Review H3 Neo BOOST/TUNE | MLFM Table Tennis
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- Review H3 Neo BOOST/TUNE | MLFM Table Tennis
BOOST/TUNE Table Tennis Rubber So Easy With BABY OIL
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I'd like to share my experince with boosting. I believe, there's no real difference between commecial booster and baby oil. I've been personally using H3 commercial version (not neo) for a while, after boosting with 2 thin layers of Johnson&Johnson baby oil, and it feels absolutely like H3 Neo version after unpacking. As well, I used to boost H3 Neo (commercial) additionally and H8-mid and H8-hard and can approve that baby oil works for a long time. The oil doesn't vaporize unlike speed glue, so that the rubber stay curved for months. Well, I've never used Provincial or National version of Hurricane (I don't think I play as brilliantly), hence I could suppose, those kinds of rubbers might require better booster or something like that, but for commercial hurricanes and skylines baby oil is just good.
I had the Same experience with salad-oil :D After 1 or 2 years I removed two hurricane 8 from a Blade: one was additional tuned with Salad-oil… This rubber didn‘t curl up like the second unboosted… It will take longer time to boost and maybe the effect isn‘t as strong as real booster, but the booster didn‘t vaporized at all👌
Great video , told me that baby oil also can tune . also i would love to see Zhang jike's reverse pendulum serve PLEASE!
I play with hurricane 8 in my forehand and tibhar grass d tecs in my backhand. Which blade will be good for those Rubbers ?
What hardness of h3 neo you use?2.2 or 2.15 National/provincial/comercial?
How does a boosted H3 compare to a boosted H3 neo? Is there a difference? I think Neo is factory tuned (boosted in factory). It make sense to buy the neo, if you don't bother boosting but what is the point of getting the neo version if you are boosting it anyways?
It's when we already booster once and need to do repeatly example like 2month once?
Thank you brothers. Was not in favour of boosting but am gonna boost my 729 Battle II and try it.😜
What's the results?
I tnk it specifically says boosting not req
are you using h3 neo on both sides?
Man, my H3 was an absolute crap. Hard (39°), bouncy (despite it's tackiness) and unpredictable. Both oiled and not.
BTW, they say that the harder rubber, the less bounce and more control and spin. Does that mean if I took the 41° version, it'd be less bouncy?
Yes, if u try 41 degree version, it'll so tacky, so hard, less bounce, hard to play, take you more energy but u can control the ball and spin better, produce better quality shot 🏓
@@MLFMTableTennis Thanks man!
I'm use dhs h3 neo too(blue sponge)
Nice video👍👌💪
I have Skyline 2 neo but what is the diffrence between blue and orange sponge?
@@timhaak9265 the blue is much more harder and requires more skill and power to control the sponge usually used by the male players in china professional players,and the orange one is more controllable and soft.Mostly used by female players in china
@@Tsehei2004_ oh ok, thanks!
Looks like the boost did it's job. Did you notice any changes in control? I did not see any control issues, Great video.
Control issues in block bro :D easier when block and more feeling when we put :)
@@MLFMTableTennis thanks
I'd like a tutorial of that powerfull forehand flick 🤯🔥💥!
Can you greet me in the next video ?
Nice idea!!!! Waiting for the powerful forehand flick in the future bro :)
@@MLFMTableTennis Is it tuned with baby oil or with commercial booster? how many layers ? What hardness of h3 neo you used? 2.2 or 2.15 thickness National/provincial/commercial?
Sir I'm planning to use Hurricane 3 Neo..So is it compulsory to boost the rubber and use or I can just straight away use it..Can you please clear my doubt🙏🙏
You dont need to boost. Boosting makes it faster
Some youtube videos made me purchase a DHS H3 NEO in the first place . But the rubber is setting on my desk from yesterday and I am afraid to give a try . Some people said do it and it will work . some said 2 layers of baby oil are too much and it will make the topsheet separates from sponge and Some said any amount of baby oil will ruin the rubber. Also it is cold now in my area and I am wondering leaving the rubber 8hrs to dry will be enough or not ? Hope to have your advises. Thanks
Did you boost it? Experience?
Is it possible to play with H3 neo on backhand?Using topspins, backhand flicks and etc.
Yeah, If the technique is good, you should try.
