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Xue Fei's setup. Liang Jingkun tried Red H3 on FH and Black on BH before.

It looks like Macau is a testing arena. Wang Chuqin has switched from Vis to W968. Xue Fei is using a red rubber on FH.

TG2 requires 100% swing in every shot. If you give 80% the ball might hit the net. But at 80% H3 still lands the ball on the table. If you have the technique and strength, go for TG2. TG2 has a higher max spin level than any H3.

I thought Zhou Qihao has signed up with Joola. I think he's playing Butterfly Lin ALC?

Yeah I am playing SH w968 now. My index finger got injured too often while playing PH. I still play PH for fun. I can't play two sided anymore as my fingers aren't strong enough and get injured all the time. When I found this match I was surprised by his powerful BH push. I would like to...

Depends on your blade and level. H3N 37 needs a hard blade and/or strong BH. For example it feels incredibly too mushy on my W968, but fine on my Viscaria. H8-80 and TG3-60 is much more lively and faster than H3N 37. Dianchi 38 is also amazing. It's a bit hard but you can access high spin easily.

My friend at club plays like him. His 3 fingers spread out on the back side. The TPB uses a lot of forearm swing just like SH. Mostly hitting, no brushing. That’s why the bh push is so powerful. This old guy used to be in the CNT. At this age his BH is still as powerful as many SH young players.

Nice and clean website!

I play once a week and my 100ml can last for at least 6 months.

Skyline2 has a small fan base due to its unique characteristics. Which aspects of Skyline 2 do you like the most? Spin? Excellent short games? Brutal third ball attack?

The older generation rubbers are all less spin sensitive. Donic F1 Rakza 7 T64 Vega Europe Nimbus Aurus

I prefer playing w968 with a high tacky rubber such as H3 produced prior to 2021. My new H3 is half tacky. When looping hard it suddenly goes way too long. That’s why I found TDE

I started jpen in 2015. I now play w968 sh but I still play jpen ever now and then. I agree with you. The single ply hinoki has a indescribable good feel that nothing in this world can replicate.

https://youtu.be/qII51IqnCqY Another example of excellent use of TPB. Cpen is still a very competitive style as long as you can run fast

Jpen requires very fast footwork so you can attack with FH from all angles.

Ma Lin plays Yasaka Extra Offensive. He started in the 38mm era that allowed unlimited boosting. Hence back then most pros used all wood blade. Wang Hao played all wood until 2009 when VOC glue became illegal. He changed to Hao 3. Xue Fei plays N301 which has a similar composition of W968.

That’s correct. Non-Neo version requires at least a layer of water-based glue before boosting. You can apply booster directly onto a Neo H3.

Why don’t you just buy the non-Neo version which is cheaper?

https://youtu.be/T3Zj6HTtjl0 At amateur level tpb is very effective. It offers far more variety in pace, spin and speed than rpb. Check out this old guy.

Dam that’s very poor quality. Mine is still very tacky after 4 weeks of play.