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yeah just experimenting.. I saw people in my club boosted their H3 NT H41 with 3-4 layers 😝 BP is dirt cheap so I just went all out :ROFLMAO:

it's simple, when the ball is fast -> you transfer your weight from right to left fast, sometimes even in the air, before the left foot touches the ground. But the right foot ALWAYS touches the ground first to get power from

okay this is a great rubber for the price, but don't boost it too much, I boosted it with 4 layers and it went mushy, had to throw it away. I suggest 2 layers of Falco is enough. The picture is my Bloom Power with 2 layers yesterday, after I boosted it with 2 layers last week. So a total of 4...

I liked the B2 Golden very much, mostly due to its purple sponge - but now I love the Bloom Power even more, it also has purple sponge and is even spinnier than B2 Gold, and cheaper :p

At first I played it unboosted, super spinny and loops are controllable, but I want to have some more power so now I applied 2 layers of Falco and it seems very stable now, after 2 weeks it shows no sign of bubbling so I guess this is a very durable rubber.

I am a bit disappointed of the Rxton9 rubber design :( the packaging looks beauuutiful though, but the printing on the rubber is uglier than Arthur China :( Even the Battle 3 has a much greater design despite I don't like its playing characteristics

I played all versions of B2, most favorite was B2 NT Blue - tried B3 for 1 week and ditched it due to its too soft and lost the linearity of B2. I guess nowaday an upgraded version of a Chinese rubber will be going towards hybrid - European rubber. If you feel that B2 lacks spin then you can try...

yes, here are my orders of my 5 sheets, from 3 stores

ok here are my bubbled sheets

Orange is way easier to create spin, more elastic. Blue on the other hand is more powerful, but requires more effort.

so the culprit has always been the glue :rolleyes:

Of course the profit selling cheap Chinese rubbers is very low, I guess they can earn 5$ for a 15$ rubber ? But I know my friend who is selling Chinese rubbers, he said the profit is good, he can buy from the manufacturer in China for only a little more than 20$ for a H3 Prov Blue Sponge, and...

Schlager seems like a very knowledgeable chad, talking with wise words. I completely agree with playing with slow rubbers on fast blade when you often play high level matches. In Vietnam the coaches also sell table tennis equipments, and they often suggest the beginners to buy their stuff which...

someone pls try and check if this batch really is the bubbles-prone batch :p

this one: https://www.lazada.vn//products/i1924644982-s8803868347.html?spm=a2o4n.cart.0.0.1ff75d0aN1l8Dj&urlFlag=true https://www.lazada.vn//products/i1897696686-s8631275796.html?spm=a2o4n.cart.0.0.1ff75d0aN1l8Dj&urlFlag=true and this...

You have a sharp eye, indeed the penhold grip is complicated, a little change in 1 finger may change your strokes completely. I am still struggling to find a suit-it-all grip but always failed. You have to sacrifice FH/BH stroke to exchange for the other. Now I am using Xu Xin's style, it is...

I played B2 Gold on DHS King 3 and Stiga Dynasty Carbon, both are stiff blades and they felt good

My favorite once in a while too, I've destroyed 10+ sheets of B2 Gold before switching to B2 NT Blue (a big upgrade)

I've always bought from Stiga CN, they have sizes for Asian, cheaper, easier to ship and the products are much more diversity, for example this newest shirt which does not exist in Stiga SE

what do LP and LPers mean ? I am a legal penholder myself (using penhold from the beginning) - My blades progression is: Unknown Jpen blade - Avalox P700 - Yasaka Ma Lin YEO - Xiom Stradivarius - DHS Hurricane King 3 - Stiga Dynasty Carbon. At the beginning I like all wood blades for their...