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Too bad FZD didn't know it when missed many "slow" flicks from Patrick, any TTD member could have nailed them 🤣

Their advice may be not relevant for everyone as they likely have not age related sight issues.

It's not exactly about being out of position, it's about getting back into position. Some people in internet say you always must hit big with Chinese rubbers, which is not completely true.

So I'd say keep it but be careful about a typical amateur pattern: People develop a huge topspin stroke, at some point get the ball blocked past them much before they were able to recover, so they back up from the table, feel lack of power, make even bigger strokes, get faster blade, boost...

Nope, it has a good balance

As I see H3Neo is not dramatically cheaper than Rozena, so it shouldn't be a deciding factor imho, already mentioned Big Dipper is cheaper for example and not so dead, still less bouncy than Rozena. You already have a hybrid rubber on BH, it worth trying it on FH side. This forum has just too...

Sorry for the necroposting. I have the same issue, my sight is perfect for far objects and I need +1 glasses for the reading distance. The ball may get blurry when it's close and when lighting conditions are not ideal. Perhaps I need to try my +0.5, +1.0 glasses and perhaps polarised glasses...

Yasaka Ma Lin Carbon https://ttgearlab.com/2023/07/24/yasaka-ma-lin-carbon-ma-lin-extra-offensive-lab-test-report/

Mine began having spots immediately, even before I actually played. Just some air bubbles under protective sheet 🤷‍♂️

It seems B2 had much more tack and held the ball several seconds when fresh, now just lifts. I bought B2 Provincial in March for 24.50 eur, now in the same store it's 4 euro more. (for us they charge VAT right away)

Did they really improve since B2, which had just immediate oxidation and significant loss of tackiness in 1 month?

Yes, I did it but with Yinhe rubbers. Some recommend to apply a layer of own glue anyway in case the factory one is a bit too old and less sticky. To me it worked well with just a glue on the blade.

I mean preapllied glue like on H3Neo, Big Dipper etc

Chinese factory glue residue is circa 2g per sheet. My own glue probably 1g, I use thin layers.

by the way, what's the point in a glue layer (or keeping original one) before boosting?

Sounds good right after 🤣

I like regular scissors for ESN style rubbers and a knife for hard Chinese rubbers

It seems that I am used to it already, it doesn't feel head-heavy (like my Offensive S with the same weight for example) Or it was an effect of slightly lighter rubbers. At the moment I have Tibhar BS1 86g + Big Dipper 38d (factory glue was removed and thinner layer applied) + Rozena + side tape...

It is. But your training will help you to come back eventually.

Ali 🤦‍♂️