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Just the commercial H3 37. I haven’t played the provincial H3 37. I prefer harder BH rubber.

I’ve played with H3 37, H8 mid hard and H8-80 38 on my BH. I find H8 the easiest to lift backspin, but also the heaviest. I agree that H8-80’s dwell time is too short, difficult to lift backspin. H3 37 too mushy for me even after boosting.

Why not ask OSP if they can custom make one for you? I am still curious as why you need a large blade.

may I ask why a big size? Victas Matsushita has a big head size. The old Hurricane Long V also has a head size of 160 x 156 I think

Not as much. Provincial versions have much higher QC. But you have to compare orange to orange or blue to blue. At the same hardness, orange sponge feels a but more crisp and linear.

Zhu Yi is a Yinhe sponsored athlete. So I guess he’s using one of the top Yinhe blade

Bilibili works in two different mechanisms: Subscribers Fans Subscribers can see each others updates. Fans work like subscribers in YouTube, you see updates of the content creators only, they don't see your updates. 1857 has 46000 fans (or subscribers)

Not just Long 5X. All newer HL5 too

Not every province has over 100 million residents.

The good old H3 commercial question 😂 Many professional testers in China concluded that - the sponge hardness in commercial H3 can vary like day and night. In fact you have to give it + & - 2 degree of the indicated hardness. So your friend’s H3 and your H3 might be up to 4 degree difference.

what booster do you use? Usually with a brush it’s easy to spread it out evenly

DHS has confirmed that the newer HL5 and W968 have slightly thicker core and thinner top ply. However, we don’t know if ML is using the old or new one

I will translate it when I have time. Youtube can’t auto generate captions for Chinese at the moment.

You are correct. The difference is minor but noticeable. Amateurs probably don’t have the technique or power to tell the difference.

Yours is the old version around 2005. It's thinner than HH2 but the composition is the same

This is the most professional TT channel in China. He managed to get semi-professionals on board to test new equipments. But when I said "semi-professionals", I mean athletes at the city or provincial level in China. Still pretty high level. In a Chinese province, there are at least 100 million...

Prott still has it in stock HERE If you are referring to the premium national 656 version, you can find it HERE

The famous Bao Coach in China has reviewed FZD ALC compared to Vis, ZJK ALC and FZD Super ALC. I have translated the key indicators to English:

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