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Actually in Chinese forum a lot of people recommend Tibhar Hybrid K+. Chinese fans think it's very close to boosted H3 except that the topsheet is not as tacky. The new Joola Golden Tango is completely made in Germany. Topsheet is promised to be tacky with a German sponge. I really want to try...

Thanks for the additional info. Do you remember how much heavier than H3? Did you compare it to boosted or unboosted H3? I must say unboosted non-Neo H3 is dead and and throw is low-medium. Once boosted the throw angle is way higher you can still lift the ball from under the table. Passionate...

Not really. It's on special http://www.prott.vip/Product-Details.aspx?productcode=NATH3blue It's real I'm using it at the moment. You can get 39-41 degree. After boosting looping feels like a dream. Soft but very controllable and powerful. For $60 it's better than Tenergy. Passionate about TT

On ebay. Look at this on eBay http://www.ebay.com/itm/311920995983 Passionate about TT

Sanwei Target National. Not as powerful but very close. I have played this rubber, it has German blue sponge with a tacky Chinese topsheet. Very well made and has great control and spin. Passionate about TT

I should've said that it was just a comment. It doesn't represent the only way to boost. Yes I agree there are different ways of boosting. Passionate about TT

I methods i mentioned i learn that from a Chinese website. Apparently that's how most prof tt players boost in China. For thr dome, I learn that significant doming is a sign that the sheet is real. Like my provincial H3 basically rolls itself up. Passionate about TT

What makes you think about H3? Passionate about TT

The general principle is, put one layer of oil first. The oil will seep into the sponge. Once dry put a layer of VOC-free glue. The glue seals the oil inside the sponge and makes its effect last longer. These two steps is equivalent to the Neo version. Given your rubber is 38 hardness, i...

Agree. TG3 is more linear and has better control than H3 in general. You can easily get a H3 provincial 37 and boost it. Far better than H3-50, and cheaper than the rare H3 with 60 sponge. Passionate about TT

1- H3-50 vs commercial H3 H3-50 has a #50 sponge. It's much easier to hit into the sponge than the one in commercial H3, therefore better control and more linear. 2- Blue sponge (BS) vs orange sponge (OS) at different levels In general, power, spin and control improve from commercial to...

Medium hardness Chinese rubbers work fine on single ply hinoki. You will find that H3-50 or 37 degree H3 both work well. Looping far from table is very controllable. And serve is much better than Jap or Euro rubbers. Passionate about TT

Another tip is that you need to squat down a bit more, and relax your arm while doing FH loop. Passionate about TT

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I reckon you need to squat down a bit more. If you don't squat down enough your body can not do a full rrotation. also I can see you are not using enough power of your legs. That's why you draw your arm way way back. By squatting down you can rotate your body more. Then using the power of your...

Thanks for the clarification. Apology. Yes orange sponge 37 degree. I have uased German rubber for BH for years - Gewo Thunderball, Yasaka R7 soft, Donic F3. When switching to 37 H3 the control is surprisingly high. Not to mention much better spin. Passionate about TT

Good to know. My FH H3 National already costs so much. A provincial for BH is more than enough. But Ma Long's BH rubber is H3 37 hardness, but with a white sponge. I wonder how it is different. Passionate about TT

Yes i did. Just two layers of oil. Btw only the provincial version has 37 hardness. Passionate about TT

Great to hear that. H3 has a lot of advantages in the poly ball era. One of them is service return. Very high control and short. I put a 37 H3 on my BH. I was very hesitant to try so I doubted my BH. But wow my BH has become so much more powerful. Banana flick becomes easier too. No wonder Ma...

Hi Pep good to have you here. What is the style of your play? Passionate about TT