Hi Alex, all of them, except Kamikaze I have tried in the past. The one that I was using the most was the P1V, this is my favorite because of the big amount of spin reversal you can get with it. Also is kind of a slow one, that makes it so good for blocking close to the table, not that easy for attacking, but still possible with the right technique. P4V is a good one for defending far from the table, so stable and little bit faster in OX than p1v. Monkey is súper fast, you really need a good technique for controlling it properly. If you will use monkey, use it with a slow blade. Hellfire X my favorite one from S&T, good spin reversal close to the table, easy to attack and good disruptive effect. Kamikaze, is from a brand that I cannot recommend, sorry for that.

@@diegox.longpips Thank you, I really appreciate your availability. Strange for the monkey who, from how they describe it on the official website, seems slow and easy to control.

@alexcominelli9543 my pleasure. I love to speak about table tennis and answering as many questions as I can. About monkey, I think it was designed thinking on attacking and controlling with it, more than defending. Although that, with an OFF- blade, you can reach a good balance. Even Sebastian Sauer uses it in Unicorn blade in stead of Banana blade that is an OFF one

@@diegox.longpips I was thinking of pairing it with an OSP Virtuoso AC which is a very balanced blade. My fear is of having a backhand that is too fast and difficult to control, at the same time I am very curious to try it. I saw from how Sebastian uses it that it is very linear, the ball stays low and he always hits it early. DrN's Desperado Reloaded also seems to have similar characteristics (another rubber I'm intrigued by) but there is little material on the web except for Leonardo Arata. I currently use the P4 ox, I always get to long pimples with a sponge, but I've noticed that I'm better at the table and now I'm finding out about the different types of OX rubbers on the market and among these the one that best suits my game. I have a game similar to yours, good forehand and with the backhand sometimes I prepare the right ball to attack it with the forehand (so a game of disturbance and positioning) other times I also attack.

I kindly disagree, I think attacking is not the only way to win. Putting pressure with pips or making the opponent make mistakes is also a valid a way to do it

You win because your opponent loses. Or your opponent loses because you win. It's similar but different.

I would try to find one. Do you have some one in mind?

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Welcome to the pimplers family 😁

@@diegox.longpips thanks friend. I'm from Brazil. I would like to suggest more videos with animations showing the spin direction, i think it is easier to learn with this kind of video. Off: Have you ever learned about Cured Long Pips?

@ thanks for the suggestion, I will do it. About cured long pips, yes, in Philippines still a common practice. I don’t try one yet but it would be so interesting to do a video about it. Thanks for the suggestion

@@diegox.longpips here in Brazil it is in fashion. Lot of people is using because they give a very strange effect on the ball . Some of them as knowed as Indonesian Curing Pimples. Most famous at the moment: Saviga V Indonesian Full Process Curing Magician Pro Full Cured Both pips have height over the specifications, show they are sold as "exhibition version" but people use it in local and regional championships that do not control the height of the rubber

Wow, here in Europe the rules are so hard with it, and between the players it is not well seen to use them.

Hello Stepan, we use to hit the ball just after the bounce because it is the point when all the spin coming is higher. The we can use all the spin in our favour. And other reason is because of the altitud with the net, this help us to keep the ball close to the net and help us also to stop the speed that is higher when higher is the ball. I would say about chop block, keep it straight and you will see that naturally for controlling spin and speed the angle will change naturally. The third question I didn’t get it, sorry. Maybe can you do it using other words?

The third question means, will there be a chop in the ball at the block immediately after the rebound after the topspin? There are defenders who play behind the table and put a chop in the ball. Then you can play with grass and at the table. So if there will be a chop? And it is better to play at table with grass without a sponge or is it also possible with a sponge? (for example with 0.5mm) And what was the young lady playing with in the video? Thank you for the quick answers. 

