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Gan has reviewed it sometime ago Sword vsea review - tabletennisgan

Agreed, I'm also using a 39deg commercial version atm. Tbf, though H3 is the spinniest of all chinese rubber I've ever tried, it's the hardest to play through the ball due to its sponge being denser and harder. Others like Battle 2, Big Dipper or Sanwei Target has a more elastic sponge so I can...

seeing Wang MY and Chen XT went nuts when Qian made a comeback puts a smile on my face for no reason lmao

I normally put tap water on my sponge, wring it then use it on my rubber alongside a bottle of cleaner. This method doesn't damage the topsheet as much

tbh chinese rubber are better preserved using body sweat than water, I remembered that (at least in my country) tap water contains a small amount of chlorium that deteriorates the topsheet

I haven't dig into the technology they used, but they print that on the topsheet. Imo, I guess it's some sort of boosting

maybe it's because of the predilation sponge treatment thing they applied to the topsheet

Sanwei Target Pro 3 and 729 B2 provincial orange sponge have the tackiest surface to my experience

yeah, re-watching the highlights I noticed Hugo have exploited the forehand of Togami with straight backhand shot very well. A thing I noticed is that for a vocal player like Togami, he's totally quiet throughout the 4th and 5th set, maybe this will mark a new change for him in match mentality

same goes for chinese rubber fans, we'll eventually use H3 lol

there's a newer version for 40+ balls, it has been released a few years back though

Hello guys, I'm currently playing with Yinhe Mercury 2 (unboosted) on my forehand, and tbf I'm feeling quite content with this rubber. I can pull out most of my forehand technique with relative ease, and the ball quality is decent (medium arc, speed and spin is moderate). But a downside I find...

sadly, I think not, Togami has won Hugo twice before. Given the experience of the previous matches, he should've handled better this time. This is the best chance he had to entered the top 4 in a tournament and he blew it

that is the common price of tenergy rubbers here so u don't have to worry, it's that to foreigner, everything is just cheaper in Vietnam, to us tenergy is still expensive lol

I usually check for facebook groups that resell second hand blades, rubbers, if you want to play safer buying from your clubmates. As for what to check when buying second hand equipment: Blades: ask the seller to give you detail photos of the blades, imo common defections are: Dents, wood...

It feel "powerless" but it reflects your technique. ALC blade has limited your ability to exert force by yourself, I think you should try an all wood blade for a while to practice generating force and train your feeling

Tonight was such a thrill, both matches went in the way of the underdog. I didn't even think Lin GY would fight so tenaciously. For Hirano it felt like a relive of the 2017 Asian Championship, knocking down a string of CNT players to win the title

Yinhe cheap end products are no joke, I'm currently using Mercury 2 on the backhand unboosted and it support every aspect of my backhand sufficiently. Of course being a cheap rubber, it won't reward passive shots or shots where the technique is off, also it only fits close table play. On the...

right now I'm a tight-budget player so the best I could afford is Target Pro blue or BD1 prov version lol

True, recently I've tried a black sheet of H3 commercial version. Others chinese rubbers often choose the "hard topsheet softer sponge" while H3 is the opposite, my Target Pro 3 gives spins based on how forward I can hit while H3 doesn't necessary require it