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I have not reached one month yet and it's the month I play less, I would say 20-25 hours of training total plus the competition I wrote about with 8 matches. It's still as good as new for now. I have never used h3 boosted and I can only honestly compare it with rubbers I used on the same blade -...

Hello there! Here are a couple of pointers I noted: 1 I like that you try and vary your serves a lot, trying to look for the ones that work best. - Ingame tip, try to notice at the end of the first game which ones worked best for setting up the third ball as you want it and use them the most...

I have now used the Bluegrip J1 in competition as well, plus 3-4 weeks of training (summer training so 6-8 hours a week) with it before the tournament. It is a rubber that really suits my style, but I think it won't suit majority of styles. To give more context, I am a left-hander attacker who...

Hello everyone! I'm Matteo, I'm from Italy. I have been a silent reader on this forum (and all table-tennis related forums that I can read) for quite a long time. What better way to introduce myself than by telling you about my EJ journey. A little bit of a background first : I started playing...

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Hi! I have never used H3 BS. I am lazy and I don't like to boost so I think it's not for me. The only other hybrids I have tried are K3 (that to me feels definitely softer and more catapulty, I like J1 a bit more) and Bluegrip C2 (that I had for some months years ago and liked it but then I...

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Hello there! I'm also very interested in this, I have used J1 for 10 hours now and I love it, so much so that I bought enough for the whole season as they had a sizable discount on TT11, I really hope they last! I have used K3 before this but as much as I really liked it for the first two-three...