Steve prefers the Hellfire X because it has the perfect balance of effect and control for his game. The Grass Dtecs is very effective but can be hard to control because of the extra speed.
Hello Steve. Nice explanation. What brand name was your blade? I could not hear the name properly. Thanks in advance and keep up your work. Regards, Richard 🏓
Pimples without sponge are more effective and ideal if you play close up to the table or want to slow the game down. When you add sponge this speeds up the rubber so you can stand further back but the trade off is you lose some of the effect. Neither is better it just depends on your play style and what you want the rubber to achieve. Thanks for watching!
@@joashlex Yeah, the OX version (pimples with no sponge) is totally approved by ITTF, no worries about that. And, as the author said, you can attack with the OX pimple, but it's more effective if you are close to the table. In general, if you want to be a chopper and already have some experience using OX pimples, than you might wanna try using a pimple-out rubber with sponge, than you'll gain speed but will lose some control.
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You make it seems so simple. I always have a big headache trying to fix those little slimy and floppy bastards on the blade! xD
great work Steve very helpful tips I feel like trying the pimple rubbers ☺🏓
Go for it!
Very useful tip, perfection 👍🏓
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Steve. Do you rate the hellfire X over the dtecs both in ox? If so why
Steve prefers the Hellfire X because it has the perfect balance of effect and control for his game. The Grass Dtecs is very effective but can be hard to control because of the extra speed.
Hi friend. Could you please suggest safe way to remove this adhesive from blade in case of change the rubber?
We use this product to roll it off using friction: www.customtabletennis.co.uk/product/table-tennis-blade-rubber-glue-residue-remover/
Available on Ali…😉
Hello, How do you seal the blade before using the glue sheet? Regards
Hi, yes we always recommend sealing the blade first, especially with glue sheets. Thanks for watching!
You can see how we do it in this video:
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@@CustomTableTennis Amazing, thank you. Your channel is an amazing source of information ℹ️
Hello Steve. Nice explanation.
What brand name was your blade? I could not hear the name properly.
Thanks in advance and keep up your work.
Regards, Richard 🏓
Hello,
It's a wood nut Josh Bramley combination blade, you can find a full review on here. Thanks Steve
@@SteveWinnard1 Thanks a lot Steve. 👍
Which is better sponge or no sponge?
Pimples without sponge are more effective and ideal if you play close up to the table or want to slow the game down. When you add sponge this speeds up the rubber so you can stand further back but the trade off is you lose some of the effect. Neither is better it just depends on your play style and what you want the rubber to achieve. Thanks for watching!
So if I like to attack the no sponge is better and is that also approve in the ITTF Rules?@@CustomTableTennis
@@joashlex Yeah, the OX version (pimples with no sponge) is totally approved by ITTF, no worries about that. And, as the author said, you can attack with the OX pimple, but it's more effective if you are close to the table. In general, if you want to be a chopper and already have some experience using OX pimples, than you might wanna try using a pimple-out rubber with sponge, than you'll gain speed but will lose some control.
Viele der Klebefolien auf dem Markt halten nicht richtig…….
Kleben ist besser!!