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Does it really stay tacky also over a period of months?

Nope, I don't know the code. But if you do www research you might find something. As for the price I'd say approx. 100 USD as already mentioned should be fair.

HL5 stands for Hurricane Long 5. BBXGXHF is the serial number which links to a date of manufacture. 128 is the batch of that specific production.

Looks authentic to me.

Generally, Chinese rubbers have lost their mid- to long-term tackiness. Glued freshly they are tacky. If you play them for a couple of hours they lose their tackiness but they stay grippy.

Today I glued a Ma Long Player H3N boosted 2x with Haifu National Yellow for my forehand on the W968. Can't wait to test it on Tuesday.

Correct, doesn't make sense.

Sealing a blade by no means is related to what kind of rubber you play.

TT11 - Links: - Provincial: https://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/dhs-hurricane-3-neo-provincial-37 - Commercial: https://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/dhs-hurricane-3-neo-soft (out of stock at the moment)

They just don't care as they know they will not be caught.

Looks authentic, no fake.

https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/compare-victas-rubbers.31198/post-517403

Yep, I have. I use it as a BH rubber on some other blades such as Koki Niwa ZC, DHS HL5X and DHS W968 (and soon Yasaka Atletico Power). It is very grippy, produces great spin on serves and pushes, it is fast. Throw angle is low, quite stable on blocks; great speed on smashes. The durability...

How do you manage to achieve that? Isn't your rubber (and as such the top sheet) lying on something when you apply the booster?

Looking at the pics and the SN: the blade is authentic.

WTF - I just noticed that WTT all of a sudden for whatever reason prevented the live videos to be shown in Switzerland. Grrrrrmmmpppfffffff ...

+1 for DHS No. 15

I guess the pink one is for Mr. Harimoto ...

Basically, looks good to me. It would be interesting to see the print of the serial number, too, before coming to a final conclusion. Isn't there still the thin foil sticking on the logo of the handle?

I think "shadow training" is a good thing but instead of practising with your hand/fist in front of the mirror, just take a real bat. It will positively increase the effect.