Boost T05H on FH?

[Marcab]

Hi guys! Rn I'm playing with Viscaria, D09c FH, D05 BH. I feel this a little slow, some balls keep hitting the net when lifting backspin. I find difficult with 09c to get the right angle. Now I will probably buy Fan Zhendong super ALC, with TH05 on FH and D05 con BH. On D05 I will use one layer of falco tempo long boster. And on FH, should I? I just want the fastest combination to be easy to lift backspin. So, 1 layer, 2 layers or no booster? I need the speedest. Thans guys for listening.
Edit: also want spin. Does falco tempo long give my T05H speed and spin or it will make it worse?

 

[PenHoldSandro]

Hi guys! Rn I'm playing with Viscaria, D09c FH, D05 BH. I feel this a little slow, some balls keep hitting the net when lifting backspin. I find difficult with 09c to get the right angle. Now I will probably buy Fan Zhendong super ALC, with TH05 on FH and D05 con BH. On D05 I will use one layer of falco tempo long boster. And on FH, should I? I just want the fastest combination to be easy to lift backspin. So, 1 layer, 2 layers or no booster? I need the speedest. Thans guys for listening.
Edit: also want spin. Does falco tempo long give my T05H speed and spin or it will make it worse?

I have never heard of boosting any ture european rubber (so no Nittaku Hurricane, you can boost that). If you really want to I'm pretty sure you could without making it worse but it won't make it better like how it works for Chinese rubbers. At least that's what I think'll happen 💥

so if you really want, go for it!

 

[Scarfed Garchomp]

If you're struggling to clear the net with D09C on Viscaria, I don't think it is the right answer to try a stiffer blade and faster rubber, usually that makes it more difficult to clear the net.

 

[John_]

You want the opposite. Try innerforce alc and t05. Don't boost anything, butterfly rubbers don't react well to falco. Going to stiffer blade is a wrong move. But t05 is fine.

 

[Dr Evil]

If you want to buy fancy equipment and experiment with booster, have fun. If you want to learn how to hit with power and lift backspin over the net, I recommend an Xiom Solo with Vega Pro and a few lessons. It'll be cheaper and will actually help you.

 

[Marcab]

You want the opposite. Try innerforce alc and t05. Don't boost anything, butterfly rubbers don't react well to falco. Going to stiffer blade is a wrong move. But t05 is fine.

Some people recommended me the fzd because i've been playing with primorac carbon for 6 years and is one of my favourite.

 

[John_]

Some people recommended me the fzd because i've been playing with primorac carbon for 6 years and is one of my favourite.

Fzd alc is a viscaria with different handle. It's hard with outer carbon. It's not what you want. It has short contact time and fits mainly a counter focused style.

 

[Marcab]

Fzd alc is a viscaria with different handle. It's hard with outer carbon. It's not what you want. It has short contact time and fits mainly a counter focused st I struggle in my FH

 

[Marcab]

Fzd alc is a viscaria with different handle. It's hard with outer carbon. It's not what you want. It has short contact time and fits mainly a counter focused style.

Sometimes I struggle when doing FH because I dont use the right angle or the right power and I just touch the ball instead of hitting it hard. When this happens, the ball doesnt "bounce" and it hits the net. And IDK if this strict hitting angle is due to viscaria or to D09c. So that's why I decided to buy a faster and bouncer equipment which isnt that strict with the angle.

 

[Gozo Zyreruna]

I don't understand; if boosting is to soften the sponge, then why not just get the regular T05? Or am I missing something?

 

[John_]

Sometimes I struggle when doing FH because I dont use the right angle or the right power and I just touch the ball instead of hitting it hard. When this happens, the ball doesnt "bounce" and it hits the net. And IDK if this strict hitting angle is due to viscaria or to D09c. So that's why I decided to buy a faster and bouncer equipment which isnt that strict with the angle.

You don't need faster equipment my guy, you don't have touch. What you need is a Korbel and rozena. You need to redo your fh from the beginning because it's not an issue of angle due to the blade, you're not accelerating through the ball because you learned with such fast equipment, so you always used the surface speed to do that, so now, you don't have the acceleration and power you need for anything. Getting faster equipment will only result in even more problems.

 

[Tony's Table Tennis]

boosting Butterfly rubbers is common.
however, I would feel your problem is not equipment, since vis + D09C + D05 is used by WR top 100 level players and it can get very fast without boosting.
Probably making technique adjustments would be more fruitful

 

[Gozo Zyreruna]

Fa

Hi guys! Rn I'm playing with Viscaria, D09c FH, D05 BH. I feel this a little slow, some balls keep hitting the net when lifting backspin. I find difficult with 09c to get the right angle. Now I will probably buy Fan Zhendong super ALC, with TH05 on FH and D05 con BH. On D05 I will use one layer of falco tempo long boster. And on FH, should I? I just want the fastest combination to be easy to lift backspin. So, 1 layer, 2 layers or no booster? I need the speedest. Thans guys for listening.
Edit: also want spin. Does falco tempo long give my T05H speed and spin or it will make it worse?

the sentence fastest combination to lift backspin is already an oxymoron. Red Flag! Red Flag!

Anyway, the fastest rubber in the whole Butterfly family is Bryce Highspeed. Go YOLO, or Go Home!

BTW, the fastest blade isn't FZD ALC, it is a 10.5mm Grade A+ One Ply Kiso-hinoki. Pair it with Dignics 64 / MXP / Bluestorm Z1 and you truly has a speed demon.

 

[PenHoldSandro]

Fa

the sentence fastest combination to lift backspin is already an oxymoron. Red Flag! Red Flag!

Anyway, the fastest rubber in the whole Butterfly family is Bryce Highspeed. Go YOLO, or Go Home!

Boost the bryce and use speed glue before play. Put it on a 11mm hinoki jpen