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Yep, but honestly I think H3 is going to help because I have a very brushy and forward type of forehand technique.

Also because I like loop driving like the Chinese. With the Tenergy I need to hit more flat to produce “power”. The spin is good and I don’t have to always use my whole body. But I like moving and using my whole body in the shot.

It’s quite new. Too soft for me on forehand. I ordered the Nittaku Hurricane 3 Neo, because it was in a discount. I ordered booster also.

No, it’s not the control. There is just a limit of spin and power. With Chinese rubbers there is no limit. I am using the Butterfly Viscaria blade.

Thanks, I’ll probably order the Nittaku Hurricane 3 like Tony said.

Sorry, what I meant that there is a limit of power and spin due to it being a Japanese pored sponge and no tacky top sheet. I’ve heard that you can get more spin and power from the h3 if you have a good technique. But thanks for replying :)

I’ve been playing with Tenergy 05 on both sides. And I like them, they have plenty of speed and spin. But on the forehand it’s sometimes difficult to put on your own power and spin, and very hard to hit trough spin. I have a very good and smooth technique and I have good footwork and strength...

Yes ban the other one but not this.

Oh, dont ban this account. And chill dude it’s not that deep.

oops it seems I had another account and I forgot to log out. I posted this with my phone and the other with my pc, I wondered why I didn’t see my account name and post on my phone and thought it didn’t go trough.

Hi guys, I wanted to test out some old glue and rubbers for fun. I don’t remember what thickness pros used in the 2000’s when it was still legal. Suggestions?

In the end I didn’t boost them, they feel perfect. No need for booster.

And what I meant is, ORDERED. I have not received them from a company or a store. In fact they haven’t even been sent yet. Because I ordered them on the weekend.

No I am not sponsored I’m one class above intermediate player so like a bit below semi pro, I buy my equipment my self. I will weigh the rubbers and see if they’re already heavy, then I won’t boost them.

Yea you have a point, it also saves time and I’m sure euro/Japanese rubbers are spinny and fast even without booster. It also saves time not boosting. Thanks.

Thanks but I also heard it affects the durability, but if a thin layer is used, it shouldn’t cause as much damage. But the effect might not be that strong?

Just received some new butterfly rozena rubbers and thought if I should boost them, because I’ve boosted all my previous rubbers and they felt awesome. And how many layers, I heard 1 layer should be enough. But if you have any tips or opinions on this, please comment about it, thanks!

Hi, I heard that Rozena is a bit like FXS but harder. So I think I’ll go for that in 2.1mm.

I think I’ll go with the FXS, when I looked at my opponents rackets at the division tournament last weekend, almost all had ELS on their rackets. But they were using an allwood blade. So I’ll choose a softer and slower rubber to compensate with my blades speed (viscaria). And also it isn’t as...

Tibhar EL-S and Butterfly Rozena are on my mind. If anyone has tried those rubbers, please let me know what the difference is.