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I think H3 is too slow for BH, I would go for H8 or H8-80… Maybe even that’s too slow. Cheers L-zr

It has something to do with the rubber to. For me it was Tenergy05 together with an SDC blade. Fantastic a little bit behind the table but horrible in the slow short game. The bottom line was that I lost more than I gained. So I went back to an all+ blade and H3. A game changer, and now I’m...

I’m on the same journey right now, a few stations behind 😃 Just starting to go forward… Cheers L-zr

Must have a h—l of a powerful backhand 😉 Cheers L-zr

As a blade, any allwood blade -5.8mm thick with a limba top layer. One good blade would be Sanwei Echo. Cheers L-zr

You play with T05 and D05 and You don't get enough power 😲 Even with a Primorac You should get more than enough power.... Cheers L-zr

Such soft rubbers are uncontrollable... Cheers L-zr

@Quixote I like a "slowish" (all+ - off-) blade where I can start with a slow rubber and then go up in speed. Slow blades are also usually easier to loop with because they often flex... Cheers L-zr

He, he That remains to be seen :-) Cheers L-zr

@TensorBackhand Absolutely, it can always improve, but as catapult and speed goes there is no selling point right now so it will not happen soon. Cheers L-zr

Gozo, if you don’t hit the table on the other end it doesn’t matter how fast your shots are…. Cheers L-zr

Agreed, but I don't have patience for that kind of practice, thus my accuracy is nowhere close to Yours... Make a square 30 x 30 cm on the table, That I could hit (most of the time) :) Cheers L-zr

I don't know about penhold, but I play H3 and just love Hinoki or spruce as top layer. I can imagine a one-ply should be great too... Cheers L-zr

Wow, not bad. Cheers L-zr

No problem at all, just keep it thin. Cheers L-zr

I think bounciness costs in lifetime. More bounce = less life. The high tension also wears on the top sheet… Cheers L-zr

I’m thinking the same… The only issue would be speed, Tibhar rates it significantly slower than Standard MK. Cheers L-zr

Whichever You like better, BTW take revspin ratings with a huge grain of sand... Control and speed are virtually the inverse of each other... I would prefer the slower blade, but this does not necessarily need to be an all wood. Donic Appelgren World Champ 89 is an excellent slow outer carbon...

Most of the time, you don’t win games. The opponent loses them. Usually the player giving away least easy point win… Like my trainer points out “Number one is to always put the ball back on the table” Cheers L-zr