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yeah it's easier to use, but the blue looks.. cooler you know

yeah I'm not so sure about that either. I also heard that Chen Meng uses a softer topsheet than normal

Ma Long version is 41 sponge combine with 43 topsheet as I heard, all of the top CNT rubbers are custom made (combining a sponge with a different topsheet). I think for amateurs 41 pro neo blue is top notch, some China provincal players came to VN last year, they all use H3 41 Pro Orange as their FH

as I know there is Bloom Power with purple sponge and the newly Pro white sponge. Basically the BP is soft, around H38-39. Very spinny close to table, lacks power but still manageable far from table. Very durable too

my friend is streaming it on FB

compare to ZJK ALC, it's softer, about the same speed. Faster than Dynasty

I Will Always Choose Boosted Neo

this one? I tried it from a clubmate - it was very bouncy, the ball shoots very fast since it's an outer. it feels softer than expected, with more vibrations

why don't just leave the boosted sheet on a flat surface ? it works for me and the topsheet won't get any dirts

or maybe both.. since it does not look curve enough to me

maybe they'll have to send a lot because he will bubble 1 sheet per training session :rolleyes:

more like ZJK ZLC

he's using it at Chongqin 2025

what is this blade that LJK is using ? looks like ZJK Super ZLC

I've only experienced slippage with the rubber cleaners, especially foam - IMO water is the best cleaner for rubbers. Maybe you can try cleaning it with water and put a protective sheet then let's see 1 or 2 days after

in that case I suggest H3 pro neo blue/orange H39 - it is very playable without boosting the H3 market neo H38 is also very playable if you want something more affordable, I used it for half a year on BH, then give it to my friend and he's now using it as FH - it's surprisingly suitable for FH...

according to reviews, the time for the topsheet to absorb the oil is about 3 hours, so I use it as guidelines, you can experience it yourself, after all boosting is suit to each person's taste https://blog.tabletennis11.com/review-five-oil-based-boosters

not necessary that long, I even sometimes glue it after 3 hours and the effect is noticeable, but usually I boost it the night before then glue it next morning

That black spot indicates that your rubber is in the final stages of cancer, you should remove it before it spreads to the blade

D09c feels like H3 Pro Orange H40 to me, If you want to start with H3 on FH, I suggest you try H3 pro blue H39 first, H40 is the norm but still hard for whom not used to Chinese feel. After a year if you feel comfortable with it you can try H40 or H41. I usually apply 1 layer of Haifu at the...