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Yeah at least I know for next time.

it. got better. i realised playing with unboosted hurriacne 3 required like full power (100%) for like a driev or a loop. now its a lot eaiser not needing to. its easier to play far distance as well now.

So i just reboosted by hurricane 3 (well technically i did boost it once but like 1 coat so it basically did nothing) and like i did 3 thin-medium layers on forehand and 4 thin-medkium layers on backhand, h3 prov bs 39˚ fh and h3 soft 37˚ bh and now when i play like the feeling is completly...

i wonder what they substitue to give that carbon look in there.

i feel like most pros might be bound to their contract with the company that sponsors them to not share secrets. take what pros say with a grain of salt.

just going to borrow this 2 year old post, i had old glue then applied new glue layer over the top and then boosted it. will it work still?

alright i might invest in it then. although butterfly blade are pre-sealed i might seal my dhs blade as a backup

just out of interest, what sealer would you recommend?

Yeah ok. i have ptsd from dhs blades. its ok. whether im getting it or not is another question. my friend gave me his fzd so.. might not get it. but appreicate the help =)

oh ok then ill just get the blade. if its pre-sealed then no need for sealer ig. i might consider it and ask ym coach ot seal it. just super paranoid from DHS limba outer-lpy experience

like at all? i mean a bit of fuzzy wood is fine but as long as no strip of wood will come off. I plan on using it for at least 3 reglues minimum.

since sealing changes the feeling (albeit slightly). im just wondering if it will. (if i use one layer of dhs no. 15 on blade and spoge. If it does splinter, i will just get tb alc. if not i will get this.

is the ovtcharov innerforce alc prone to splintering? since it does use a limba outer ply, i was wondeirng if it was the same case as with DHS or stiga innercarbon blades (even DHS koto blades are prone to splintering). assume that i will not be sealing and i will only use one layer of glue on...

do you thin kits easier to loop with outer or inner carbon? i mean obv depends on the blade 's charateristics but say we if we take fzd alc and like harimoto innerforce, (i think it might be inner carbon thats easier) but outer carbon is easier to activate so im not too sure.

idk a lot of brands have a ton of regional stuff in china. butterfly has a ton of regional shoes only avaialbe in china that youve probably never heard of. theres tc-1 tc-2 tc-3 and chd-8 just to name a few,

im goign to get outer carbon. i had inner zlc before so...

yeah i agree. inner carbon may lose a bit of speed but i assume if you arent at the top level of pros like in wtt i assume the difference is negligible. inner carobn sitll gives you that speed and with extra spin and safety. many pros use inner carbon too as im sure you know.

just one more thing, if i do get a new blade, i think i will get timo boll alc or one of the alc blades from butterfly lineup, should i get st handle or flared. i tried my coach's st handle and it felt pretty similar. cuz on ebay from this reputable seller, their st handle timo boll alc is like...

I feel like inner carbon might be more controllable than outer carbon since it has an extra layer of wood before the carbon layer making it more flexy and giving it more dwell. idk from personal experience inner carbon is easier to control. having said that it does depend on the carbon used and...