Very nice blade! OX is hard to put on in general. I like the green rubber. Look at the bookshelf behind you, I guess you may have over twenty Butterfly blades. Nice as a collector. I just ordered a blade from tabletennis11. My box was damaged as well even packed inside of the box.
Winson, welcome back and it is great to see your video again. I have a few questions if you don’t mind. I see on the tt11 website that the DHS Hurricane 3 Neo National blue sponge rubber comes in 39, 40, and 41 degree hardness. Which hardness would you recommend choosing? Also, I am curious why you are switching to a wood blade? I remember that you were using carbon blades before. Thanks! 😊
@alternativehermit thanks for leaving a comment and support. The choice of hardness will typically depends on the skill level. The more skillful players usually go for harder sponge so as to have more powerful shots. In contrast, softer sponge allows greater control which is great for less skillful players. For myself, I have tried 39 40 and 41. And 40 felt the most comfortable for me. 39 provides a lot of great feel but felt a little slower than 40. I'm switching to wood blade because I wanted to try out long pimples again for my backhand. I started off learning table tennis with long pimples in the past and just felt I wanted to try something different with the group of friends I'm playing with to see how I fare with a different rubber. So far it has been quite enjoyable so I might stick to Long Pimples for a while. A wood blade would allow me to regain my feel for long pimple faster and I would switch to carbon again once I feel that I'm ready to use long pimples on a carbon blade.
I always order from TT11. However, I was about to order this blade and saw a message saying that they won't provide 'assembly service' for this blade. But seems like you got the rubbers assembled?
Hi, I didn't notice the message indicating no assembly service for this blade when I was placing my order. It seems like they helped me assemble it anyway. Kudos to TT11.
Can you do a review on yinhe v14 pro or yinhe t8s? I heard they are clones of timo boll alc. If you decide to review either of them, pls compare them to yinhe pro 01 as well.
TT11 does an excellent work in delivery and quality of service. Excellent review!
Great to see your video again! Always a good time.
the blade of my dream 😍
Great content bro ✌️
Very nice blade! OX is hard to put on in general. I like the green rubber. Look at the bookshelf behind you, I guess you may have over twenty Butterfly blades. Nice as a collector. I just ordered a blade from tabletennis11. My box was damaged as well even packed inside of the box.
Did you complain about the damage to tt11 ? What was their response ?
When you ordered the racket assembly did you ask TT11 to boost your Hurricane 3 Blue sponge?
@@astamak2566 hi, from what I see, there is no option to request for boosting. So I will DIY when I have time.
@@ttpassion ah i see thank you, this helps me determine to not request for racket assembly
Is that a dry box? Where you store the blades? 🙂
Hi, yes I store my rackets in the dry box to prevent them from absorbing moisture. Especially in Singapore, it is extremely humid.
@@ttpassion I'm from Sg too! I use thirsty hippo (too many of them 😅)
Winson, welcome back and it is great to see your video again. I have a few questions if you don’t mind. I see on the tt11 website that the DHS Hurricane 3 Neo National blue sponge rubber comes in 39, 40, and 41 degree hardness. Which hardness would you recommend choosing?
Also, I am curious why you are switching to a wood blade? I remember that you were using carbon blades before. Thanks! 😊
@alternativehermit thanks for leaving a comment and support. The choice of hardness will typically depends on the skill level. The more skillful players usually go for harder sponge so as to have more powerful shots. In contrast, softer sponge allows greater control which is great for less skillful players. For myself, I have tried 39 40 and 41. And 40 felt the most comfortable for me. 39 provides a lot of great feel but felt a little slower than 40.
I'm switching to wood blade because I wanted to try out long pimples again for my backhand. I started off learning table tennis with long pimples in the past and just felt I wanted to try something different with the group of friends I'm playing with to see how I fare with a different rubber. So far it has been quite enjoyable so I might stick to Long Pimples for a while. A wood blade would allow me to regain my feel for long pimple faster and I would switch to carbon again once I feel that I'm ready to use long pimples on a carbon blade.
Please review Donic Waldner Gold Edition Blade
@@seerancinemaintro2872 Thanks for the suggestion. Let me see if I can get my hands on that.
I always order from TT11. However, I was about to order this blade and saw a message saying that they won't provide 'assembly service' for this blade. But seems like you got the rubbers assembled?
Hi, I didn't notice the message indicating no assembly service for this blade when I was placing my order. It seems like they helped me assemble it anyway. Kudos to TT11.
Can you do a review on yinhe v14 pro or yinhe t8s? I heard they are clones of timo boll alc. If you decide to review either of them, pls compare them to yinhe pro 01 as well.
Hi thanks for the suggestion. I will check them out if able to get my hands on them.
Boss can you suggest the best carbon budget blade, thank you
@@AmirImtiyaz14 hi. Thanks for your question. You can try Yinhe Pro 01. Affordable and decent quality for its price.
@ttpassion for low budget carbon blade boss?