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Good condition, played 10 - 15 hrs 155 x 148 mm Shipping from Switzerland Price: 45 EUR excluding shipping, 40 EUR excluding shipping, 35 EUR excluding shipping

Good condition, played 10 - 15 hrs 155 x 149 mm Shipping from Switzerland Price: 45 EUR excluding shipping, 40 EUR excluding shipping, 35 EUR excluding shipping

Good condition, played 15 - 20 hrs Still very tacky and grippy Boosted with 2 thin layers of Haifu National White some 2 months ago 158 x 150 mm Shipping from Switzerland Price: 27 EUR excluding shipping, 23 EUR excluding shipping, 20 EUR excluding shipping

There are boosters available in the market, e.g. from the company Haifu or Falco or ... After letting the rubber dry for 1 to 2 days you put the glue on the sponge and glue it to the racket as usual. There are a lot of threads in this forum that explain everything - just use the search function.

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Strange. Till now he was always very responsive to me in all aspects.

1. The more layers on the sponge the easier it is to remove the glue from it. 2. More layers of glue increase the speed. So rather than choosing the same rubber but with a thicker sponge, one can also stick to the rubber with the existing thickness and just add another layer of glue to increase...

That is why I asked the thread starter. Till now I made good experience with Global Sports Store.

Where? Can you share the post?

You used the same rubbers, the same thicknesses, the same glue? You said you don't know the weight so actually you cannot compare at all.

Yes, there are certainly also differences within the same model.

They are identical. Only the optical design is different. There is a great summary by TTGEARLAB. Google it, find it, read it.

Yep, they are identical. Only difference is the design of the handle.

Looks like a Tommy Hilfiger edition ...

I guess no rubber is an equal replacement of the H3N, however, I find that Joola's Dynaryz ZGR can come quite close.

Does it really stay tacky also over a period of months?

Nope, I don't know the code. But if you do www research you might find something. As for the price I'd say approx. 100 USD as already mentioned should be fair.

HL5 stands for Hurricane Long 5. BBXGXHF is the serial number which links to a date of manufacture. 128 is the batch of that specific production.

Looks authentic to me.

Generally, Chinese rubbers have lost their mid- to long-term tackiness. Glued freshly they are tacky. If you play them for a couple of hours they lose their tackiness but they stay grippy.