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Obviously, equipement is behind talent and work ethic. But, It is easier to sell rubber when the World Champ uses it. That is why we see so many identical (almost) blade with different name. Boll ALC, ZJK ALC, FZD ALC being pretty much a Viscaria. The point is, if let's say Wen Ruibo is the next...

My bad, I meant H8-20, I did a review of H8-80 so I unconciously wrote 80 instead of 20. I will change my first message, so for future reader, I meant H8-20 only in red.

I did like H8 with #25 sponge. Unfortunately, only in commercial. But never played H8-20. But H8-20 is only (or mostly) in red sheet for BH. I used H8-25 on FH in black.

Especially now FZD is using Zyre 03 on the FH. After a bad final in Champions league with lots of FH mistakes. In the Bundesliga final, he seems already better with it. I can't imagine how insane a Zyre with tacky topsheet could be.

@victormanriquey Definitely not a slow rubber. You can put a lot of speed in your shot. I am curious how it will evolve, because right now, It is married at first sight.

Hi everyone, Just a quick review after one training session with the DHS Hurricane 8-80 37°, boosted with 2 layers of Haifu National White, mounted on the backhand side of a DHS Hurricane Long 5 Golden. ⭐ First impressions First surprise: despite being a 37° Chinese rubber, it feels quite...

This forum. A guy sended it in a topic, I can't remember which one.

I wish there was. Making screenshot and drop in google translate kinda suck. But very interesting book

Like I said, same sponge, but neo is treated. Juste the NEO goes to another stop in the manufacturing process the regular does not. Old H3 was released in 2000, at a time where the speed glue was commonly used. So they developped it with the compatibilty of Speed glue. The organic glue expanded...

It is pretty much the same sponge, but one is treated. To say it was made for boosting idk, but every pro use NEO and boost it. I guess it works better. From my experience, the boosting on NEO sponge is more homogeneous. Whereas on the regular, it has a lot more variation. But the difference is...

we have 200 000 licensed player in france. Went from 120k to 200k thanks to Lebrun's brother in the Olympics. Thanks. I am excited to play TT with it.

Maybe there is a misunderstanding. I won my matches with the T19. Just to reassure (myself?) that I don't change out of frustration, or bad level of play. But more as a strategic move to improve my game. Consering my level or yours, maybe we have similar. I think I am equivalent 1800/2000...

where do you live ?

Less known, underrated maybe. The thing is, usually when you go for DHS, it is for the tacky and special feeling of H3. All the non tacky rubber, are good, but maybe not as good as BTY or ESN (depends on who you ask). Initially, Ma Long or other played with Skyline. Either TG2 or TG3. Even H2 a...

It is all sponge made bu DHS. So some of them are used on other than H3 sheet. Like Tin ARC, Gold Arc, Tg3-60, H3-50, H8-80 and more recently H9. #25 sponge is on Tin Arc, and regular H8 (somehow provincial and national h8 have the #20 sponge)

Well, I think, he is going for a new blade, which is already faster than his previous. So a "slower" controlled rubber is better. I would go OS. And even without it. If you are a beginner with H3, OS is the way to go. It is already a hard "slow" rubber, don't add wood on the fire. Start with...

Orange sponge is sponge number #20. Blue sponde is sponge number #22. Directly from DHS handbook (translated by Google translate)

Bro, you play with 42° on FH according to your profile. That insnanely hard. What booster and how many layer do you use to play in 42 ? Or, are you a pro ?

Actually DHS stated the difference. Same sponge, but treated. (unofficially the NEO absorb better the booster)

Start with orange sponge anyway. 39° NEO. As a first entry to the Hurricane family it is good. Later, you can try blue sponge. As I said somewhere, read @victormanriquey article on H3. https://www.tabletennisequipmenthelp.com/blog/dhs-hurricane-3-neo-complete-amateur-guide Also DHS states that...