@stepanvotava8632 a ok I got it. Actually you will produce spin chopping just after the bounce but not that much that blocking out of the table, because of the range of movement you can have there. Although that, you can see that blocking close to the table brings less time for reaction to the opponent, making the continue attacking difficult. For me, and this is a personal opinion, blocking close to the table is more efficient

@@diegox.longpips Thank you for the info. I have a question. Could you send me a link to facebook or a phone number so that I can send you a video of whether I play chopblock correctly? I made a video.

@ by Instagram is the best. You can send it to me there -> @diegox.longpips

Not really, they have texture on the top of the pips but not tacky

Amazing, she is such a referent for this. My favourite one

Claro que si, es una gran idea. Prepararé algo sobre ello

Jajajaja vi que publicaste esto en varios post, claro que puedo preparar algo sobre ellos

Mi favorita es la Victas V22, es rápida pero al mismo tiempo muy grippy, ideal para levantar. Obviamente Tenergy tendrá que estar siempre en el top y, sin duda, Xiom Vega Pro también me parece muy buena. Estas gomas no son especialmente blandas, pero si son buenas para levantas cortes con velocidad y efecto.

It has lest spin reversal because of this distribution of the pips. This is why it is more used for attacking and pushing. You can chop, that the chop will have less spin

@@diegox.longpips thanks for the insight. It's an intriguing rubber. I may buy a sheet

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@@diegox.longpips I did not know that. Is that direct from sanwei?

@@thomasmann7209 yes 👍

I would say something as Dawei because of the last tournament. But not 100% sure, I will investigate about it

Maybe Victas Curl P1V.

Also possible

Who?

@@diegox.longpips Manika Batra.

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@@24ghosh24 Manika Batra is the queen of this style of playing, because she also tweedle the racket and play inverted backhand as well as long pimple backhand.

Yes this is an amazing quality of her game style

Hello there, he use it with out sponge 😊. Greeting from Spain

I don’t agree with it but I would like to hear your insights about it. Why do you think that? Maybe I can learn something new from your arguments

@@diegox.longpips Hello friend, have you already played with her? Do you know the proideal magician 2 eraser? I will give you 3 arguments, exceptional control, it surpasses any other rubber on the market, very disruptive, and it is the rubber that most reverses the effect, I have tested many, many long pin rubbers, and I can say that there is nothing like it on the market. .. there's only one problem, it costs 100 usd, even so, it's the number 1 rubber here in Brazil, try it, test it... you won't regret it, thank you!

​@@mmonteiro70I completely agree, nothing beats Proideal Magician 2, here in Brazil, it's been a lot of work, in professional tournaments, the other long pips seem like child's play, compared to Magician 2, it's worth every penny of the 100 USD!

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I send sponsorship letter 2times

@@totallytabletennis but through their web page?

Yes

@@totallytabletennis Then try to contact them to other media as for example forums

I think so too

I just moved to a different country, new job and all this. I hope soon I will be back. For now sharing some content in my IG

@@diegox.longpips okay brother

@achraf9946 thanks for the support, I’m really looking forward to share content soon

Thanks

The best way is to insist. Try also tagging them in your post related with their kind of material. This is a good approach I think

I take the suggestion, thanks for participating

As far as I know, they made their own rackets using as a base some produced ones. If you look for Tiger wing style in Google, there is a webpage where they show their material. Maybe you can find something useful there

Yeah, they are interesting and make the game richer

Usually they recommend to put a bit, also for protecting the blade at the moment of removing the rubber from the racket, is it strong the glue included in the rubber?

@@diegox.longpips I’m not sure if Victas Curl P1v’s preglued is a strong one. I’ll put a thin layer on the blade just to make sure I will not have any problems when removing it later. I’ll let you know when I change the rubber later. Thank you so much for the reply.

