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H8 710s for BH is really good, but now it's hard to buy, seems like the shops have replaced it by 414s sponge, which is softer, less power

I used to add edge tape in my handle because it looks cool, and it prevents slips too

I tried putting my blade in Airfryer and it worked: https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/blade%E2%80%99s-weight-depending-on-humidity-how-much.38387/post-551857

Okay I succeeded in drying my wood - put it in Airfryer at 80oC in 2 mins (don't put in microwave oven or the carbon fiber will catch fire) - and it reduced the weight by 0.8gr !

are there any damages to the wood ? I'm going to try this with my King 3

there is one player I know who plays pimples on 2 sides, SP and LP, and he has very sweaty hands... you know how the game looks like

many people I know lacquer their blade's handles for various reasons: sweaty hands, handle may become dirty, or easier to sell the blade. I don't because it will change my hand feeling :p

yes the humidity makes a huge changes in play, like in Vietnam in the most humid days the tacky rubbers becomes slippery. I guess the blade will absorb some. Let me try to dry out my blade to see if there is any changes in weight

I also wonder: does the blade's weight and properties changes after years of playing (my King 3 is 9 YO). It seems with blade lacquer it can retain it weight (mine is 89gr now - almost the same since unbox)

I would keep the Amultart, because the Stiga Dynasty is a nice blade but hard to handle

the blade will become super heavy, I tried 2 layers+2glue and my blade is 192gr already

Fang Bo lost a bet and had to eat socks :ROFLMAO:

You can try following ZJK's advice: 2 layers of boosters and 2 layers of glue. As for myself I only apply 1 layer of each

I think he lacks witty and unpredictability, he mostly plays with 1 tempo

Not a Vega but Sigma 2 Euro is one of the best BH rubbers I've used

No I haven't tested it yet, but actually at this price range most blades play very similar because of the quality of the wood

Dang Qiu is using Viscaria ?

No desire, 0-3 :ROFLMAO:

I played with 38 degrees H3 on BH (and now H8-20). For me 38 degrees is the safe bet for both FH/BH, it has more power than 37, easier to hit through than 39. The higher degrees you go, the stronger your strokes must be to prevent bottom out. That's why counter looping is easier with harder...

Project Z but the word in the handle looks like N