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Ahh the nostagia, I still have the P700 from years ago. In my experience Rakza 7 and Rakza X works perfectly with that blade. P500 is softer, more vibration so I guess Rakza X or some medium hard rubbers will be better

brush loop most of the cases do not carry enough "weight" and can be easily countered, especially at higher levels

pros are using hybrid BH rubbers more and more, so it's common sense that Chinese pros use Chinese BH rubbers Also Chinese rubbers require a certain level to use. It's hard to use on FH but even harder on BH, I agree that it's only made for a very small number of players.

the first time I tried B3, it was too soft so I put it in the corner for 2 months. Then I boosted 1 layer then tried it again. It was worse than the first time. The 1 noticeable difference is that it does not have the same linearity as B2 Blue NT, which I dislike.. well if they release something...

I've played H8, H8-80, H9, H3 37 Neo, H3 38 Neo on my BH. All are commercials version. I can rate them as following: topSpin, flickr: H3 37 > H3 38 > H8 > H8 -80 > H9 Blocking: H3 38 > H3 37 > H8 > H8 80 > H9 IMO I like H3 38 the best, it has combination of solid blocking and topspin...

D05 I feel like all power and no spin, it's hard to brush loop. It does produce a nice click sound though

Here's the playlist that I've watched:

chop off your handle, play penhold :ROFLMAO:

yeah I don't even doubt the quality of 729's rubbers, even the cheap ones like Bloom are so high quality. For B3, it will definitely shine if you put in some efforts, but in my case I felt that the characteristics differ from B2 line too much that made me modify my techniques quite a bit :p

I forgot to note that I boosted my H3 38 with 1 layer of Haifu Black. The additional spin is just enough to get the ball over the net, makes a very uncomfortable low arc. Moon 12, everything was perfect only 1 concern that sometimes I got bottomed out if I did not hit hard enough. The H3 38...

oh man, I was just testing out this H3 Neo H38 2.1 (same properties with LJK's BH), except it's Commercial version, and was very surprised that it has the same hardness with my Moon 12 H- so I can play with the same techniques, only the topspins now has more spins! Last time I tried H3 Pro H37...

They are having too much fun :love: I can feel it from thousand miles away

uuuhh... with that price I'd expect it to be prettier :cry:

The RZ on my friend's blade (Super Vis) feels very similar to my H3 Pro Neo Blue H39. It's a bit easier to hit with the RZ but on full power I'd still choose H3 for its deadlier trajectory :p

Hey here's a clip of my recent match with Moon 12 on my BH, sorry for the quality because it's taken from the corner of a livestream :ROFLMAO: I am 1 level higher than the guy so he has +2 point handicap each set. I lost in the 5th set sadly 😭 ey

The Sanwei Target National maybe good on your blade, but does not behave well on @Attitude 's blade So I have this opinion: - rubbers are girls - blades are boys every girl has her personality which goes along well with a certain kind of boy

in fact almost every rubbers can be like that, but what important is how you feel yourself in the actual match. Moon 12 Blue has the most "balance" feeling I've experienced.

and the topsheet doesn't seem to degrade at all (though after 2.5 months I got it bubbled). This rubber can active block, passive block, block punch, I have to give credit to Yinhe for this 8th generation sponge. If only there is a H3 topsheet with this sponge I will definitely give it a try :p

you turned the violin into a cello!

hi, I haven't played Vega Pro and Vega X, but I used G09c before so I can compare them: G09c feels firmer, much slower, more tacky. very deadly close to table. The Pro H is powerful mid-distance but close to table it's a bit hard to control, I guess because of the W968, on a slower blade it...