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It has been mentioned above but i was just going to say :"the best medium pips are the short pips". 😁 For a cheap thrill and a good way to test I suggest Friendship 802 mystery III -40

Quite a drastic kind of assessment. Probably justified when it comes to carbon- outers with koto or other hard outer laminates but most definitely not when it comes to some carbon - inners where the carbon does sometimes not much more than increase the hotspot.

The system that works for me is to mount identical rubbers on 2 or even 3 blades. It then became very easy to sort out which blade was the most comfortable to play with.

I sealed my Kokutaku 9 layer Hinoki blade twice with fine layers of sealent................and it still splintered

I don't think it is measurable but I always thought that it depends whether the edge tapes are only covering the blade or also the complete edge including the rubber. If the edge of the rubbers are covered air can not escape when the ball gets hit and this "MIGHT" influence not only how the...

..........and of course this does in no way mean that it can't be an excellent blade.

I think it is made in China

I just sold a set of Neos which i bought about 3 years ago . The mate who bought them could not believe just how sticky they are. what is sold today as "sticky" should be rebranded as "Non-sticky". One more H3 commercial for sale at a very special price 🤣🤣🤣

Do you mean that different rubbers on one side will change the characteristics of the rubber on the other side ?

Don't know because I haven't tried all their blades BUT after buying the first T5000 I quickly bought a second one, I also think they are an excellent blade and a total bargain too.

Which is of course a pity because Sanwei, like many chinese firms, is selling everything from top quality items to complete rubbish. 😋

As an afterthought, I would not even bother with Neo but go straight for the orange sponge commercial H3. Apply the booster sparingly and give the layers plenty of time to dry and over night for the last of the 3 layers.

Completely disregarding rubber comments, this video could be invaluable to many players in various development stages.

You should have said so in your opening post, that you are talking about a "rhetorical situation " and that both your mind and the quality of your play is fine etc. etc blah blah blah 😂

Learn 2 new serves and perfect them maybe at home on the kitchen table if needed. Using these new serves sporadically during a match might give you the odd win over some players just ranked above you but what it really might do is getting you out of a rut 😂

Good on ye 😂 😂 😂

I am playing with Rxton 9 provincial special edition, also with blue sponge. Sticky and hard so great for my BH.

Ha ha, the problem of this is twofold: 1) One will have to pay not only the 20% Wust but also the NZ eqivalent the 15% Gst, then there is the freight to NZ. 2) The prices in Euro are considerably higher than in Ali. P.S. I actually found a German shop that still has Razer L8 blades . The...

no need for a guard dog, we got YOU 🤣

Yep, you got it. I only ever apply a single layer of booster to my H3 and also same when i used rubbers like Rxton 5. I feel this does not really boost the sponge, just kinda wakes it up a bit and that is all it needs, the rest is technique.