this is THE glue to use in asian countries, everyone uses this glue. it is one of the fastest glues ever made. you can tell my teh appearance. the glue is extremely thick, and it also smells fullof volatile compounds hehe. it will make any rubber blasting fast. it is a very popular speed glue in china especially, made for players who have very strong looping on both sides in their game. there are people who should not use it though. if you do not have very solid fundamental strokes with bad feeling, it will be too fast and out of control for you. but if you have very good loops already, go ahead and try it out (of course only for recreational player)
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16Sep
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16Sep
i use free chack to glue my expensive tenergy to my expensive amultart mizutani. it is my water glue of choice. theres really nothing that special about, no speed boost, no spin boost, sounds maybe a little better after you glue. I like about it is that it is very easy to use. it is relatively fast drying water glue, dries in 10 minutes or less. also it can last a very very long time. you just have to use a little bit each time and that can keep your rubber glued pretty good for a month or two depending on how often you play the table tennis. it seems expensive, but really costs me maybe 20 dollars each year for 1 medium size tube.
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16Sep
i think tenergy 05 bryce speed fx and sriver g2 fx are comparable in their hardness: tenergy harder than bryce harder than sriver. Sriver g2 fx is def teh softest of the three lines of butterfly tensors. it is not as good for really advanced players as for people developping loop. it is not very fast, good for a solid control blocking game (like kentas ) it has spin between bryce and tenergy, the topsheet is really not at all tacky. the sponge is not very elastic eitehr, so the ball kind of sinks ito the rubber. it definitely has differnt feel than bryce and tenergy. best used on backhand in my opinion.
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16Sep
wave drive 3 is my FAVORITE shoes. really the only downside is that it looks kind of boring, but that is easy to fix just get some fabric die and outline some edges and itll looking smokin.
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16Sep
mizutani jun blade is pretty expensive, but its definitely worth EVERY penny of what you spend. here is one of my favorite looping blades. like the other reviewers, it is similar to the amultart zl carbon. the mizutani is a little more light weight though. it feels less heavy, and also, i think it is like 2 plie wood thinner than amultart. the feel is a little more quick on the mizutani, while the amultrat feels more powerful. there are both equall good for looping. Mizutani i think is a little more comfortable to use at mid court looping because it seems to have more elasticity in the shots. \
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01Sep
i use this rubber a very long time before speed glue is not allowed for my backhand side. it is still one of my all time favorite backhand rubbers. it is great for players like i was who do not have very good back hand loops and are not confident with their backhand. it is very good with smash, psuhing, blocking, drivnig, counterdriving, etc. the feel on this rubber for backhand is much better than other rubbers.
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01Sep
the most popular rubber in china
the hurricane 3, very fast, very spinny, hard to control
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01Sep
these balls are great for any competitive play either at a club at a local tourney or world championships. several times these balls are used at world championships with world players. it is a very very reliable ball to play with. they are also very affordable, each box with 3 costs maybe only 1.50, which is half of other 3 star balls. best thing, the DHS 3 stars are jsut as good. the durability is even better i think. you can hit several rallies or several matches before they even lose there feeling and crack. the hardness is just right for play as well. i never feel any unusual feeling with these. strongly recommend!
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01Sep
we use the doulbe fish balls for practie in my club in china. it is a very reliable practice ball that does not cost you lots of money. these balls will last a very very long time. i guess based on we play maybe 8 hrs each day 7 days a week in china they last each for 1 month before they deform or have cracks in them. if you play without knowing the ball, you would think it is a very high quality ball like a 3 star ball. it does not feel like practice balls at all. these are best for club practices or serving practice. if you are looking for practice ball, these are great choice.
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01Sep
i feel stiga ers gel shoes are jsut too bulky for table tennis. it is feels too heavy and burdensome on you foot.
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