Best booster for tenergy?

Will definitely have to try it

taczkid wrote: based on what I found out about it, it dries in 3 hrs and you are ready to assemble, not like some boosters you have to wait days to assemble. Based on this it seems as it works more like a speed glue then booster... I would be very interested to try it, but not sure where I can purchase it.

It dries in 15-30mins on bare sponge to be correct, completly disappear and very clean to be glued.
I used to bought 5 (five) litres of Axel at the time is was famous (2008-2009)
However I know its formula, then I start to make booster mysefl.

based on what I found out about it, it dries in 3 hrs and you are ready to assemble, not like some boosters you have to wait days to assemble. Based on this it seems as it works more like a speed glue then booster... I would be very interested to try it, but not sure where I can purchase it.

Where can you get Nittaku Axel?

chop4ever wrote: taczkid wrote: Did anyone tried more than 1 booster on Tenergy and can share which one worked the best? Yes. I have tried almost all of them And I have tried more than in the list (Nittaku Axel, Stiga Extreme, TRF,...) The best booster is not on the list, and the worst boosters are preferd the most in here!

What is the best booster?

Did anyone tried more than 1 booster on Tenergy and can share which one worked the best?

Didn't like my 64 boosted though...

I noticed that many Tenergy users start to boost after ABS ball arival...

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igorponger wrote: jpenmaster wrote: Tenergy + booster = waste of $75...     Yes it is, undebatably. There was a specialized study (not for public knowledge) on boosters conducted by RITC science team, and they proved a harmful effect of boosters on ANY porous rubbers. THINK TWICE BEFORE YOU BOOST THE COSTLY RUBBERS . Yes, you're right indeed.   All those Boosters and Tuners will ruin the porous rubbers pretty easily. This is the very reason that Butterfly Tenergy warning a customer on each rubber envelope "Avoid oil and organic liquid on rubber". After being treated with boosters, the porous rubbers will degrade dramatically in 15 hrs playing or so.   This is no matter for professional players who used to replace their rubbers every single week, and it would be some a tragedy for most of the commoners, given the Tenergy marketing price of 70 USD a piece. https://tennis-tavolo.com/threads/studio-cinese-sui-booster.45893/#post-559061

Edited by SmackDAT - 04/14/2018 at 3:47pm

bbkon wrote: chop4ever wrote: bbkon wrote: I dont know what booster bty use to make tenergy but I know that some female pro players carry butterfly booster in their bags By misinterpretation  I could consider it is a big joke for me.... And in that situation I would be very curious to know how it works... a little metal bottle with no label inside the bag of korean player in the US open a coach bought the bottle

As I know long ago, there was a kind of 150ml tin bottle but it was from Nittaku, not BTY.

bbkon wrote: I dont know what booster bty use to make tenergy but I know that some female pro players carry butterfly booster in their bags

By misinterpretation  I could consider it is a big joke for me....
And in that situation I would be very curious to know how it works...

chop4ever wrote: Tassie52 wrote: in the thread FITeT: Cheaters No Passaran !! Pushblocker wrote: Boosting (other than done by factory) is ILLEGAL and nobody seems to complain about it..... Let the record show I am complaining about the use of boosters.  It is illegal. Disagreed It is called sustainability if the voc is under the limits is legal

Tassie52 wrote: in the thread FITeT: Cheaters No Passaran !! Pushblocker wrote: Boosting (other than done by factory) is ILLEGAL and nobody seems to complain about it..... Let the record show I am complaining about the use of boosters.  It is illegal.

Disagreed
It is called sustainability

 



Edited by chop4ever - 04/12/2018 at 9:24pm

The main reason for boosting Tenergy here is to make it faster.

Has anybody thought about reviving and old ternegy, which has slippery dried topsheet or shrunk too hard?  In this situation we must tune up both sides, to raise the grip of the topsheet and springiness of sponge.

Has anybody wonder which booster BTY manufacturer has used on their Tenergy and why it takes 11 years from 2007 but ENS still can't make the same rubber? is the secrete on the sponge, or the topsheet?

Has anybody thought about an alternative solution to renovate an ENS rubber to be closer to an Tenergy? As its price is increasing because there is nothing else could imitate its playing characteristics.

4Rs sustainable solution: Reduction, Reuse, Recycle and Recovery

If you don't damage the sponge buy that terrible parafin oil base booster, then we could apply 4Rs in Tenergy.
Reduction: If we can't avoid using it, then use when it is really needed. Don't overbuy them. Some could keep the edge to glue another sheet of Tenergy. Yes it works great in training and coaching.
Reuse and Recover: don't throw it to the bin, we could reuse it 100 hours more! My student bought one T80 and used it for 1 year in State Comp and National Comp, then gave it to his younger brother to use on penhold BH. After a year, the rubber looked dried and dead, they gave to me. I reboosted it, then glued to my training bat to play vs them. It performs like a new rubber in my hand!
Recycle: after it is finally dead, we could boil or iron it to separate the topsheet out, the sponge could be glue to shortpips topsheet or longpips chopping style.