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In that case get a Tibhar Samsonov Force Pro Black very high quality, on par with Nittaku and the price is $46. I played with it before. Very good feedback and control. Yet it is quite powerful when you hit it hard.

I played Jpen for a few years when I was young enough 😁😁 It's a fun style. Keep it up 👍 I used, and still have Darker Speed 90 10.5mm. I do not recommend too bouncy rubber as your short game will suffer. With the new ABS ball, you want a rubber with high grip to generate spin (Hinoki has a...

$70 is a pretty good budget for the blade. What's your level? Have you played with Chinese rubber before? Do you play close to table or away from table?

He shows a strong hunger to win. Just look at his eyes and Choo. Remind me of RSM

Your budget $70 does it apply to the blade only? Or the entire setup?

Yes TT11 has all of them: H8-80 38 degree Why not buy Yasaka Ma Lin ES, on special same price as PG 7. Also 7 ply but higher quality. Neo H3

You want variation in spin deception. For example, you want a fast pip on one side and spinny pip on the other side.

Thank you for the summary 👍👍👍

It has been a few years since I last played TG2 on FH. I gave up due to back pain as TG2 demands too much. So for 2019-2021 I played boosted H3 provincial or national. Long story short, I picked up a sheet of TG2 blue sponge 40 degree after disappointing low tack in the new H3 National 40...

Agreed. H8-80 is very easy to play if you are new to tacky rubber. It's fast enough to pick up.

I draw this diagram to clarify this issue. Assumption: TG2 = TG2 blue sponge 40 degree boosted with 3 layers of Seamoon H3 = Neo National H3 40 degree boosted with 3 layers of Seamoon H8 = H8 hard, no boosting Low impact, TG2 reigns in spin due to its hard top sheet, and H8 reigns in speed...

I used TG2 blue sponge 40 degree, no Neo. My standard procedure is simple: 1-2 layers of water based glue - leave it dry 1 layer of Seamoon , leave it dry Another layer of Seamoon on the same day After 24 hours, another layer of Seamoon As soon as it dries, 1-2 layers of glue to prevent oil...

Warning, it demands a stronger stroke than DHS H3. Your footwork needs to be fast too

Yup, I boosted it. It’s way heavier than my boosted National H3. But control is way better. And TBH, it produces more spin and top speed. Lucky my D64 on Bh isn’t heavy.

The reason why I tried Turbo blue is because the recent batches of National H3 has poor quality topsheet. Confirmed by sellers. They tweaked the formula so that National H3 topsheet is less tacky but more susceptible to skidding and less durable. I am very happy with Turbo blue and my...

I’ve played the 1.8mm Turbo blue. The topsheet is of much higher quality than DHS provincial H3. It’s tacky and very grippy. The sponge is very, very hard. I had to boost it with 4 layers of Seamoon oil. After the boosting, wow it feels like TG2. I played both Turbo Blue (TB) and DHS...

Do you mean the Nittaku turbo H3?

Yes Felix is very consistent in FH and BH at his age. I would love to see him excel and bring more hope to Europe and penholders.

I was looking forward to seeing him play in the main draw. Quite disappointing.

I thought I don't understand all the rules. Maybe there're some rules that dictate the result?