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What is going on with Butterfly Zeed 03 rubber?
I heard about it more than an year ago I think

Is it an anti rubber

There was a moment when it seemed like Adham Sharara was trying get online to comment but I am not sure if he was cutoff before he came on

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So a racket with wide pips has the minimum spin contrast ?

Official federation page below is not working

https://www.febo-teme.org/

Yes. This is absolutely true. Here is why. If you goto that forum there is a sub forum called Glues-boost under sub forum Equipment. Here is the link First of all it would have been ok if the name was just "Glues" So how is it illegal ? First of all you need to start with why spein gluing ...

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Is the High Aspect Ratio Yinhe Young really ITTF approved

I used to use Yasaka Tornado rubber long time ago before the two color rule that only allowed red and black.
Then I read somewhere more colors are allowed now.
Is Orange approved ?

Jan_ , Foe the most part, wide (stiff) pips & anti are just gimmick rubbers Manufacturers will try to seduce you with lies that any amateur can play with them but fact remains that even very very few pros can use them Anti & wide (stiff) pips may work for some older players on the forehand i...

Jan_ , Huge mistake . Click on link below to read full details why wide (stiff) pips is the most useless as a backhand rubber Wide pips is not a backhand rubber I TOTALLY agree. If you look at the chart in the link above, you are better off using some sort of medium pips with sponge on the backhand...