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Yeah update to end this thread and show appreciation to everyone responding, I opened a few more hurricanes with the same issue so I’m not continuing with hurricane anymore and will use d09c both sides. Butterfly has no QC issues. Thanks all!

Appreciate the time for response but not looking to use different rubbers.

Thanks, really trying to look for alternatives to a rubber that needs boosting.

W968 weight balance is towards the head of the blade. D09c and hurricane Neo 3 are heavy rubbers. The set up becomes too head heavy for my liking with these rubbers. Will dignics 05 on both sides suit this blade?

Question to all the w968 experts in this thread, would dignics 05 suit this blade on both sides? Dignics 09c and hurricane Neo 3 are heavy rubbers and the set up is too heavy for my liking.

Could you ask your club mates why H3 is difficult to block? Is it the amount of top spin or the low arc?

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Yeah good call to be fair, I’ll order from table tennis 11 from now on, with the bulk discount doesn’t work out too bad the prices. Thanks!

Yeah I’m going to stick to provincial moving forward if I need to go through sheets that fast + bin sheets with poor QC, Thanks all!

Yeah most likely dropping booster on the top sheet caused this issue and it probably absorbed quite fast changing the characteristics in an instant. I’ve never had slipping issues with any provincial sheets I’ve used. I wouldn’t give up with H3, the control, spin potential and your own game...

Good to know someone can tell there’s a difference. With your experience have you received the quality control issues I mentioned above?

Appreciate the advice but I’m not new to H3 thanks. I was actually using the 42 hardness blue sponge for awhile but I don’t have the stamina of the pros who train many hours a day, I found after an hour session my game changed due to lack of stamina the 42 required so had to lower it down to...

I have a w968 and I’ve found it’s best suited with hurricane Neo 3 rubbers. I guess I could consider buying provincial version and simply bin the sheets with the QC problems.

No these marks can’t be cleaned off, they were there as soon as I took off the protector sheet when you first open it.

Thanks for your advice but I’m happy to buy the player edition national rubbers.

To anyone that uses hurricane Neo 3, I’ve had a few hurricane rubbers with these finger print marks imprinted onto the rubber when I take the initial protector sheet off. On each occasion I then find the rubber isn’t as tacky as it should be (yes I’m aware Neo 3 is not as tacky as it use to be)...

Yeah +1 setting up your racket in a dehumidified environment will help pull moisture out of wood. Do not leave your blade in your case over night consistently through the week. Still waiting on this new butterfly g fless technology that looks like a possible solution to sweaty hands and watery...

I’m similar to yourself, hands sweat a lot. Yeah Danish oil can make the handle slippery as water is no longer being absorbed as much as before. But I find a handle soaked in sweat is just as slippery also. Plus when the smell gets bad I don’t even want to use the blade anymore. To get around...

Find a coach that has a deep understanding of the game that can help you develop in that aspect. It’s just as important to put hours into training as to develop your understanding & fundamentals knowledge of table tennis. You will spend many hours in vain if you’re practicing incorrect...

Fill a cup with baking soda, push the handle into it and fill remainder space with baking soda until whole handle is covered. All the moisture will be drawn out, takes a week roughly. Then you’ll need to follow the previous posts and treat handle with danish oil. Treated my w968, came out beautiful.