If you have played with XIOM Omega III rubber (the 2008 version which does not need to be speed glued), you know very well its potentials. The XIOM Omega III has been found to be a professional looping rubber against any spin.

I’m going to talk about a great difficulty some XIOM Omega III players get into. The Omage III is a tensor rubber. The top sheet is grippy. However, the Omega III seems to be so slippery against balls travelling with very slow speed – less than ...Read More »

I'm not a JPen style player. I have not ...Read More »

The various defensive blades compared in this review are:

1. Matsushita Pro Special

Weight: 96 gm

2. Joo Se Hyuk

Weight: 102 gm

3. Joola Chen Weixing

I have a real passion for table tennis blades made of balsa. The reasons - they are light and have the best soft feeling. I’ve raised my USATT rating from 1300 to 1750 by playing with Balsa blades. I have been using Dr.Neubauer Combination Effect balsa blade for a while. They are my favorite blades, but they are very expensive – close to $200. I was looking for an alternative balsa blade because of the high price of Dr.Neubauer Combination Effect paddle, a ...Read More »