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Well, as I said. Noone knows how you play. Are you FH oriented or BH oriented. Do you prefer higher arcs or lower arcs while looping. Do you loop at all? Do you play more with speed or with spin, and tons of other questions. Noone can give you rubber recommendations out of the blue without...

You can leave the glue. I don't kow for sure. However, I believe it is meant for kind of protecting the pre-boost; it could also be done for a quicker change of rubbers.

Depends on your playing style.

Not exactly; NEO is also pre-glued.

I'm almost sure that is not true. No. I've seen batches >50.

So, you think that when there is a production of W968 blades running on a certain day that DHS - has a unique process for No. 1 AND a different handle - has a unique process for three more batches, namely No. 2, 3, 4, AND a different handle - has a unique process for all of the rest from No. 5...

I own two W968, they feel identical in all aspects.

Making sports never is a waste of life.

Boosters are not flammable.

Can you then not ask your coach?

I don't know what it is, but I want it, too.

Yasaka Atletico Power and Loki LJK ADC Special can be considered good W968 clones as well.

No, really no. Fish scale is just a different texture of the wood. Way, way more important is the density which might have caused the difference.

Maybe I'm then not good enough. That can certainly be the case. But think about this one. Everybody knows that Butterfly blades come factory-sealed. Out there, there are many, many really good table tennis players that can be considered pros or half-pros or ... Do you honestly think they would...

Again and then I shut up: You just cannot attribute any changes of perceived changes in playing characteristics to sealing if you have not two identical rackets of which one only differs in a layer of sealant and you can compare them one by one consecutively. Anything else is urban legends.

In order to attribute a change of feeling to the sealing agent, one must prepare two very identical rackets and compare them one by one. So, the blades (of course same model, same manufacturer) must be equal in frequency, in total weight, core layer thickness, etc. Both rubbers (of course same...

What I tried to say is if you are really sure that sealing a blade is still noticeable even though layers of glue are applied to both the blade and the rubber. I am of the opinion that the effect of layers of glue is much more noticeable than a thin layer of sealing agent. So the effect of the...

So you really know that sealing the blade weighs more/overrules a minimum of 2 layers of glue on the rubber and 1 layer of glue on the blade?

The DHS blades I would always seal no matter what.

I use the one from Joola.