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I feel WCQ's FH is not that good.

I can't remember the full letter to number translate. But I remember B-2, C-3, D-4. So the first two letter bb means it was produced in 2022

For me, 39 is a little bit soft, 40 is a little bit hard but acceptable. 40 after the second time boosting is perfect.

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usually 40 degree with 2.1 mm is enough for most people. Unless you have a really good FH, I don't recommend higher degree even with boosting

yeah

968 series. Great control with small force, and really powerful with big strength

I believe you need to make sure your rubber is flat. so you may need some repair first

I used regular seamoon. It works well at the beginning, but then its effect is almost gone after one month. So I had to take the rubber off and boost it again. But the rubber doesn't feel as good as the first time boosting. It cant provide same amound of support and ball grabbing Maybe I did...

I agree. Many rubbers are not as sticky as they were. The main reason is that the ball is getting bigger (40+), which means it no longer creates that much spin. So rubber nowadays try to getmore speed and be less sticky.

most DHS blade works best with boosted h3

What is your setup and how much it weighted? Do you think it is appropriate or you wish it to be a little heavier or lighter? What is your idea weight? My current setup is w968 + h3 blue national + d09c which weight about 198 g. I feel it is a little heavy but still acceptable. But my arm does...

h3 (especially boosted) have a pretty different feeling compared with tension rubbers. Some people really likes it, and some people can't get used to it. you will only know after you try.

I agree. Joola is the only brand I know has some purple sponge rubbers. But Chinese player usually only choose rubber from DHS or butterfly. They may use blade from other brand (not common though)

I heard with falco long booster can last for half a year with neo h3 bule national. Has anyone tried it? Is that real? How does it feel compared with seamoon or national black oil? Thanks

w968's weight is usually around 88g to 91g. Usually people prefer a relatively lighter blade. Mine is 89g

1 means it is the first blade manufactured on that day. 10 is the 10th blade, 19 is the 19th blade. smaller number is usually more expensive since it is better for collection, but there is no performance difference between the number. you should choose based on weight and thickness instead of...

if you want to do top spin and push short ball well, you should try something has more sticky and controllable. maybe try neo h3 37 or rozena

I believe there are some rubbers are just not replaceable. Like boosted h3 or d09c You may find something has some similarity but you can never replace them

From my experience, my FH improves a lot after changing from FZD szlc + d09c to w968 + h3. The ball grabbing feeling is much better and I can do more loop. For BH, I tried h3 37, d09c and d05. d09 and d05 feels kinda similar, but h3 feels much slower but more controllable. I didn't really feel...