H3 National Blue sponge 39 degrees - which blade?

[Tomboov247]

Hi all!

Managed to acquire an H3 National blue sponge 39 degrees. I'm going to boost with falco tempo long: 1 glue layer, 2 booster, 1 glue to stick.

Which blade should I use it on?

Fan zhendong alc (basically a viscaria) , palatinus virtuoso off- 5 ply wood (fast but great control), yasaka ma Lin Extra offensive, yasaka Sweden extra

I would have thought the virtuoso because it's relatively flexible with full control for 100% power.... but I saw many people saying that h3 pairs best with viscaria.

 

[Serg]

Hi all!

Managed to acquire an H3 National blue sponge 39 degrees. I'm going to boost with falco tempo long: 1 glue layer, 2 booster, 1 glue to stick.

Which blade should I use it on?

Fan zhendong alc (basically a viscaria) , palatinus virtuoso off- 5 ply wood (fast but great control), yasaka ma Lin Extra offensive, yasaka Sweden extra

I would have thought the virtuoso because it's relatively flexible with full control for 100% power.... but I saw many people saying that h3 pairs best with viscaria.

You need to post your budget, there are too many blades for different budgets. It's gonna work super good with your Fan Zhendong ALC. That rubber will work good on any top most expensive blade including cheap ones.

 

[Tony's Table Tennis]

Alc

 

[Tomboov247]

You need to post your budget, there are too many blades for different budgets. It's gonna work super good with your Fan Zhendong ALC

I have all these blades at home already, that's why I listed them

 

[Tomboov247]

Alc

Is there any particular reason why it's better than a powerful 5 ply wood for the h3 national? I am a bit confused because on many sites ot says to play hard Chinese rubbers with blades which have flex... On the other hand alc blades seem to be very very highly recommended too, but they're a lot stiffer. What makes alc so good with the h3 national blue sponge?

 

[Federal_Agent]

Existe alguma razão específica pela qual ela é melhor do que uma madeira de 5 camadas potente para o h3 national? Estou um pouco confuso porque em muitos sites ot diz para jogar borrachas chinesas duras com lâminas que têm flexibilidade... Por outro lado, as lâminas alc parecem ser muito, muito altamente recomendadas também, mas são muito mais rígidas. O que torna o alc tão bom com a esponja azul nacional h3?

My setup is cybershape wood with H3 nacional BS (forehand) and dignics 05 (backhand) and it's give me a fantastic performance, very fast !

 

[Tomboov247]

My setup is cybershape wood with H3 nacional BS (forehand) and dignics 05 (backhand) and it's give me a fantastic performance, very fast !

What hardness and how many layers of booster? Over glue or directly on sponge?

 

[Federal_Agent]

Qual dureza e quantas camadas de booster? Sobre cola ou diretamente na esponja?

H3 Neo Nacional BS 40° = Booster 2 X (falco long)
When i used H3 Neo prov. 37° was 1 X (falco long)

Always on the sponge

 

[Tony's Table Tennis]

Is there any particular reason why it's better than a powerful 5 ply wood for the h3 national? I am a bit confused because on many sites ot says to play hard Chinese rubbers with blades which have flex... On the other hand alc blades seem to be very very highly recommended too, but they're a lot stiffer. What makes alc so good with the h3 national blue sponge?

40+ ball, wood blade is a bit more difficult to hit through.
with previous ball, it was okay to have 5 ply or 7 ply wood

today, ALC is like a bear minimum.
and if you are a user of H3 national, it will mean your level should be decent and carbon blades shouldn't be a skill issue.

From the boys team, (50 players), and the ones using H3 (I don't have that count), but can say over 60% of them uses ALC

 

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On the other hand alc blades seem to be very very highly recommended too, but they're a lot stiffer.

Not all of them.
BTY Innerforce ALC (I guess Harimoto too), DHS B2, Yinhe Pro-05 are quite flexible and can add a significant kick.