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You are confusing it with nittaku h3 turbo. nittaku h3n 8701 is similar to the provincial version and in fact about 3g lighter Nitakku h3n can lift the ball for about half a second when brand new

I just glued a Nittaku Hurricane 3 Neo (8701). The topsheet is only slightly sticky but has very good quality, same as provincial. Better quality than commercial version for sure. The Nittaku version also has the glossy topsheet you are looking for. However, it did not react to the booster all...

I bought a used Butterfly blade from @Catenaccio. The blade was in excellent condition and arrived within a week. Also, he replies really fast and is super friendly. Thank you!

I glued a new h3n prov orange sponge about 2 months ago. In comparison to the commercial, it has the glossy topsheet you are looking for, much better quality. However, only slight tack as well

Okay, for sure just get a sheet of Omega 7 Asia. Harder with a soft topsheet, similar to MX-S but faster, very spinny (need more brushing in comparison to O7P where the ball sinks in), and quite durable. Also IMO good short game and great for blocking I use it on BH no problem

Amazing rallys, creative shots and those commentators dont even say a single word, sometimes I am not even sure if they are still at their desk.

I thought so too, so I asked Xiom Europe specifically, they told me both the HAL and SAL are being discontinued. No idea why because the blade seemed to sell well. And, Hugo still seems to use the blade during the World Cup in Macao. To answer your question, the blade is really worth it. Great...

It seems like both the Hugo HAL and the Hugo SAL are both being discontinued (according to XIOM), even though the HAL still appears in the catalogue. It‘s really too bad, because that‘s my favourite blade. What confuses me more is the lack of options (for me personally), most premium blades...

Depends what you mean with similar. Within the same series, there is omega 7 Asia, which I use on BH. Great rubber imo but plays different to Omega 7 Pro.

According to Xiom Korea, he uses an outer carbon, possibly the Viscaria. FH is a sticky rubber (adhesive), BH is omega 7 pro. Note that pros don’t use the commercial version of omega 7

Hey there, more time has passed, and I am still playing with h3 on fh. Best decision Ive made. After playing with commercial sheets for 2-3 months, I have been playing with h3 neo provincial 39 orange sponge for about 1 month now (1 layer of haifu). I noticed that in comparison to the...

No idea how you can see anything "clearly" from that video quality. I can't tell at all honestly, but the handle is still like HUGO HAL

Edit: Still looking for one

Update: Still looking for a HUGO HAL FL, 83-87g

Hi, I was wondering why most of the inner-carbon (limba) blades that have been released over the last years have a bigger headsize. That usually is not the case for koto outer-carbon blades. What are the advantages of lets say a 158x152 when being compared to a 157x150 blade? I am asking...

If slight tack isn‘t a necessary requirement, you could consider mx-s as an alternative for a boosted h3 its a bit faster than boosted h3 but has very high top end spin, and reacts well to brush looping and high power inputs its also good from position 2 / 3 and easy to counter loop with...

seems like the vega pro H is now available in the european market. any other impressions on how it plays?

Basically the title, I noticed that there is a black spot on my rubber, in the main hitting area. My racket case got very slightly wet yesterday from the rain, and I noticed it today. Could this be something like mold after just 1 day? Or just a marking of a ball? The grip still seems fine...

I have been using h3 neo (boosted) on fh for a few months now. my level of play is higher than ever, and I‘ve beaten people I previously had no chance against. however, I realized that now that I have to use alot of strength all the time in order to play quality loops, and I get tired really...

Most certainly, pretty sure that Hugo favors his blade (HAL) to be quiet heavy, like ~95g