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I have never played a super sticky H3 over the last 10 years, they all are slightly tacky out of the package. But I know some elder players who have more than 1-year old H3 and they are all super sticky. They said the more you play and wipe the topsheet with sweat, the stickier it becomes I...

I don't think so. the Moon 12 sponge is different than those rubbers. that sponge + tacky topsheet will be heaven

I've tried both 37/40 and 40/37. The 40/37 has a bit more speed but harder to impact power, and they seem well suited to outer ALC blades, putting them on inner ALC doesn't feel as good.

I need Moon 12 tacky

how can a blade be faster and more controllable at the same time

I mean, Heming Hu's sponsored H3s are harder than on the market, so there's a reason to believe CNT players' H3s are too

@ thanks for your insight, now I get it why pros get sponsored blades in batch, so that they can choose freely.

I also agree that the pros' rubbers have much higher hardness than the market versions, because we don't have the techniques for it. Heming Hu said so himself on this forum, that his sponsored H3 39.5degrees are as hard as the 41degrees on the market. answering @khongbietgiainen: Even Heming...

IMO the blades the pros use have the same composition as the blades we use, just the quality of the wood will be very high and the blade weight is precise. It doesn't make sense if they pros' blades have different type of wood or carbon, right ? So for us mortals, we don't really need that much...

the moral of the video is that just chose whatever blade that make you feel comfortable, but I wonder, although ZJK said that he used only normal looking blade, but is his Viscaria really normal or they are custom made ?

it is good trust me, but you have great luck if your LAC last more than 1 month :(

it's my own opinion though, my looping style is more hitting than brushing so I prefer stronger sponge. And I think that H3 has superior sponge, especially #22 blue sponge, many other brands are trying to imitate that blue sponge but didn't come close.

when I loop far from table and counter looping which engages the sponge more, I feel that the ball lacks speed and stability compare to H3, not by much, but able to tell

the problems with all other H3 alternatives, IMO, is the lack of support from the sponge when hitting hard. They all are easier to play than H3, but only for light strokes and brushing loops

Seamoon Black does not curl the sponge as much as the Yellow in my case. It retains the hard feel of the Chinese rubber

Sriver. no other rubbers can help you to make the Finalist in 3 consecutive Olympics

I mean, wrapping the handle like that will affect the balance quite a lot

sorry I mistook the Green LAC and the LAC Pro, my friend broke the Green LAC in 2 weeks, then switched to the Pro and it's still good after 4 weeks. Both 3 versions play exactly the same. So I guess the LAC Pro has the strongest bond in my case.

it's very normal in Vietnam, lots of people are having sweaty hand so they even wrap up the handle