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Has anyone tried experimenting with boosting with different layers of booster? I've been trying 1-2 base layers of Falco Tempo Platnium + 1 layer of Haifu Seamoon National Yellow to try to get the performance of HSNY (albiet at a lesser degree) but for a longer period of time. Everytime I...

I reboosted my H3N and only applied two thin layers of DHS No 15 this time. Total weight 190g! This thing feels so much more balanced now. The reason why I used such a thick layer before was because when I first started playing, I used Butterfly Free Chack II and applying thin layers with that...

For me, compared to the W968, the H2 has higher quality and speed at lower power shots, meaning things like flicks are a lot easier with this blade. However, as you mentioned, once you go away from the table and have more higher power shots, the W968 shines. The W968 has that dangerous...

2023 - January something, #32

Well another reason is because I never bothered to take off the old layers of glue when putting it back on a blade after boosting. I would just glue the blade and use the residue glue from the rubber so gradually over time, the rubber kept getting one glue layer thicker at a time.

I took off my H3N and realized it had 10g of glue on it 😳. Currently reboosting and will use less glue now. Hopefully I only need 5g of glue and that’ll take the weight down quite a bit.

Here’s some of the setups I’m currently running. A few of them are out of commission as the rubbers are getting boosted.

Haha I already spent way too much on this hobby. Don’t think there’s gonna be a difference for me between player and national version.

That’s so weird since Korbel has a smaller head size and is lighter. Did the rubbers have leftover glue from the Vis?

How heavy are those blades?

I think I need to change H2 BH to D09C. Can be a little too bouncy on receives since carbon activates easily at low strength. At high strength, it’s not a problem because the limba layer provides enough dwell to control it.

Oh forgot to mention, my FZD ALC is 88g. Pro commonly use heavier blades and their setup is often in the 190s. FZD used to use golden viscaria which is >90g at baseline

Yeah I can do it when I get home. Mine is 88g. Wrote a review on it, check my posts

41 degrees, 2.1 Boosted: Haifu Seamoon National Yellow - 3 layers Glue: DHS No. 15 Two layers of glue on rubber, one on blade

There's no way I can make it under 190g. The blade is 90g, the H3N is boosted with 3 layers of glue (55g) and the D09C is 50g.

I always thought I preferred lighter setups since my first blade was around 85g. The total weight of my beginner setups were <190g. Lately, been changing rubbers and experimenting and I realized I like the heavier setups I have going right now. They feel more stable and more controlled. Now when...

Got tired of beating my coworkers at lunch so decided they needed a handicap. Was making 5 new blade set ups and had a bunch of leftover rubber. Will report back with how this setup plays. Just testing via bouncing balls - not bad.

After trying (and will continue) lots of blades and rubbers, I always go back to the W968. This is even after a period of using Viscaria for a year. There’s just nothing else that compares to it. The immense control and monster FH suit my game so well that nothing else feels as comfortable. The...

What rubbers did you use with the W968? I have a ZQH90 but don't know what rubbers to put on it yet. Thinking about just doing my standard DHS H3N Neo FH and D09C BH.

Wow didn’t expect this thread to pickup. These answers are so wholesome