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Why not H8-80. The #80 sponge is non ESN but has a very similar feel to Tenergy sponge. The clicking sound and clear feedback are very well delivered by DHS. And the topsheet is half tacky.

Data doesn’t lie!! I guess another variable to factor in is the style. For example, a close to table hitter (main style in ABS ball) needs fast recovery and pace. Hence too tall will be a disadvantage

That 2cm gap will move the centre of gravity towards the head, significant enough to affect your wrist power.

Plenty out there!!! What’s your budget?

Aotearoa wood is an unexplored area in table tennis. Who knows one of our wood might be an exceptional quality. Where are you based in NZ?

I have a 10mm Japanese single ply hinoki. At least 10 years of age. Nothing beats that feeling. i think American hinoki is a bit harder

Some say old blades have better feel especially it has been played (not stored) for many years. I can testify that. My 2016 W968 just feels so good.

I hope this is not a joke!! I always dream to have a blade crafted from native wood in Aotearoa.

It's been 6 months, the longest time I've stuck to the same set up 😂

Cheap with high consistency- TG2 and TG3

Yan Sheng is past his peak time. His FH pip suffers against top offenders like ML and WQC.

Boosted H3 37 still beats H3-50 in spin

This is probably the most expensive review 😂😂

I do hope the championship will go ahead. It will be nice to see some high level international competitions.

TT11 sells it. Link here Another alternative is Hurricane 3-50 with 37 degree. No boosting required.

Chengdu just experienced a 6.6 magnitude earthquake. Although the magnitude is low, the depth is only 10km. A pretty unfortunate combo of covid outbreak and earthquake.

K3 isn’t that tacky. Half tacky the most. I have played all variants of H3 ever made on Earth. I have also used Victas TDE - that tack is insane. The blue sponge is lively. In short, TDE is much closer to H3 than K3

Half tacky H3 on FH will work really well as FZD ALC suits hard hitter.

I have played two-sided Jpen and Cpen for a number of years. My wrist really hurt when playing RPB with Jpen despite the weight is lower. Weight distribution is a huge issue. Jpen is head heavy. With two rubbers it's significantly head heavy. The issue is, my wrist isn't strong enough to flick...

I've played 09C, not K3. So I can't comment.