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Hurricane 2 is a product of a bygone era, no reason to use it. H3 has a better curve, more spin and better ease of use and effectiveness. Hurricane 2 is useless.

I have my previous racket, Intensity NCT, Goldarc 8 and Bluestorm Z3. That should do nicely for now.

Not sure I wanna make my friends hate me😂😂

I don't think I'll go to long pips quite yet, I'm only 22 and want to first play offensively to the fullest. But I'll keep it to the back of my mind😅

Thanks, I'll try to forget about competition for now, maybe it'll help me cheer up as well. Maybe I'll try playing a bit differently, maybe a different style and to just have fun.

It's disappointing, years of hard work and reaching a great level, just to get knocked down to nothing.

A few months ago I went through covid and it caused a nasty lung infection that didn't allow me to play for about 5 months. I couldn't even walk up stairs without getting extremely tired and seeing black, gradually I've gone off meds and started to live a bit more normally. I couldn't stay in...

I have no idea, I haven't heard anything about it.

It's not, here's the sub where everything's posted. https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/haifu-seamoon-booster-national-y-b-reviews.32139/page-2#post-453554 "It seems that the national doesn't only not have the same composition to seamoon, but they are completely different...

Donic bluestorm z3 is pretty good, fast but not sensitive to spin, like, at all. But it does die relatively quick if you play daily.

Don't worry, just make sure you clean it after every use and use protective film. These rubbers last a looooong time if maintained properly.

It's because of the humidity it collects over practices. If you leave it to sit for a couple of days/weeks it'll be again as tacky. It's not really the tackiness that's changing, the water that is left on it just evaporates. It won't play any different. That's assuming you're taking proper...

I had them and about 10~15% are like eggs, but overall they're worth it. Still much cheaper than other alternatives.

It doesn't work, it's not uhu, it's water based latex glue. It may work for them since they don't care for feeling or consistency.

To say it plainly, that's bull. It doesn't work, it's not designed to work that way.

It's not splintering precisely because it's sealed by tt11. Infinity is known to splinter real bad.

The glue is designed to be used when dry. If you do it while wet it's simply not gonna stick, and even if it sticks a little, it's gonna feel bad to play with and will take months to dry off. Here we have issues if it's even a little bit wet, if you put it on while it's completely wet it's game...

Stiga blades and limba is a recipe for disaster. Seal them before use. I have 2 clippers, 2 azaleas and both have splintered, especially the clippers got almost destroyed. If you want to play with stiga, get one of their newer blades and stay away from limba. Also use less glue than you normally...

Are you insane? You put floor lacquer on your racket?

In general softer rubbers allow the ball to sink into the sponge easier and activate with less power/acceleration. Also softer sponges are less dense so it should be lighter.