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I agree. Long term DHS rubber user here. With a full stroke H3 can produce power loop far more spinny than T05 or any ESN rubber can produce. Sent from my PAR-LX9 using Tapatalk

I had one incident of bubbling with my H3 blue sponge. According to Prott any H3 with blue sponge is more likely to develop bubbles after boosting. Sent from my PAR-LX9 using Tapatalk

Hmm . . . For a 40degree one you just need 2-3 layers. If you managed to a hand on the national 42 degree then you might need 6 layers. Sent from my PAR-LX9 using Tapatalk

Any of these blades will be fine - Stiga OC, Yasaka Sweden Classic, Butterfly Primorac, Butterfly Korbel. Put on Donic Baracuda on both sides and your topspin will be insanely hard for your opponent. Sent from my PAR-LX9 using Tapatalk

Interesting. I have played Battle 2 before without boosting. The spin is mediocre compared to H3. Control is ok and power is good. I dumped my Battle 2 after two sessions. Sent from my PAR-LX9 using Tapatalk

Thanks @RidTheKid I have tried Vega China. It's a great half tacky rubber Xiom produced. Nice control and good spin. I just feel it lacks the powerful kick H3 has when you do power loop. So I thought the high end Omega VII might offer a better sponge. And when they released the O7 Asia I...

Donic Vario Clean glue. Very watery to prevent clumps. Yet strong enough with just one layer.

I am a long term Hurricane 3 user. Neo H3 Provincial orange sponge is my favorite. My style is spin oriented control play. I am a FH dominant player. I have recently"downgraded" to the old Stiga OC with Hurricane 3 on my FH. I have done some research on Omega VII Asia. Mant said it has insane...

By saying that Franziska played extremely well under this situation. Absolutely high-class performance. Although I like Xu Xin a lot I have to give Franziska a salute. Sent from my PAR-LX9 using Tapatalk

That's where the legendary penholder Ma Lin was born and trained. TT training centre can be integrated in sport academy (體校). When I was a kid, we went to the sport academy to get real TT training. We didn't get trained in clubs. Sent from my PAR-LX9 using Tapatalk

No i haven't. I did some research on some Chinese forum. The Nittaku H3 (blue cover) is equivalent to DHS Neo H3 provincial. The new Nittaku H3 turbo orange and blue are disappointing. The hard spong is too heavy and too hard to break in. DHS Neo H3 provincial is still the most popular choice...

No I haven't. For my style 40 is sufficient on my OC. Most CNT men use 41.5 on their FH. I don't know who will need 42 hardness. Sent from my PAR-LX9 using Tapatalk

A long term H3 user here. I have used all kinds of Hurricane, provincial, national, Neo, non Neo, commercial, you name it. Hurricane pairs well with all kinds of blades. But I agree with a fast blade your FH ball will fly long and a high level of skills is required. I played H3 provincial on...

Definitely BTY Primorac. Great control and spin. It's a soft flexible blade so you need some harder rubber. If you want to go full BTY, you can put Tenergy 05 on FH and Tenergy 64 on BH. Should work beautifully. Sent from my PAR-LX9 using Tapatalk

OMG Xu Xin made it again!! When was the last time Xu Xin beat Ma Long? 2015 I guess?

Are you saying you have an acoustic for sale?

As stated in the title. My beloved Hans Asler OC has got part of the top ply torn off. I am looking for one of those stated in the title. I am a SH player and prefer FL.

I have played Omega7 Pro on Ma Long 5. Very good control with huge speed and spin. Like I said H8 will pair well with Dynasty carbon.

Xu Xin's Dynasty carbon is stiff therefore should pair with a FH rubber with at least medium throw. If you want to play Xu Xin's style without boosting, Hurricane 8 would be the best choice for FH. The second best would be Xiom omega 7 pro.

I wanted to ask the same question too. But I have a feeling the topsheet is still the same TG2 topsheet - hard with short pimples. DHS should have released it while Xu Xin was most famous around 2015.