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second this, my current and also the most favorite BH rubber - feels similar to MXP with a much more durable, better grip topsheet and it feels very nice when the 2nd gear kicks in when you counterlooping

This man has a powerful forehand, but why did he choose an all wood blade this day

The no 1 player in my country uses 09c on both FH and BH with a Timoboll ALC, and is the only one among the country pros who use that rubber on BH. He has very strong BH, close to table flick and counterloop (similar to FZD). You must have a very strong wrist to unlock the potential of that rubber

Not so soon, I guess they will release B3 Pro, B3 Pro Blue Sponge, B3 Golden, B3 Max Pro, then B3 National..

I bought one and reviewed it in my other topic - to summarize, it's a boosted Battle 2 Pro, more elastic, less tacky. easier to play but not as lethal as Battle 2 National (IMO the best Battle version to date) https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/so-battle-3-is-on-sale.28561/#post-387644

Darko Jorgic is also an engineer too :ROFLMAO: maybe in the future we can see you at some WTT tournaments

so then.. NO :ROFLMAO:

why don't you just make a.. vote ?

I played the Carbonado 190 for a short time and quite like it, the consistent feeling and power is to be praised for. But the Dynasty Carbon is the superior blade so I don't play with Carbonado anymore

if it's not MXP maybe you can try Quantum X Pro Soft played by Phakpoom from Thailand, that man has a bomb of a BH.

the list would be too long, I suggest a list with composition types, example: outer koto, outer limba, alc, zlc,

I used DHS Hurricane King 3 with it before, now I switched to Stiga Dynasty Carbon

yes, using J3 I have to stay closer, attack quicker. with Battle 2 I can stay far and make full swing topspin easier. It depends on how you want to play afterall

also agree, also how long does your J3 topsheet start to degrade, mine it lost half of its spin after 2 weeks

may I jump in to discuss ? I tried J3 Asia on FH but not so suit me, since I hit hard and create much topspin, that J3 has big speed, easy to play but does not make much spin, so looping far from table is not so safe. In my experience, the best budget rubber on FH would be Battle 2 Pro Orange...

I tried boosting some EUR rubbers (with Falco Long Booster) and saw that it works best with hard, dense sponge. Boosting with softer rubbers would make them mushy and even loose bounciness.

You only live once, also table tennis is relatively cheap :LOL:

yes, i can send you some well known shops by messages if you want. They sell on Facebook, I don't see any on Shopee/LZD. For the tournaments, I don't know much in Saigon since I live in Hanoi, they have 2 or 3 leagues tournament here, also regular weekend tournaments

Maybe this is where they ended up. I don't know about other countries but in Vietnam there are many sellers who regularly have used rubbers with good condition in stock - all about 20-30$ in price. And they sell a lot since most of us can't afford the price of brand new rubbers

do you have a habit of using used rubbers ? in my country they sell a lot of used (almost new) Dignics, Tenergy half the price