Rob M in OOAK Forum - as clueless as ever Re: What Best Long Pips with Sponge 0.6mm

[Kajsa]

on Sunday 25 May 2025, 19:04

wrote:
Hello I would like to ask for advice because I am after the season and I am testing new rubbers and I am looking for a rubber with a 0.5-0.6 base that has a very strong reversal of spin where it will make it most difficult for the opponent to attack when playing cut balls from the second zone

Which long pimples do you recommend?

I have already tested:

dr. neubauer viper 0.6
tsp curl p1r 0.6
spinlord blitzschlag 0.6
dhs cloud & fog iii 1.0
Yasaka Phantom 012 OX

Tibhar D'tecs 0.5mm and 0.9mm are both very good for chopping from the mid zone.

You are a comedian if you claim Tibhar Dtec OX with sponge can be used for chopping at amateur levels

Yes if you are the REAL GOAT of all of Table Tennis Joo SaeHyuk or at least a pro chopper

on Sunday 25 May 2025, 19:04

wrote:
Hello I would like to ask for advice because I am after the season and I am testing new rubbers and I am looking for a rubber with a 0.5-0.6 base that has a very strong reversal of spin where it will make it most difficult for the opponent to attack when playing cut balls from the second zone

Which long pimples do you recommend?

I have already tested:

dr. neubauer viper 0.6
tsp curl p1r 0.6
spinlord blitzschlag 0.6
dhs cloud & fog iii 1.0
Yasaka Phantom 012 OX

Tibhar D'tecs 0.5mm and 0.9mm are both very good for chopping from the mid zone. They are both quite fast

Rob M , did you even read the damn question ?
mateusz2351 is not looking for a fast rubber
mateusz2351 is looking for a rubber with maximum spin (in the 40+ plastic ball only era after 14 rule & regulation changes since 1977) to exterminate choppers.

There is no such rubber in ITTF LARC. ITTF LARC rubbers are a joke They are just social rubbers not competitive rubbers

[James Z]

on Sunday 25 May 2025, 19:04
D'tecs 0.5mm has better reversal and D'tecs 0.9mm lets you add some spin .

AGAIN the question was about maximum spin (for a competitive player). Adding " some spin " using social ruber on ITTF LARC may be good for a social player

on Sunday 25 May 2025, 19:04
D'tecs 0.5mm has better reversal and D'tecs 0.9mm lets you add some spin.

Yes if you are a pro player like the REAL GOAT of all of table tennis Joo SaeHyuk or at least even a semi-pro chopper.
You do not want any sponge at all (even 0.5 mm) under the top sheet if you are an amateur player.
Because there is not enough incoming top spin at the amateur levels to need a cushioning effect needed to prevent the illegally heavily boosted incoming loops from reaching the wood and bouncing off the end. You will see this happen to even Joo SaeHyuk once a while when he chops against such loops
I have gone thru these iterations 100s of times of testing slim pips or long pips using all thicknesses of sponge or OX .
Even a 0.5 mm sponge takes away both control and spin reversal.
The one & only option for chopping with maximum spin for amateurs is OX long pips (NOT social slim pips on ITTF LARC)

on Sunday 25 May 2025, 19:04
What did you think of P1R 0.6mm?

TSP Curl P1R was a replacement for the TSP Curl P1 , the original TSP Curl P1 that was banned with the infamous Durban 1998 Aspect Ratio chopper massacre.
TSP Curl P1R was utterly useless even in the 40- celluloid ball era (2000-2014).
It is much worse in the 40+ plastic ball only era.
In fact ALL the rubbers mentioned by mateusz2351 are a joke social rubbers in the 40+ plastic ball ONLY era
Get a real long pips like Magic 77 or Reach C-801 if your goal is maximum back spin for best looper torture index.

Of course Rob M will continue posting garbage about what social pips are good in the top spin only Olympic table tennis domain and not real long pips rubbers for all spins diversity table tennis domain

[Agustin]

Is Rob M the same thug in OOAK forum who is constantly bullying posters who disagree with him ?

I have always wondered if he has some ITTF affiliation.
Because of the way he worships iTTF & only promotes European & Japanese (useless social) slim pips rubbers on ITTF LARC