I've been aiming for the sweetspot of speed and control. To test out the vibration of the blade, I played against the backdrop of my table- I like the feeling and the vibration.
One consistent thing that I've read from people who use this blade is that when you want it to go fast it will go fast- you could say that with any other blade, but I suppose it stood out enough for people to write about.
A lot of people also say that it's faster than some carbons- I don't think this is the case, but that would be interesting.
I don’t have a scale but this blade is definitely on the lighter side.
I reckon under 88g
Update: I boosted my FH rubber, BH I want to try out just stock.
i took of the h3 because there were some air bubbles along the edges of the rubber were annoying me. This meant I also took of the factory booster when I peeled off the glue.
i boosted 2 thin layers of Falco Regular- not long tempo.
why not long tempo you may ask? Because, I don’t have long tempo. Also this booster I think is a little more subtle compared to long tempo and seamoon. This works out for me because I don’t want a super lively rubber.
why h3 on backhand? i imagine that would be difficullt to play with especially with RPB
I thought you were shakehand player.. lol. But Infinity vps is a good blade.
my new weapon for the all wood journey.
FH: H3Neo
BH: H3Neo 37 deg
I have yet to try it… will give my thoughts on it tomorrow
It is H3 soft version 37 deg.
Easy and controlled rubber to play with.
I have it on BH too.
Is it actually more bouncy than regular H3N 40d?
Because I have many sheets of H3 40, and I couldn't imagine ever using it on my BH. Its just way too dead. With 3 or 4 layers of booster it would be alright.
Never played with H3N 40 so can't compare.
The H3 37 has got to me the best backhand rubber I have ever played with. I have never felt so much control of the pace of the ball and placement of the ball.
