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Your rubber is the Neo version, ready to play, no boosting required. H3 with proper techniques excels in all aspects, far superior than tenergy in my experience. Especially plastic ball gives tacky rubber advantage in spin and short game (plastic ball spins less and bouncier in short game)...

The H3-50 works well if your blade is medium to stiff. I have used it on a hinoki blade and it works wonderfully. Good control and spin. Only Neo H3 provincial orange sponge can match H3-50 in terms of control but better spin and power. When you find your H3-50 dead try a orange sponge H3...

Each Provincial and National H3 have boosted and unboosted versions. The boosted version is the well known "Neo" Hurricane. Each Neo Hurricane has orange and blue sponge. So that means you have at least 6 versions of H3 to choose from. I don't know if your BS is Neo or not. You can check the...

Many people made a mistake when trying a Chinese rubber the first time. Many went straight to blue sponge. The provincial orange sponge is softer and you can have hardness between 37 and 41. The orange sponge gives you better control and is linear. The blue sponge has more power reservoir and...

729 bomb is a 7-ply. Commercial H3 is not that fast. Therefore i suspect the issue is your stroke. I have played H3 commercial, provincial and national. The commercial version is not fast at all. So more practice will solve the problem. Passionate about TT

I second that. For $20 Aurora plays like a German tensor. Very fast and spinny. But it's hard to source it outside China now I don't know why. Passionate about TT

I am using exactly the same one. You need some layers of oil. The sponge without oil is quite dead and you might hit the net a lot. Passionate about TT

When you loop, make sure you perform less hitting but more spinning. Hurricane relies on spin a lot. The good news is if you are a bit late and the ball is low, hurricane does a great job at lifting the ball. Passionate about TT

What rubber did you play on your FH before hurricane? Passionate about TT

Which version of BS do you use? The one with white package needs about 3 layers of oil to soften the sponge. The Neo BS version needs less layers. Passionate about TT

No. I use H3 37 provincial on my BH. It has wonderful control. Passionate about TT

Very rarely made. A Taiwan company called Double D makes Cpen single ply. Passionate about TT

The blade is SOLD. This is a single-ply Japanese Kiso Hinoki Cpen blade. Thickness 9mm. Those of you who have played single-ply Kiso Hinoki know these blades are no longer in production due to the severe shortage of Kiso Hinoki. Kiso Hinoki is know for its softness with slow stroke, and the...

New styled Japanese Penhold. Penhold grip as combination from Japanese and Chinese grip. G-Carbon with Japanese style and thinner ply wood make good balance. Very thin and lightweight. $70 including international shipping.

The built in glue speed effect will be gone in a few months. The sponge will be dead. But you can resurrect it by using booster oil. So the 2.15mm sponge gives you room for boosting later on. Passionate about TT

Good summary. The prices of the four blades goes from $30 to $50, then to $130 and $300. I wonder which blade has the best value for money?? Passionate about TT

Prott sells all authentic products. I have bought commercial, provincial and national hurricane rubbers and they are all genuine. Passionate about TT

Prott offers prices similar to DHS official website. On DHS official website you can find: Untuned H3 BS provincial 250RMB ($32) Untunes H3 BS National 500RMB ($62) Neo H3 BS National 599RMB ($85) Prott offer all of these products at a similar price. And they ship globally. Passionate about TT

http://www.prott.vip/Product-Details.aspx?productcode=Seamoon Prott is very reliable. Passionate about TT

So jealous of you. Last time I visited a TT shop in China was about 18 yrs ago. If I were there I could spend the whole day there. Passionate about TT