May 2011 Monthly Newsletter

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Blog Posts

• Who's the Coach? - April 16, 2011

Recent Reviews

	Friendship/729 SP Transcend This rubber is now out of production. Reviewed by seguso on May 3, 2011
	Butterfly Tenergy 05 Very high throw. has huge mechanical spin. however, this kind of spin is very predictable and your loops will be easy to block. spin when brushing is less than with medium-hard tacky rubber such as globe 999. also, t05 bottoms out, so spin in loop-drives is less than with a hard tacky rubber such as dhs h3, where the sponge is completely engaged. if you want something similar but less expensive, try galaxy Moon or Sun on a very fast carbon blade such as wavestone. Reviewed by seguso on May 2, 2011
	Nittaku Hammond Pro Beta B4 on my tbs its just like a rubber with a nice control good for blocking and not too spiny at all, with h3 neo on my fh it bounced to low and equal spin. I think the hardness of h3 affected the touches or felling of my bh rubber, you need to work a lot more wrisk and arms to generate power and spin. Tbs for me is a little slow on h3 neo maybe that's why ma long took off his rubber when loosing on the game. So i change everything, dhs h-wl with same setup and wowwwww!!!!!! In this blade this rubber is perfect! BLOCKING- with low throw it is great 3RD BALL ATTACK- i don't know but its easy for me even if its under spin as long as u'r in position LOOPING- good en spiny, not like tenergy rainbow ark is to high FAR FROM THE TABLE- you can trust her you can count on her sponge, she can do what you wanted My problem on this rubber is when i'm counterhitting the blocks, with her low throw i nead to add some wrisk to lift up the ball. This is a very good rubber and last long i have this for less than a year, i treated it with natural oil b4 when the time i hated her hehe. And now i swap my tbs to wl-king hahaha i'm so much inlove with her and my setup. Don't waste ur blades or rubbers, try some setups Reviewed by Spinylooper on April 28, 2011
	Yasaka Hasha Deluxe Yasaka Hasha Deluxe W-61 is a great jpen blade.. Nice Speed, very good control and great for blocking.. i Love Hasha Deluxe Reviewed by jpen_player on May 03, 2011
	Nexy Lissom Nexy Lissom reminds me of a lighter and modernized version of Stiga Clipper Wood. It has 7 plies, with harder white ash on top, it is rather flexible, and it has some noticeable vibration/feedback. Plays very good with fast tacky rubbers like LKT Red Diamond, Palio Thors, H3 Neo Provincial etc. Nice control and speed. Quality of the blade, and size of the sweetspot are very good. Due to some catapult effect I would recommend a more controlled and linear rubber on the backhand. Plays quite well from all zones, but it is OFF-/OFF blade, not a defender's blade. Reviewed by JimT on May 01, 2011
	Butterfly Maze T-Tec amazing blade, a lot of control slightly slower compared to jonyer but faster with block and contra play, still enough spin and speed, also from further away, absolutely brilliant feel..there is no blade like this one, the feeling is one of a kind! and i played with at least 30 blades Reviewed by carlos on April 30, 2011

New Videos

• Chen Weixing vs. Timo Boll - Champions League
• Mark Hazinski vs. Pierre-Luc Hinse - 2011 NCTTA Final
• Oh Sang Eun vs. Vladimir Samsonov - 2011 Spanish Open
• Timo Boll vs. Jun Mizutani - 2011 Asia Europe
• Xu Xin Multi-Ball Training
• Xu Xin vs. Zhang Jike - 2011 Slovenian Open

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