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There are always variances in the weight. Even blades have weight differences.

i am using the commercial Neo H3 with seamoon booster. only the quality and maybe the tackiness differs as the provincial and national versions i have tried are nto as tacky but the difference is not that big.

i assume it is as like most blades now. and it is not head heavy even with max euro rubbers (mostly).

Yes, mxp is a lot faster though some players will like G1's control and spin.

You wanna get better? Try developing your strokes and footwork first then apply them during matchplays with no concern on winning or losing.

Tried it on both sides and it is almost as good as mxp.

This also but the Azalea off us slightly more bouncy.

RiTC 755 all the way. Pipis are much harder and not suited for chopping but more on pushing and attacking.

Martial arts is an excellent cross-training discipline with tt but not counting kicking banana stalks, breaking bricks or any otheer hard objects like tiles lol.

If you are using Hurricane 3, this will earn points at lower levels.

I have tried this and it works well but i have to clean it with water after.

It does make the rubber taclier but in the long it is not a good way to clean a rubber using sweat.

At least with the oc cr blade, you willl not have much adjustments to be made.

I would rather suggest offensive classic cr than celero for better control.

A friend of mine who is a good chopper still uses the apex def blade until now. He can chop against loops with ease despite the zlc layers. Also, there are composite def blades in the market.

Yes 3 layers of seamoon. It still is not as fast as newer esn rubbers but fast enough.

The h37 rubbers are still slower than Rakza z.

Yup i did but on the premise that you are using a very sticky bh rubber and with a hard sponge plus of course players who are still developing your strokes. I do emphasize that you need to have an active wrist movement and brush contact if you will use chinese rubbers for the bh. A lot of...

I am using h3 neo 37 dwgrees now both sides on a yinhe pd 437. I love it!

I have tried a national grade dhs 08 that is similar to what he is using. It is one of the best but very heavy classic blades.