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In fact, if you get the 1.8mm version it's easy enough to break in the sponge without boosting. I've tried my 1.8mm with and without boosting. Boosting definitely help make the catapult effect more dramatic. But the added weight . . . . . . I haven't tried my 2mm version yet as I am isolating.

Like I said before, Turbo Blue is very very similar to TG2 40 degree boosted. Spinnier than my National H3 boosted

Ops sorry. My apology. Yes Athletico power is inner ALC.

Mine is 40 degree orange sponge. My blade is Virtuoso off-.

I have a red H3 boosted on a slow-ish 5-ply. I 100% agree that I can do anything with it as the control is perfect. Spin creation is piece of cake.

Hi you can check out this review. It's outer ALC. The 968 equivalent is Athletico spin (inner ALC). I have never played it myself but heard lots of positive review on Bilibili

Wait what? Could it be reflection?

The Lebrun brothers will be the hope for France, probably the entire Europe. Excellent and well rounded techniques. Very high morale too

I've never played G1 but heard a lot of positive feedback about it. If you play once a week, you will notice R53 losing some grip after 3 months. R53 is completely non tacky but the touch and spin are insanely great.

Maybe the H8 sponge is the Euro type with bigger holes? I've never played H8 myself, just a speculation

The overall hardness of R53 (topsheet + sponge) is not hard at all. The topsheet is ultra thin, hence the ball sinks into the sponge very easily. That means decent spin can be generated with low to medium impact. I have used TG2 and H3 on my Jpen. No issue at all. Just stay with 38-39 degree...

Thanks I shall keep an eye on that. I wish they will release a black version.

Ok, not sure what you mean and what I've done wrong to deserve your attack in this forum. Thanks for being helpful

It’s just much easier to present it as a graph. Most is true based on my and many others’ experience in China

Sorry these are all anecdotal data.

He does stand out for that. Ma Long, Ma Lin, Wang Liqin, Wang Hao all used their sponsored blades. I guess this is ZJK, who rather walk alone than to follow a crowd.

A lot of retailers can assemble the rubbers and blade for free. So you will still get “one whole” racket in your parcel. What’s your budget? What’s your style? Close to table? FH or BH oriented?

The four speculated H9 rubbers have been announced in China: 1- Pink topsheet with #20 orange sponge. Available hardness 38 & 39. Spin oriented. 2- Blue topsheet with #22 blue sponge. Available hardness 38 & 39. Speed oriented. 3- Purple topsheet with #80 red sponge. Available hardness 37 &...

BS is slightly more lively compared to the commercial version.

Another thing to add. This guy with long pips, I won many easy points with my spinny serves. His misjudged my spin with his long pips. I was surprised TG2 could generate so much spin even for a long pip player.