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They all do QC on the tree. When you order something it has to follow the specification of the order. But I know some brand when the product don't suits their QC (finished blade without handle) they resell it to other minor brand that sells a "Blade alike" at 40€. Sometimes the blade is good...

Makes sense, you need to create a bond with the tree, connect with it before it becomes the extension of your arm. I heard that implementing our own DNA in the tree helps gets the best blade for connection.

Really the throw is high for you ? I had to adjust to the lower throw than H3 when I got it. And it felt pretty linear to me. Far more than Tenergy 19, and more than Rakza Z. I did not know they changed it, so I have no idea which version I got. Your description surprises me. I removed it...

No, all W968 have the same wood origin, but depending on the blade out of the factory line they chose if it is for Ma Long, or nat team, or prov team. A w968 and a commercial HL5 are different blade. Same composition, but like I said with variability, probably not the same tree region/season...

From my research, engineering knowledge, and culture on other topics, variability can come from a tiny thing as weather. Wood comes from trees, and the same tree species can come from different location. Then for a similar location, each tree is unique, that creates variables. Additionally...

You have far more testing experience than me. Only Hybrid I tested are Rakza Z, Hurricane 8-80, TG3-60, H3-50, QSB Speed 08 and XVC. Quicly on peoples racket, i tried Nuzn 50/55, D09C. As DHS hybrid are BH rubber to me, I don't count them as "closest to H3N boosted", but ofc you feel the link...

Seems like you are a Loki fan. I have seen you a lot on loki thread. The LJK blade looks amazing. I had the chance to get the Golden HL5 (yes i don't have the regular, and mine did not need sealing) for 100€. My favorite blade so far, so I am not into testing, as my focus is on improving at TT...

Haifu Nat booster ? I am considering going back to an easier rubber to get than QSB. R9 national looks promising if no H3. Battle 2 seems to have a low throw, STN could be an option too. I have the Haifu Nat White, and was considering to find a longer lasting booster. I read somewhere than the...

For sure to some extent you are right. But in the topic of this review, for a similar medium power stroke, we can rank them like Victor (well the list is inverted according to the text he wrote in the article, just the scale is inverted, the order is right). Additionally, like victor wrote...

Ofc it is different to a H3 boosted. But to my experience, it is the closest on all the hybrid I tested. Very Tacky, and hard. But the dynamism and the topsheet softenss is indeed different to a H3. To me, it felt closer to H3 boosted than a Rakza Z. If DHS would make a H8-80 with 40° sponge...

I come back on your website, and see so many new blogpost haha. Happy to see you finally tested the Long 5. I just feel like you inverted the order in the feeling/vibration and dwell ranking. To me, and your description the blade with the highest vibration is the long 5, then WCQ then SUN and...

After another session, I sart to feel the limitation of the F1 rubber. As all chinese rubber, you need to be active. When late, indeed, the ball don't come out easily. As well, as If I don't use my leg/body, the shot quality seriously decline. However, when properly engage, the ball quality is...

I could definately boost both. The thing is, I will gain speed and lose control, so overall, even if the feeling is better, it might not be beneficial for my game. I would probably boost the 08 in BH to soften the sponge, more than to gain speed. It is just too hard for my BH, I can't activate...

After another session, I can only confirm the quality of these rubbers. The F1 on the forehand is easy to use. It generates spin, packs a punch, and offers great control. Truly excellent. I’ve regained confidence in my forehand after testing the TG2, which I didn't like. I also found it...

HI, I recently tried the Quan Shi Bao Power-F1. Brand of Fang Bo. I play it without booster, and it is really good. Feels like H3 boosted. Grip is insane. Here is my review of both QSB rubber https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/quan-shi-bao-is-amazing.36049/post-582016

Additional bit of info, both rubber are too light for my liking. Now my racket is too light. Less head heavy than my liking. Only 183g my racket. I am used to play over 190g. For people who wants light rubber it is good. Not to me. I might find some weight to glue on top of the blade to...

🏓 Review – QuanShiBao Power F1 & Speed 08 (First Session) I finally mounted the Power F1 on my forehand and the Speed 08 on my backhand, both on a DHS Hurricane Long 5 Golden. Both rubbers were brand new and completely unboosted. I seriously considered boosting the Power F1, but in the end I...

@Zwill I happened to test Speed 08 and Power F1. I will detail my first review later. But fresh tease. You were right. The grip level is insane. I never experienced that before. Not on H3, not on Rakza Z, nor Vega China and anything. First topspin on underspin the F1 grabs the ball and lift it...

Thanks that is priceless info. Thanks a lot.

Thanks a lot for your review. Indeed, outside china it is hard to get info on those brand. I think Loki is a genuine good brand. You named LJK blade, I think Loki made them, maybe Loki is named differently in china ? I have read somewhere that Quan Shi Bao rubber (blade I have no idea), are...