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I bought H3 prov neo H38 once but now I can't find a good source for it, maybe that rubber is not popular, but in fact I feel that the H38 market version plays much better than the prov version, because although slower, it's tackier, denser sponge, better blocking

I did the opposite, I used H3 Neo market 38 for a year then switched to D09c, but still comfortable switching back. Because the H3 on BH is 4gr lighter, slower, more controlled close to table. If you are FH oriented then putting H3 on BH is a good idea. if you are BH oriented, then D09c is better

you can mix DHS 15 with some water

it's more available, bouncier, with booster it's even bouncier..

My friend bought them from Taobao shops in China, they all are used cut rubbers (no packaging) - I guess they got it from provincial players

Holla, very satisfied with the H3 701s 41 on FH and H3 38 Ma Long on BH - they are very light, powerful and feels denser than version of the same hardness

you mean this one? it looks and plays exactly the same as the normal version. https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/experience-with-some-other-loki-rubbers-arthur-china-gtx-pro-inc.26965/page-113#post-499663

no it's not smelly at first, but leave them for 1 week and the remains smell like dead mouse, not sure if it happens to everyone about dhs15, it's denser, sticks better, no smell. That's enough for the benefits

I guess he's not satisfied by it, I expect to see Zyre-03 with some tweaks or Zyre-05 in the near future :p because it makes no sense to release a high end rubber which the pros do not use

it stiiiinks. I like it too, but mostly use it to remove glues. For serious gluing, I use Winion glue, or DHS #15

like in this video, when starting to learn the basics I had to do shadow training a lot to combine the body movements. Even now I still do shadow training at home, but mostly footwork. So I agree with shadow training, but you have to do it the right way, after you understand the basics.

I think he needs some times to adjust, Oh Junsung struggled for some tournaments after switching to Tibhar

I know your feeling when I first learnt table tennis, each time I understand something new I get so happy, and even filming myself doing shadow training just like you :LOL: The journey will be long and full of up down moments but I hope you will keep loving the sport. Here is the video I think...

I added some images - my friend who have some contacts in China shops, he then ordered some used 701s sheets - supposedly exclusively for Provincal teams - around 28$ they got some nice H3 Orange sponges for BH as well this one looks the nicest so I ordered it - Ma Long's BH rubber :p - 47$

got the H3 Pro with 701s sponge - first impression is great, feels denser than normal version, very linear and cripsy upon impact

I asked a National Player in my country that, and he replied you can, but it's best to keep the grip stable because there's just not much time to do it in high level matches

looks almost like Fan zhendong, very smooth :p

H3 Market Neo H38, same hardness as H-, plus a tacky topsheet

in my case, M12 H- unboosted, H3 market neo 38 with 1 Haifu layer

the reason why I switched to H3 38 because it feels almost the same hardness as Moon 12 H- so transition is effortless.. If you use M+ that'll be equivalent to H3 37 I guess. I didn't try LAC on BH but my teammate loves it - he likes to flick underspin ball then punch punch