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Great thanks guys. I am looking to step up in speed (just a notch) from H3. I got a Donic Appelgren world champ 89. The first step will be Rakza 7 on FH. I have one sheet of each, will put the K3 on hold for a while. Cheers L-zr

I never used to play Chinese rubbers. For me it was a game changer when I switch. Not difficult at all but Iost a lot of power from position 3, but I spend most time close to table anyway. H3 asks you to play with topspin and specially brushing. If you brush you don’t need to hit super hard to...

Which one is faster, has more catapult? Cheers L-zr

Remember that a review is ONE persons opinion… Cheers L-zr

Rakza 7 soft Can hardly be softer… Cheers L-zr

Hey, Gozo, Xu Xin is a leftie, that’s definitely an unfair advantage, he should be banned… Cheers L-zr

If you are a pro this is a tool for making your living. How can you say it’s too expensive? I would go with the best blade possible and some slower easy to handle rubbers and gradually put higher performance rubbers on with time. Cheers L-zr

H8 has a livelier sponge then H3, H3 Neo is supposed to be more like H8. I play with H3 you can make it a little more lively with boost. If you do not like the blue sponge, I don’t think you will like the orange… who knows. Neo also has a sponge which is supposed to be faster and livelier (but...

Bull Crap... Its unusual that's all Cheers L-zr

My friend, upsets happen all the time… Cheers L-zr

You will most likely improve your technique for close to the table but.. don’t forget it will take time to switch back too… Cheers L-zr

I don’t see the big deal. It takes one set to get used to and if you still use You’re just not good enough, go home and practice. It’s frustrating yes, but that’s part of the game. Cheers L-zr

Tabletennis11, best selection Dandoy, sometimes better prices… Chtt (mocker), for Chinese stuff. Butterfly.tt, for butterfly stuff. Cheers L-zr

Bloopers, that’s me 😃 Cheers L-zr

I use it on FH. The reason is to fix my FH which was screwed up from using to fast equipment. It’s almost fixed now so I am ready for something a little faster. I was thinking H3 Neo, but a friend suggested a hard boosted H3 instead and since I have a few sheets left why not. I went from 1 layer...

I just put 3 layers on a H3 39 prob OS. With the last layer it curled up like a tube… Wonder if it will flatten out… doubt it. Cheers L-zr

Actually, the tackiness gives You more advantage in the slow game. and slow loops A grippy rubber is almost as good for brushing for fast hits. Tibhar hybrid MK is not too hard to engage. Its easier than H3 39 for sure. So it is good for both engaging and brushing. I have been working on fixing...

Its an ESN rubber and all off them have similar life lengths. It is not sticky but very grippy. You can expect somewhat shorter lifespan than G1. High grip (and tack) comes at a cost of somewhat shorter life, but it's the same for all rubbers. Cheers L-zr

Gozo, don’t… Get a nice slow blade in normal weight that forces you to hit harder and work on your strokes for some time. You will improve believe me. I fixed my FH this way, it took almost a year but now I am ready to speed it up. Be careful though it takes a lot of toll on the shoulder…...

Nothing is like H3 for serving (or other tacky rubbers)… But it’s mostly about the players technique. Cheers L-zr