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I had a 2-year old used sheet of H3 given to me that was not particularly well taken care of and it played great for months still.

Good question, one probably better answered by high level players in China. It is popular with top level Japanese HS and Uni players as well. And popular with several French pros also.

Exactly, like Dan could with me! :)

It's nice to have had the opportunity to have direct contact with a representative of a Chinese TT brand here on the forum and ask as many questions and get detailed answers, thank you! What will be the new thickness of the EX-C Froster PBO and when will the updated version be available?

I just edited my post and added more. It's more like Tenergy than Fastarc since it's very dynamic, but with a Factarc control and stability I'd say.

Hammond Z2 is the newest rubber from Nittaku, this one is made in Japan so not from ESN, it actually ressembles Tenergy a lot, it's very dynamic but more stable, predictable and not jumpy like T05 so I like it a lot. It's worth noting that I'm not a big fan of the German brands' ESN rubbers...

I don't think Dima struggled, but he was testing the limits of this racket on purpose when he didn't have to.

Dima missed several similar FH hits in the first 2/3rd of the set because of the premade lacking some punch, which he wouldn't have missed as much had he given himself 10-15 more minutes of warm up. He could have also not gone for some of these higher risk shots and just controlled the...

Yinhe really makes some pretty darn good blades!

I once traded for a fake MJ SZLC online with the owner of a legit physical TT shop part of a small franchise of TT shops who sell everything but Butterfly but had a used blades section with some BTY blades. This was for his own playing needs (he wanted one of my Harimoto ALC's which he ended up...

eBay too, though I haven't looked in a long while.

After acquiring a W968 National, I don't consider most commercial blades including Butterfly's to be necessarily beautifully crafted, I'd say they're well made in really large quantities. Butterfly blades have an especially nice finish for exemple, they're shiny, but in terms of quality, Stiga...

I plan on leaving the NEO layer, then applying 2 layers of Haifu straight onto it and letting it dry 24 hours after each of these 2 layers, then 2 layers of glue on the rubber + 1 on the blade.

I would never lol! Plus they already came with the JTTAA. They're used so I'm bound to lose some money from what I had paid originally but it was a always a valuable experience.

I dunno if I can sell for half price but I do have a buttload of used BTY blades for sale for decent prices lol.

By V>15, you mean Limber, correct? A friend who owned a TT shop said that Extra was much heavier than like rubbers MX-P, R48, Nexxus EL 47 etc. and heavier than T05. T05 is too bouncy and unpredictable for me but 05 FX is perfect on my BH and so light!

T05 FX is really light in case you haven't tried it. Aren't most Victas rubbers known to be heavy?

This I’m aware of, it’s the 1 boost, 2 glue then more boost I’m not familiar with. Only have heard of 1 glue layer to protect the topsheet first, then booster layers, then glue

There's plenty great cheap equipment out there indeed! If I wanted a Viscaria, I could use a Yinhe V-14 Pro (top quality) or something cheaper and be just as satisfied. Also I could try selling you a used Viscaria for double the price and tell you it's twice as good as a new one lol.

It has been done before.