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yes I prefer using wrist but still the body must be the base to generate force for Chinese rubber, H39 is softer but it's still relatively hard compares to other tensor :p this is how I do the FH, do you think I use too much wrist?

it's true. weight impacts heavily on your playing style. I use H39 for it's lightness, tried H41, it's heavy af and hurt my wrist

BS has denser sponge so it requires harder stroke to engage, hence bigger power output, suitable for FH. OS can release the power quicker, it's more suitable for BH

I've tried them all. And I believe H3 pro neo BS 39 is the best all around rubber for FH in terms of price/quality/durability/playability for amateurs. If you want harder rubber, can try H40 H41 but that takes quite some more of effort to play.

it's real

we need more trick shots like Adam's snakes, that disappeared totally even in amateur leagues since 40mm :eek:

but then TT will became more boringgg because everybody plays the same o_O

basically forbid all Forehand serves

The reaction :ROFLMAO:

I find the curved scissors the easiest to cut

The H39 can be played without boosting at all. Its sponge is easier to play than the normal H40/H41 that everybody is using. If you like how the rubber plays without boosting, then you will definitely like it after boosted

I think all the chinese glues can do that, 2-3 layers and it's a breeze to remove :ROFLMAO:

maybe because I only use 1 day to apply 2 layers of boost, so the effect did not last as long? btw the real reason I like to reboost because I love the feeling of peeling off the glueeee :ROFLMAO:

Lucky for you, I have bubbled all my previous Chinese rubbers (Battle 2 is the most durable for me). For now I settled with H3, if you train a lot, you will notice the degrade in perfomance of your rubber especially on FH. That for me is usually 3-4 weeks. The progress of my H3's life is like...

I see them very similar, I switched from H3 to Battle2 few years ago, and switched back to H3 in last year. Now I reboost both my H3 every 3-4 weeks :p

I take good care of the topsheet with cleaners and protective sheets so my Chinese rubbers are all dead from bubbling or mushy sponge while the topsheet still looks like new :ROFLMAO:

even shorter, because I practice and play matches 10-15 hours a week, I can notice clearly the degradation in explosiveness, that I know when to boost.

Actually in my experience the H3 rubbers are perfectly fine without boosting out of the package. But after playing for a while (1 month maybe) when you notice the degrade in performance, that's when boosting will shine :p of course you can still play the rubber until it's dead without boosting...

I also use H3 but H38 for RPB, with boosting it's much more comfortable to play blocking game. Easier to engage the sponge

that is true, for intermediate players H3 Provincial BS is probably the best Chinese FH rubber in terms of price/quality/durability. My current H3 Pro BS is 3 months old which underwent several reboosting and reglueing and it's still playing as good as new. I gave my previous H3 Pro BS (4 months...