style of play,blade,rubber,glue

hi everyone.
can you post the specifications of your blade(weight,type,handle type etc & rubber(type, sponge thickness,top surface,etc) & how it helps your style of play.

i play with jonyer h an
            fh sriver max
            bh mark v max
i like to do loop a lot(even for most of the serv return).like to go away from table as quickly as possible in a rally.i like the loop of jonyer.i tend to push a bit on bh rather than blok a shot and controlled blok on fh


PLZ MAKE YOUR COMMENTS.THIS WILL HELP OTHERS ALSO

I use:

Blade: Nittaku Sanalion S (76gr, Fleared, ALL+)

Rubber: Donic Sonex JP (medium-hard sponge 2.0, OFF rubber with lot of spin and good speed)

I don't like very heavy paddles that why I use a 76gr blade and that combination helps me to develop a good allround offensive game (my style of play).

blade(weight,type,handle type etc & rubber(type, sponge thickness,top surface,etc) & how it helps your style of play.

Butterfly Timo Boll Spirit ST, 87 grams

Sriver EL Max FH, LKT XT Max BH

my FH is much better than my BH.  So I use a little more faster rubber.  BH rubber is softer since I need more control.  I usually an aggressive All arounder I would lable myself snce I am not good enough to be totally offensive in my opinion.  So on my BH side, I am a little more defensive.  But my setup allows me to have the best of both worlds.  Just enough speed when I need it. But enough control from blade and Rubber to bring on the heat.

Blade- Milkyway(carbon) blade with the CR (with the untreated area by the handle for better control). Very light, 74g +/- 3.

Rubbers-
FH-Golden Palm Sponge all the way! (GP3 to be specific) very soft i think like 32 degree. With usually a 729 Topsheet(topsheet changed every 2-3 months)

BH-DHS TNT rubber for rpb. Very elastic and a good non sticky euro type rubber made by DHS.

Blade: Japsko Allround+ with straight handle. Weight about 82 grams. Very nice for both defensive and offensive shots. Used by the best defensive player in Sweden.

FH rubber: Globe 999 2.0 mm. I understand why Ding Song used this rubber. Very good for chopping and topspin.

BH rubber: Hallmark Super Special OX. I have not tried any rubber with better spin reversal. Excellent for both chopping and blocking.

Style of playing: As many others I'm trying to play like Joo Se Hyuk:)

blade: Butterfly VSG21-1000 FL
BH and FH: goldway destroyer.
no speed glue

I'm not a huge fan of the small flared handle on the VSG so I converted it to a straight handle with sweat absorbent tennis overgrip. I play probably offensive- since I prefer to drive the ball rather than loop drive (even far back from the table). I can loop backspin sometimes, but I would rather have a push war

I like to spin the ball.  I'm using the spinniest setup I can find that still has some semblance of speed and can push decently while emphasising the flip and slow spinny loop.  I like to hear and feel a max amount of click.  And of course cost is good too.

Galaxy w6 which is a copy of the Yasaka extra I guess.

Fh- Thin 1.4mm palio top over 2.4mm avalox 33deg sponge

Bh- Same top in red over 2.2 gp3 sub 35deg sponge.

Basically, I patterned this setup after a guy who was using a primo blade with MarkV30 and Sriver Fx, but with more ability to do slow spins.

Blade: Stiga Tube Carbo WRB, Flared
FH: Palio CJ8000 (black) 1.4mm topsheet, max sponge
BH: Stiga Innova (red) 2.0mm sponge

Originally I had an andro Revolution Quad 450 on FH but it was too slippery, too many loops just slipped off, so I switched to the tackier CJ8000.

I'm a close to the table blocker with alot of patience. I use my LP to set up a smash with my FH or twiddle and use my BH. With the right spin I can aslo smash with my LP.

As far as what I use... just look below.

BL: Yasaka Extra CP (a great looking blade)

FH/BH: I use New Era 2.5 Max for FH but I've tried other tacky rubbers as well; and I use Sriver D-13 L 2.1.   

I play mostly forehand loop play and I use RPB when is necessary.  I rely a lot on my serves to set up my game and footwork.  It's all about the touch.

Not sure about other sponges but the sponge I have is very soft. LOL I never really listened to the sound compared to others.

Blade: Clipper CR WRB

FH Rubber: Stock H3 Commercial

BH Rubber: Joola Tango

I play unglue. I'm a 3rd/5th ball attacker, well at least I try to be. Just started to loop more on the backhand now to open up the rally. I prefer speed over spin on the forehand, but I must say the H3 is very spinny. For the backhand,  I find tango really nice and boucey for punching the ball, very easy to punch spinny loops.

Blade: Butterfly Gergely

FH: Bryce

BH: Sriver L

Blade: Butterfly Kreanga Carbon

FH: TSP Brio

BH: Stiga Almana Sound 

Blade: Yasaka Gatien Carbon 3D

FH: Stiga Magna

BH: Stiga Magna

 

currently :
Blade : Butterfly Firehand
Forehand : Raystorm 1.9
Backhand : Mambo 1.9
non speed glue
I have a grip as was mentioned above(Tennis). It is hard to explain. You hold the bat with your free hand out in front of you with the edge of the blade facing the roof. You then grip the blade without any of your fingers on the rubber, just around the handle.

I like the firehand because it has lots of speed but doesn't launch the ball into space. It feels very nice in my hand aswell which is good. The Raystorm makes me partially immune to spin and is soft enough on this blades to be able to spin the ball, as much as pips are capable of. Raystorm also, on this blade throws the ball out quite low, something I like, although usually I believe it has a somewhat higher throw.Mambo also has low throw, and as long as I contact the ball fast enough, a good amount of spin. The blocks come off really low too.

I try to attack as much as possible, strangely I end up doing a fair amount of blocking .My favourite shot is the smash and the second favourite is the very fast forehand drive.

Just changed rubbers.

i use Clippa CR
Bryce fx red on the forehand
neos sound black on the backhand
energy glue