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PaddlePalace is selling Ma Long 5 for $249.95 while TableTennis11 is selling for $161.12... A very significant difference! I'm wondering if there are any difference in these blades...?

Thanks everyone for your input and advises. I've decided to keep my current set up and boost the H3 Neo rubber (even though it was "boosted" by manufacturer.)

I heard it takes 3 days of waiting! :) Isn't H3 Neo pre-boosted by the manufacturer?

FH needs to be faster. BH is just right for me.

I didn't boost H3 Neo... The process takes too long :)

I start to think my equipment is a little slow for me. (Currently Ma Long 5, FH Hurricane 3 Neo, BH MX-P.) I want something a little faster to put more pressure on my opponents. Should I change the blade or should I change the rubber? I'm thinking of these options: Option 1: Ma Long 5, FH MX-P...

I'm a FH looper. Which paddle and rubber combination give you the feeling that the ball stays on the paddle really long, sink into the paddle, and the propelled out really fast....? If you play badminton, you know that feeling when the shuttlecock stays on the racket for a really long time, then...

Everyone, I'm now 100% sure my Hurricane Neo 3 rubbers bought from TableTennis11.com are authentic. I didn't know that I can scratch off the silver/white paint on top of the gold sticker to review the actual unique number for each rubber sheet. I did so and saw different numbers. I did emailed...

I didn't know that the stickers can be scratched off. I'd just tried doing that and saw different numbers underneath! Thank you! I haven't check those numbers yet, but I'm now pretty sure they're authentic.

You all are right, that's what I noticed and was surprised by.

I bought a lot of Hurricane Neo 3 at TableTennis11 and they ALL have the SAME identical gold stickers, with the number 4000937315. (see pictures) Are these authentication stickers? If so, why are the numbers all the same? I noticed that the rubbers are not as tacky/sticky as the ones I used...