729 Bloom series. Anyone?

I've been using it for a few weeks on a training racket, it is ridiculously good value. I put it on a faster blade and it still has great spin and control. I have arc series on the forehand and spin on the back.

My opponents have trouble blocking my topspin, and I have immense control all the while.

I know 729 bloom is ittf Larc but the topsheets don't have the logo and code. Will they have ittf stamped ones any time soon?

Edited by jk92 - 11/10/2018 at 12:44pm

Bloom Power is ITTF 27-012 and

fmarek wrote: Thanks for the info! May I ask what is your blade and hardness numbers of your rubbers?  Is top sheet tacky, lets say if compared to H3 or to 729-08 ES ? Thanks again!

I have them on a Palio Way 004 (koto outer with carbon 2nd layer)

I have arc 45 on the forehand and spin 45 on the backhand. The tackiness is less than hurricane 3 and the sponge is not very lively but is soft and very spinny. Produces a really good spin and arc on brush loops. I was able to counterloop with serious ease and a xu xin like side spin counter loop was able to put away the rally.

Edited by jk92 - 11/11/2018 at 12:49am

I just got sheets of Bloom Arc and Bloom spin, both black, both H45.  At $11 each, it's just a bit of fun.  Both are very tacky, neither have ITTF logos, look well-made.  Arc has the shortest pips I've ever seen on an inverted rubber.  Any shorter and they wouldn't exist.  Will report back about how they play.