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Sanwei F3 classic for the blade.

The Hugo composite blade I an talking about is the one will be released. The one he is using is his old all wood blade.

Yes DNA H is harder but manageable because of the softer topsheet

Stiga DNA Pro H is also a very good option.

If you are a spin oriented player and wanted something like baracuda, then mxs is rhe rubber to go or you can get the omega vii asia.

I find Goldarc to be just above average. Not even in the level of MXP.

2.0mm for the vega europe only. You can seal the blade no problem. Only a thin layer. Hurricane 3 39 degrees

That is correct.

Ckylin is ok but I think the Thunder is better.

Concentrate on developing your strokes. The ones suggested to you are generally acceptable equipment.

Xiom Offensive S with Hurricane 3 fh and Vega Europe bh 2.0mm

Xiom Vega Euro is very good for a blade but has more control than TB ALC. Probably Xiom Omega 7 Asia forehand and Pro backhand at 2.0mm both sides.

Mark v at max thickness nowadays is not that fast anymore especially in an all+ blade.

I say globe 999 at most 1.9mm on a Stiga All Around blade. I do not think you should go long pips this early to be a defensive player.

2.0mm and as what has pointed out better go with Vega Intro or you can try Stiga Calibra Spin 2.0mm

DNA M is definitely faster and it is closer to MXP. MXS has more spin on brush loops. Mxs is like DNA H but DNA H is way faster with same or better spin.

As far as I know, the Hugo blade is a composite blade.

Good one mate.

Not as much as h3

My 2nd sentence is clear enough. Sponges have different properties. A sponge is limited by its ability to transfer energy from the moment you hit ball. Hard sponge rubber can give more speed and force compared to s9fter rubbers because you can compress the sponge more and will not be give you...