course(mine is dhs 301). i would not recommend it though over goldarc 8, mxs or mxp.
Its amazing in spin and flicks and push and service digging the ball out and so on, main issue is for power shots. if your stroke is wrong you will not like this rubber, its also very fast.
@@thejackedchromehunter.1752 Tysm for the review 😄😄
@@jackhsieh3955 I recommend you Omega V Europe. Medium high throw angle and medium hardness like T05. The topsheet was already designed for polyball. Easy to make speed and spin yet very controllable since the speed is in par with Omega VII Pro, DNA Pro H, or Rakza X.
I can't buy a very expensive rubber so u can give me a cheap choise
Im going back MX-S
Why music while talking 😩
Lol. Someone is deleting my comments. I'm just trying to help people with their equipment choices but apparently it's not welcome
I'm not deleting your comment. May be in spam?
youtube is. you are probably putting in links. i did that in a comment to help the dude that wanted to buy blue sponge and youtube auto deleted it.
This vid helps nobody. Only a personal tryout will help.
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Hi coach, I recall reading in your website about the DHS Hurricane Neo3 being a factory pre-tuned rubber. I recently saw this video and was wondering why they'd do this on the new rubbers? ruclips.net/video/KwWa4Ar_DKg/видео.html Is it just for extra boosting? Thanks for all the knowledge you share about Table Tennis! Lou
I use tibhar evolution mxs
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Where do I find real dhs hurricane blue sponge
table tennis 11 .one you are thinking of that pros use, is not given to anyone but the national team. but you can get the legit blue commercial version from where i told you.
@@thejackedchromehunter.1752 thanks! Do i still need to boost it?
@@Crocs-ky Yes you do. problem is. 2x boost, rubber is garbage. the national version is 100$ a pop. get the provincial 39/40 degree. there is many versions. i like mine over the #22. i think there is much less versions of national. if you buy orange neo version of the national its even softer. up to you how you want to spend your money though. i honestly would get 3-4 neo normal version and boost it few times and throw it out. works out the same way as 1 national version. once the boost wears off, you have to be able to execute your strokes well, or else the ball wont really do much.
@@thejackedchromehunter.1752 I’m consider the h3 provincial bs but unsure which hardness to get either 39’ or 40’ or 41’. It’s my very first time using a Chinese rubber and a boosting a well. Could you assist me on which hardness to get.
@@colin6711 39. Cause you'll boost and beginner. But I'm not expert. Harder, the better your strokes have to be. Also Orange is softer than than blue,