@@olivero-j1r i think this is a fantastic idea, looking forward to know which is the result

Not for now, I’m working to make more translations to different languages

Honestly in India I don’t know, but you can try to finde there in Delhi where Manika Batra is training. I’m sure in the same place you will find advanced trainers

Hola, gracias a ti por comentar. Las Piranha tiene más reversión de efecto y son, en mi opinión, muy efectiva para chopblocking y luego pushing. DZ es más ligera y puede ser más profunda con bolas planas más largas. Son dos estilos muy diferentes. Si jugas mucho a invertir el efecto del corte para atacar mejor Piranha, si juegas más a ataques lineales y largos sin pensar en efectos, mejor DZ. claro, esto siempre es mi opinión y por el precio de las DZ, siempre vale la pena tenerla aunque sea para probarla. Ahora la estoy probando en maderas con fibras de carbón tipo ALC, y la verdad la velocidad del ataque es increíble, es como tener picos con tensor. Muy recomendable

@@diegox.longpips Muchas Gracias , me acabo de pedir la DZ, aunque juego con pico largo no corto ninguna bola, la mayoría de los puntos los consigo con pegada plana , bloqueos y restar con trickshots que no se esperan.Creo que la DZ me irá bien ya que si pone las bolas mas largas me ayudará a conseguir más knucle balls. Yo siempre he utilizado maderas balsa (XVT Balsa carbon, TSP Black Balsa, ...) es el toque que más me gusta. Reitero las gracias. Por cierto porqué el rango del milimetraje al pedir la Sanwei aparece (0,5...0,9)?

@jjm19431 Hola, me alegra, cuéntame de tus resultados. Lo del milimetraje no lo se pero te lo averiguo. Escríbeme en IG si quieres y ahí compartimos info

My pleasure 😁

Interesting question. Do you mean inverted or pips for forehand?

@@diegox.longpips Inverted.

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Right

Hola, gracias por el mensaje. Estoy en proceso de mudarme de país, pero en un par de semanas vuelven los vídeos con más y mejor contenido. Un abrazo

This comment was already discussed couple of time in the comment. In those regional leagues in Germany it use to be like this, and I’m just focused on my own services not in opponent’s ones. Advantages of pips for received serves 😉

OX 😎

Hola, es una pregunta muy interesante. La respuesta sería no, se genera un efecto diferente. Es verdad que en ambos casos ganas velocidad pero cuando pones una madera más rápida no necesariamente pierdes disrupción. La razona es que a diferencia de aumentar la velocidad mediante esponja, cuando lo haces con madera es una superficie dura la que incrementa la velocidad y no una blanda por lo que el efecto a nivel de inversión cambia de una opción a la otra. Para ponerte un ejemplo, es muy diferente lo que logra Albert Vilardell con su goma de picos largos con esponja ancha que lo que logra Manika Batra con una goma de picos largos OX en una madera rápida. Por mi experiencia, la goma de picos largos con esponja te da efecto y un juego más parabolico, mientras que la madera rápida te da un juego más lineal y profundo. Ambos son excelentes opciones dependiendo de lo que busques. Saludos

Hola, lamentablemente DZ solo se vente en OX, por lo que en este caso no podría decirte las diferencias con esponja. Sin esponja sí que hay diferencias, DZ te generará mucha menos inversión de efecto, pero mucha más profundidad en el push y mucha más facilidad para atacar. La goma Dawei, por otro lado tiene este efecto más amortiguador en contra de bolas rápidas y el ataque es más letal al contener un poco más de efecto inverso del rival cuando atacas bolas cortadas. Ambas opciones muy interesantes a su manera 😁😁😁

I don’t know it but I going to ask and let you know as soon he will answer 😁

@@diegox.longpips he anwser u ?

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@@MrAlmendr0 u sure?

@@Mateusz-ef5nq yes

I have to do it 😁😁😁

You too, we are made for being things

I didn’t know about it, but good tip, I will try it out for sure 😁

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Yes, the video mentioned those material because at this of the videos I showed she was playing with other material

Long pips 😎