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Exactly why I switched back to ZJK ALC from w968. Sure, w968 has greater potential, but I can do proper shots much less frequently than with outer alc blades with the same rubbers (h3 fh, d09c/h3 37 bh, boosted of course). One of the coolest aspects where w968 shines is top spin against top...

my w968 is completely fine without any seal, although I use glue very similar to DHS #15, which I (and many other players) consider the best for Chinese rubbers

It's this blade quality (the ball trajectory goes long, check out Table Tennis Gan review - he said so as well, and he is much highel level than me...) and I said that I was testing this for the first time. Prov. H3 BS did very well on this blade. edit: will -> well

never heard of such things with blades. Maybe humidity (or constant water based glue application) can affect the play, other than that I don't think anything can change.

Much better with H3 prov. blue sponge. This time I am not that disappointed with the blade, but it's definitely different than ZJK and other outer alc blades, needs tons of adjustments, especially over the table game - it suffers.

it's interesting that BH with H3 is very, very good feeling and easy to perform. Many people say that BH is the weakness of w968 and inner structures in general, but my piece feels good on the BH. I will change the fh rubber and see how it goes

Well, here's my first try with w968. Many mistakes since I usually play with ZJK ALC and this blade needs adjustment, but this fh H3 prov. OS 39 sucks big time...very little spin.

Got myself national w968 and my first impressions are ... it's ok. It has plenty of power and stability on regular FH and BH top spins, blocking is great too (comparing this to 301x is night and day, 301x is so so flexible, I can't do proper blocks against good players). The thing I disliked...

Hey that looks cool at least, I want to be ripped by something with Ma Long's name on it. Already ordered w968 btw.

Took this from reddit. I mean, Ma Lin is a tactical god, I wonder why so much hate towards him as a coach, this can't be right? Chen Meng kinda won Olympics. May be the players are to blame, not solely the coach? Context: When fans were screaming “fxxk off Ma Lin”, he did this:

I've only managed to see last couple of points, but by the look of it WCQ has some mental issues. On the contrary, LSD plays very relaxed and respectfully to any opponent he faces, which tells a lot.

which table they were playing on ? I can't find the replay on wtt youtube, checked all live stream recordings briefly 🤔

H3 prov bs boosted with 2 layers and then no re-boosting, because I don’t play much competitively anymore. Good rubber even when booster effect wears off. Enough for me to win games and coach.

Don't try to get into other people heads, it's their own thing as long as it doesn't hurt anybody. Let zeio be zeio, scrubplayer be scrubplayer. Other thing is that scrubplayer disinforms people, zeio just gives nicknames to players - two different things. Hence I ignored scrubplayer. I read...

Just an example: paste this url and hit Enter https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/members/scrubplayer.49359/ignore

h3 becomes dead in 1-4 weeks depending on how much a person plays. My friend is a chemist and he made booster based on the patent that someone posted on this forum (I am quite busy these days and will test it soon). There's no way the booster can last indefinitely: it has sodium bicarobonate...

I play with H3 for a long time, just breathing and wiping with my hand is always enough. Just remember to protect it in between the sessions with plastic covers. That's it. My H3 bubbles faster than the topsheet becomes unusable/not tacky, especially after many top spin to top spin trainings...

Yes you absolutely would use slower equipment if you’re not a kid: adults are not that adaptable and flexible as kids, so both ball feeling and body are affected. Meaning anything faster than regular OFF blade is useless, especially against more experienced opponents. Kids are very adaptable...

proper coaching fixes that easily, and it's a much better investment than expensive equipment on the first stages anyway

My RPB progress so far: My middle finger still hurts, otherwise I feel quite confident even during the games