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Then why did this guy say that blue is more tacky? It makes sense to me, pro is of higher quality and should be more tacky. And blue is a higher "trim", so again it makes sense.

Thanks for the insight! Regarding the commercial h3 as it was 5 years ago, would the modern h3 pro orange be similar to these old hurricanes? If that's the case, I could see me going for a pro orange.

Damn, I hadn't seen that angle. That looks on purpose.

I'm inclined towards a hurricane. Not really for 41, the throw between the orange and blue is what I'm not sure about. I haven't played the blue.

I don't boost. I've played with all of them and despise them. I've ended up to hurricane 3 every time I tried Chinese rubbers.

I wanna get rid of the catapult, but I also don't boost. Not for matches at least. I'll get used to it in one or two sessions, what's the throw on them?

I'm not getting commercial, I don't like the newer batches, there's something off about them. I used to jump between t05 and h3 between matches, I don't have an issue with the hardness.

Does it make a difference? It was on his bag and that camera stepped on his bag.

You know what I mean. The rubber feels harder and becomes hard to play. I'm done with this, we're going in circles.

It makes it feel even harder, that's what most people say.

Hey, I'm changing rubbers at September, so I wanna have an idea of what to go with. Until now I played with t05 and t05fx but I want to go back to hurricane. I have played with hurricane 3 neo some 5 years ago, and now that prices have dropped a bit, it's a good investment to put them on...

I don't think you understood what I said... The sponge just remains harder than other boosters and the effect made, makes the sponge feel more dull, or hard for lack of a better word. We're saying the same thing at this point.

Yes, because the racket broke right before a match. Of course it's the most important thing during the FREAKING OLYMPICS.

He didn't put it on the ground, he put it in his bag and the reporter stepped on it.

I'm libra, when do I get my medal? Never understood this stupidity...

It expands the sponge so it lowers the density and makes it softer, again, I thought that was obvious enough? The rubber still remains hard, much harder than the other boosters, and when playing it feels even harder. So what are you on about?

It doesn't matter what you have, they're similar and last about the same. Speed is also the same and spin too. Feeling is different. Trajectories and all that is irrelevant and most times we can't make use of them. The only things that matter is price, quality, speed and sensitivity. These two...

Obviously it's gonna affect performance, it's gonna be stiffer, have worse feeling, dwell and be less elastic. Don't use speed glue, it's better to wait and give them to your coach to remove the old glue and then fix them with normal water based glue. Sometimes if the layer is thin and even...

The booster is extremely viscous, here's the video essays with all the testing and documentation. Watch them first and then comment.

They're both boosted, but one is used at all practices and the other is just barely broken in.