Very nice shots and control. what blade you used in this video?
Maybe a little late now haha but he used viscaria u could see it
Does the oil absorb into the wood of the blade? I would think that would ruin the blade after a while. (New to boosting)
No if you wait for at least 12 hours after process, it will be totally fine tried it worked but i did with paraffin oil
How play with long pips
make an video please
Good video 👌
YOU ARE WEARING HURRICANE 3 NEO PROVINCIAL OR HURRICANE 3 NEO COMERCIAL?
menor de azul , joga facil!
Is it tune with baby oil or with comercial booster?
I am relatively weak now due to age .. but interested on Hurricane 8 (I have ZJK ALC) .. any idea coach how does it perform? anyway thanks to upload the video as always
I use H3 neo on my Zhang Jike ALC. It performs quite good, but only if you know how to use a chinese hard tacky rubber. Zhang Jike ALC has good feeling and speed, and H3 neo makes every single topspin very spinny. notice that I use it without booster so it'll be different feeling.
Compared to tensor rubbers, H3 neo is slow, but it lets me hit the ball harder. Also notice that my backhand rubber is a Donic bluefire M2, and it makes H3 neo more bouncy.
Eiji Muroya thanks a lot for sharing your experiences .. I am old school boy and was idle for about 25years not playing table tennis I am amazed by the sport how to evolve (you can guess now that I must be 50 years old plus plus) .. cheers up !
@@eijimuroya8402 any suggestions for backhand rubber $20-$25? I'm planning on getting a custom setup with the tibhar ronin 6
IF you are weak dont use H3.
It is blue sponge or Orange
🏓👍
Is it the provincial or commercial version of the rubber?
there is no commercial blue sponge version. so it is at least provincial if not national version
@@IHadToChooseThis1 i do not see a blue sponge on his forhand, so my question remains
@@IHadToChooseThis1 was it orange? (commericial and also neo prov comes in orange.
have you tried without removing the glue?
It works if I want to Boost a Tenergy 05?
DOnt
0:15使い回しのラバーやん！
縮みすぎw
Is this commercial h3 or provincial
Please make sia-unstable ma long version
どっちもメガネでわかりにくん
Chinese rubbers are for Chinese only. Best for attack, worst for defence. In order to get their potential you must have perfect footwork, technique, hips, waist an also committed to hit at full power all the time. Stay away lazy players or all-rounders based on blocking game.
Salvador, we do not have to be chinese to use chinese rubbers. It would be more accurate to say that forehand chinese rubbers are made for Chinese forehand technic players.
@@tonetruiz claro, también puedes jugar con gomas de 53°, por jugar, se puede. Otra cosa que sean las más apropiadas para un jugar aficionado o no.
Solamente creo que no es adecuado decir que las gomas chinas solo las pueden usar los jugadores chinos.
Tampoco es cierto que van mal para defender, conozco a jugadores defensivos que juegan con Hurricane 3 con mucho éxito.
@@tonetruiz sí, es posible, pero sí son chinos no los cuentes, que ellos usan todos H3, sean defensivos u atacantes. El resto de defensivos de clase mundial no chinos, ninguno usa H3.
don't tune with baby oil the boost is low quality. many composants are not useful. you better make some research and make your own recipe. it's easy to do and very high quality boost. baby oil is for noobs.
Give us a recipe then. Couldn't find one anywhere.
Recipe please!
Give us your recipe bro !!!! Please
The true recipe is to try your own methods . This is what I did and worked for me.
1. Tried it out with no booster to get a feel for it.
2. Removed and put 1 thin layer of baby oil on. Then tried again. It still felt slow for me.
3. Removed and tried a second layer of baby oil. Tried again and started to feel fitting my game.
After my experience trial and error, I now boost 2 layers of baby oil directly onto the new rubbers. The baby oil last the longest compared to any other boosters out there. I normally replace 1 rubber every year and I only have to boost one time for every new rubber.
Adding PS: the key of boosting the Chinese rubbers is to make the sponges softer so the ball can sink into the blade to go out faster. Therefore the number of layers of oil you put on depending on which blade you use. Also I recommended to wait at least 12 hours between each layer of oil. The last layer I wait after 24 hours or longer before I glue it on the blade.
@@nn0424 what rubber did you use and what hardness