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It’s probably OK, but when it is curved this way the sponge has shrunk and it’s probably a bit old. It’s gonna make it a little bit harder to glue, but in the process you will stretch the sponge. This part I think is more convenient to do chemically. But if it’s curved the other way it’s even...

I would put a tiny amount of booster on that rubber to make it flat. I just hate it when they are bent that way. Cheers L-zr

Appelgren all play is a great blade, unless You don’t like vibrations… It’s the single most vibrating blade I played. An all blade paired with Rakza 7 wold be a good beginner blade. A faster blade I would pair with Mark V. Cheers L-zr

Wood is a living product so it will be different for each individual. I.e. I got 3 Alser all+ the lightest one is 87g and heaviest is 98g !!!. They all play a bit different and have a different center of gravity. This is the reason where manufactures are reluctant to state too much data about...

Mark V on both sides. Cheers L-ze

Good luck with that… An H3 with no stickiness and boosted for softness and speed is just like an ESN rubber anyway so what’s the point… Cheers L-zr

I would use something faster on BH. Glayser 09C on FH and Glayser on BH is a good combo for me. I use this on what I think is a slower blade than yours (Alser all+). Tenergy 05FX is way to reactive in the short game for me. Cheers L-zr

But H3 provincial right now is a lame duck, Bloom power eats it for breakfast. There is almost no tackiness at all… Cheers L-zr

Didn’t get to test this one much, was playing almost all the time with my Nittaku basalt blade, the blade feels great but H3 was a dussspointment, We’ll see if it changes when I played some more like it did with Bloom power. Cheers L-zr

Well, then that forfeits the purpose. But I would think 3 thin layers would be enough. If more they curve and is impossible to glue. I boosted this one more than bloom power. No H3 may have been good at but is no more, if would have been sticky, yes but it’s not even this, and it’s not cheaper...

If you measure tackiness by how log a ball can be picked up, New Bloom power picked it up longer than 5s. Cheers L-zr

I tend to agree that H3 (provincial orange) is not good but the Battle I silver I tried was worse. I have an H3 commercial sheet a some H3 neo’s. If they are not better I will ditch DHS. Cheers L-zr

Now I played a few sessions with H3 prob orange and it’s a dissappointment. It’s still very slow and less grippy than bloom power. Not particularly spinny either. Everything is better with Tibhar hybrid MK. It is boosted lightly with Seamoon. Bloom power was also extremely slow in the beginning...

From what I hear, K3 has a sucky lifespan. Cheers L-zr

The H3 blue will be a lot harder so maybe something softer as an intermediate step. Since H3 isn’t sticky anymore you may try Tibhar MK hybrid. Cheers L-zr

I just put a Battle II silver on one my Alsers. Haven’t played it yet, but very little stickiness about the same same as H3 provincial orange and it feels less grippy. Will probably take it for a test ride today. Cheers L-zr

After the training tonight I used Dandoy bio cleaner on my bloom power and behold a little bit of stickiness returned… I think I may have extended its life a little bit, we shall see. Cheers L-zr

Yes, but special ones, not off the shelf… At a minimum specially selected. Cheers L-zr

They are probably using something completely different anyway… Cheers L-zr

That another ugly than I think of. I am seeing a player doing border line illegal thing to annoy the opponent. Stuff like taking extremely long time between balls, tying shoe laces etc… Cheers L-zr