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BUBBLE - DHS Hurricane 3 national blue sponge
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I play 6h a day, i have a really powerfull forehand. But used sanwei target national ~6 sheets over last year and a half and this never happened.
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This happened to me and a friend of mine when we didn't put glue before the booster or if the there is only 1 glue layer before boosting. So the correct way is glue - boost - glue. The factory glue doesn't count and it's even better if you can remove it.
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This just happens to H3 sometimes. Fairly frequently actually considering how expensive. It happens much more frequently to the REAL blue sponge H3s than to the Orange sponge H3s.
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This sometimes happens to me after 10 days, and same goes with professionals. Its the weakness of H3 and is totally expected. To try and prevent this you can stop using booster (if you used it). It is also totally possible that the sheet was just bad quality or has been sitting in storage for too long. I wouldn't say this is a fake.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGrxhRU8CvY&list=PLWA8yvdNWrgfQpnDH5LpGrSQDjJi3How_&index=61&t=180s
if you look at 2:30 in the video, you'll see that it happens.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGrxhRU8CvY&list=PLWA8yvdNWrgfQpnDH5LpGrSQDjJi3How_&index=61&t=180s
if you look at 2:30 in the video, you'll see that it happens.
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Yeah i always put glue first then booster. Three very thin layers (the booster I use is Seamoon) . Leave it for a week and then glue it to the blade.
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yes thats normal.... if i not training to much 14 days and rubber dead with bubble ... h3 blue sponge not good, broke very easy ...
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I was wondering if you would see this thread.
You guys should know, Panany is quite a high level player who uses H3 but, last I heard, does not use H3 Blue Sponge because of the bubbling issue.
Panany, can you explain a little more fully?
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After adjusting the rubber with a booster and intense play, this will happen.
The topsheet is stretched a lot, so detaches from the sponge.
The topsheet is stretched a lot, so detaches from the sponge.
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Bubbles are ALWAYS a risk when you boost, no matter how careful you are. The extra tension from boosting weakens the topsheet to sponge bond, and can come loose from the impact of the ball. In general Chinese-made rubbers have a weaker bond between topsheet & sponge, so it's more likely to occur.
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The booster is to ensure that the rubber is taut.
Note that top Chinese players always have the edge of the rubber slightly bent upwards.
This means that they do not wait for the rubber to level.
The risk is that during intense play, the top sheet may peel off and a bubble may form.
Multiple layers of glue create a flexible effect, speed up the rubber and are more pleasant to the touch.
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If your FH is strong and you do a lot of FH-FH loop rallies, I could easily see it happen. I use the more sturdy orange sponge for practice and blue sponge (leading up to and) in tournaments.
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