Rubbers for BTY Petr Korbel

Use Stiga Offensive CR with 39deg black neo on FH andT64 or T05 on the BH.

go with primorac off-,you can use it as a beginner and even semi pros use it so you can keep it for ever.
also, whats your level of play?i have the feeling that tenergy might be too fast for you.
sriver is always the right way to go for developing the technique.
and i also think that your forehand problem isnt because of the grip,its because of your technique,get a coach and he shall tell you whats wrong

Get an affordable blade  Try the Galaxy range that way if you want to change to a different handle blade ,it wont cost you much

idk about stiga blades.. so im kinda leaning towards Korbel and TBS staight handle.... korbel blade is a good beg/interm blade also and im planning to use t64 1.9 on the backhand.....

Here in japan still got plenty of Korbel ST.
If you interested maybe i can help buy it for you from japan.
I myself got 5 blades of Korbel,1AN,1ST,1FL and 1CO.
Other one is new ST.All are made in japan.
Only FL and new ST are silver plate at the bottom,others are with black logo metal.
Even if you buy it,i think you can use it for long time without upgrade it.
Really good blade with good speed and control.

i vote tbs st handle

hello friends i m from india..
and i want some suggesstions .....
i cant play the matches according to my practise...having a problem in receving ???

yes offcourse..thanx

Cleared...

since im kidna new to Shakehand, tenergy 64 might not be a such of a good idea as a bh rubber.. anyone can suggest a good sh rubber for bh unglued. ive used t64 and it is really nice for blocking and attacking. idk if i should start of with it on sh, because im concernd with improvement more.

Korbel is really not all the faster then you're current Primorac, maybe just a tad faster (It's on the lower side of OFF).

i used to use korbel with EL both sides.. it was a great combo...

If you want to try less expensive Chinese rubbers, by all means try them. I personally don't think equipment combinations are going to really help or hinder your form provided that you use something reasonable (not too fast or too slow). Both Euro and Chinese rubbers will help your form, with Chinese sometimes it is more difficult and you'll mis-hit (probably due to quality control issues). With that said, I wouldn't worry to much with the rubber thickness, I think you'll be fine with 2.2/2.1. Have fun with your new combo.

Sriver EL works well on both wings on the Petr Korbel, for someone developing their game.

Just out of curiosity, why didn't you get another Primorac or another blade with a 157 mm x 150 mm blade face, with a shakehand grip?

The blade face of the Primorac is slightly smaller than the 158 mm x 152 mm blade face of your new Petr Korbel, so effectively you can't transfer your Tenergies onto it, whereas you could have transfered them onto to a new Primorac or a blade with a 157 x 150 blade face.

As an intermediate player myself I can give you the advice not to get a Timo Boll Spirit as an upgrade.  I did the same thing you are thinking about going from a 5 ply wood blade to a faster more "advanced" setup.  I went to a 7 ply wood blade, then a M.Maze (similar to TBS).  But now that I have improved more I have realized that 5 ply wood is better for me in every aspect of the game and I have changed back, and gone to a slower rubber in Desto F3.  With a fast carbon blade you lose the dwell time and spin of a 5 ply wood blade.  It makes all looping shots much more diffacult and they have less feel.  And when you are looping properly with the entire body you still have tons of power with a slower setup but with much more spin and control.  It is almost like with a 5 ply setup you are holding on to the ball and throwing it where you want in comparison to a fast carbon setup where the ball instantly shoots off before you can get spin and control on it. 

As for rubbers for a Korbel I had one once and it felt head heavy and out of balance without light rubbers.  I would suggest Desto F3 as it is very light and very high control.  It is about the speed of a Sriver or Mark V but lighter and softer and I personally think it is easier to play with.  You can't go wrong with Sriver or Sriver EL either.  Just make sure to get 1.9mm.  I wouldn't go with anything thicker than 2.0 if you are not an advanced player.

Also don't get Tenergy as a beginner/intermediate player.  I also made this mistake.  It is deceiving in that when you are in control and have an easy shot and hit it right it out performs anything else you can try and feels amazing.  But it makes touch shots much harder and hinders your overall game while trying to improve.