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i would not bother, it is not the cleaner that keeps the tackiness it is indeed the clear plastic covers applied to the rubbers after cleaning just with water and drying. And forget the sponges too, they are too rough. Use the palm of your hand to wipe off the water or the inside of your lower...

In reality I now use some round white "price-stickers" , they are only 18mm in diameter. sure it sounds different but it is a very small target and I don't hit it very often. 😁

Indeed, for target practice I use 2 short pieces of white masking type and form a cross.

I need my Hurricane 3 BS to be more elastic. ...............then why even buy H3 ?????? 😂 Buy some elastic Tensor rubbers or at least some of the hybrids

If one considers that ITTF can not even control things like illegal serves, how would they cope with controlling the strict rules you are suggesting ? Let's go back to when the "no boosting rules" started and why. It was mainly to save the players brains from slowly disintegrating from...

We had this before with many other Loki rubbers some players get a good one and others get a crappy version .

Telson 100 complains. Couch H. complained his Telso100 within a very short playing time became "flat as a pancake". All the action has gone out of the kunlun- sponge and it all feels like cardboard. Anybody with similar experience ????

One would probably have to be concerned abaout anything that is advertised as genuine Kiso Hinoki that is under about 200 dollars

I do not know if they are still made but both Yinhe and Stuor are still advertising 1 ply Hinoki blades

Whatever you say you want to do, I can do using SANWEI T5000 I am not impressed by Lemuria quality but Stuor makes blades of very decent quality.

Naughty naugthy 😁 😁 😁

You asked before in august 2023 and my answer is still the same. There is a good man here in the forum, Catenaccio , who will arrange the purchase in japan and the postage to europe , both at an excellent price

Nope, that most definitely just slipped out of his hand :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

If the lacquer is applied properly, with a lint-free cloth and sparingly and then lightly block-sanded to cut the gloss, even curled rubbers will stick well .

I respect your opinion but i was always thinking that the aggressive hard hitters preferred the outer carbon blades with (eg.) hard Koto outer layer ???????????

I am not here to fulfill neither the OPs or your feelings 😂 😂

I really don't want to feel the blade or the rubber , it is the ball that I want to """ manipulate"""

Now that IS good advise (y)

:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: .......who wants to feel the rubber ? One wants to feel the ball. The softer the rubber the less one can feel the ball.