June 2010 Monthly Newsletter

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Blog Posts

• The Richness of Our Community - May 15, 2010

Recent Reviews

	DHS G666 After searching for new rubbers, I always find myself coming back to this rubber. I've used it for both backhand and forehand and I think it is a pretty good bh rubber after you wear down some of the original tack. It seemed almost too tacky for my bh stroke, but after a couple hours use, it is great. Looping is fairly easy with it as well as chopping and serves. If you want a rubber that can produce a lot of spin, this is the rubber for you Reviewed by long_wei on June 03, 2010
	Air Scirocco SR Got the Red SR 2.2mm 41Deg from colestt as a freebie, didn't actually have it in my order but guess he decided to throw it in for free. Anyhow I used in on a back hand on a glass fiber blade. Control and speed are both pretty good, but nothing spectacular. I'd say they are in line with maybe regular sheet of sriver. Spin wise it just didn't have enough for my liking, and on the top gears (again mainly spin, speed is decent) feels missing on fast swings. So all in all a decent rubber, I've definitely had worse but not anywhere close to the best. If you are looking for a euro type rubber for cheap this is not that bad of an option. Reviewed by mrz on June 02, 2010
	DHS NEO Hurricane 3 Max Sponge, Black. Incredible Control, nice spin and speed, 2 or 3 gears, nice feeling. Reviewed by DKPOWA on June 02, 2010
	Friendship/729 WA-2 This blade is great at what it was built for, looping! blocks are a little difficult. I can't seem to get them over the net as consistently as I'd like to but anything that deals with putting spin on the ball, this blade is good at it. The handle is a little small, but I got used to it. if you want a good blade for looping or chopping, I'd recommend this one Reviewed by long_wei on June 03, 2010
	Butterfly Taksim This blade isn't as flexible as I'd like it to be, but it is a good blade. (it better be for the price) I used H3 fh and G666 bh (I was trying v-grip at the time) and it was pretty good with blocks and was great for fast attacks. There is almost no vibration in this blade, so I found it a little hard to judge where the ball was on contact Reviewed by long_wei on June 03, 2010
	Nittaku Shellshock Little slow for flipping. Reviewed by bowmanp93 on June 02, 2010

New Videos

• Jan-Ove Waldner - Amazing Rare Footage
• Jun Mizutani / Kishikawa Seiya vs. Xu Xin / Ma Long - 2009 WTTC Yokohama
• Korean Chop-Chop
• Kreanga vs. Karlsson - French Pro
• Less Bang Bang More Ping Pong!
• Michael Maze vs. Xu Xin - 2009 English Open
• Nike Commercial - Write the Future
• Nittaku 2010 Spring Collection
• Nittaku Commercial
• Table Tennis - Pwned Ya
• TACSHOW123's Penhold Serves
• The Magic of Table Tennis
• The Power of Service - New
• Timo Boll vs. Tang Peng - 2009 Qatar Open
• Weird Table Tennis

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