Yeo and h3neo !

Hey guys!
Read so much about chinese rubbers that i couldn't resist myself from getting one. Hence i got two set ups.
1. Yasaka Ma lin extra offensive - h3neo black; lkt rapid speed red.
2. Dhs pg7- skyline 3 neo black;lkt rapid speed red.
Now using both set ups,i found 1 to be suitable as it was slow,as i needed control. But the problem was as all have said,inconsistencies in commercial grade rubbers of dhs.
The sponge is brick hard,which is not a problem,but rubber is not that much predictable to play. So what should I do?
Either to play for some time and let the sponge soften a little. Or use speed glue kind of,,here people tend to use Omni glue,,which is tyre puncture glue for cycles, which boosts rubbers slightly,and softens them. But since I don't know about chinese rubbers,I am afraid, as I might degrade them. Pls help me here.
I am intermediate player,,playing in college, and yes my footwork is not the best,but I am trying to improve as that's required in chinese rubbers.

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Thanks Paccheco, I think Baby oil should work. Can I also use it on topsheet? Or the smash thing is best ?
If anyone has got any idea about using cycle tyre puncture glues,would appreciate the help!

I agree ! I did play today,and involved my footwork more,,could play better. Since I am coming from european rubbers,I am having hard time. But yes I am slowly improving ! If anyone could suggest me the techniques I need to develop or changes I need to do,would like it!
Also,if someone has idea, is lkt rapid speed good enough for backhand openings,like Fan Zhendong does? Maybe my rubber hasn't been broken in.

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Battle II is supposed to be soft i guess @Spinwins ?

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Anders said:

First of all: The rubber ain't what makes FZD so good at backhand openings..

Second: Yes, it's good enough, are you?

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Haha Anders ! Not like FZD but yeah,,good enough. Still, learning is what one should do continuosly and that is what I like to do it !

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Hey guys, I wanted to do an experiment with my old mark v. Was thinking of changing the sponge as i feel too soft. Is it possible to remove sponge from topsheet? And I am thinking of having a hard sponge, need advice!


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No,the sponge is not separated from its topsheet. Also wanted advice which sponge to get as I want a med-hard sponge.
Now I too think that this is just time pass. I am just too kind to my old things, I don't like to give up on them, as they have been so good in the past, hence I just want to revive and modify a little bit. I think instead of experimenting, should give my old set up to any junior. Atleast they would use it happily.
But if anyone tried removing topsheet from the sponge and new sponges,available in market, which are of good quality...
Haha, I am lil crazy, I know

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Yeah upsideDowncarl, almost got used. Have got exams, hence haven't played for quite some time. But I have used adidas p5 also,which have been compared with t05, but I must say, h3 neo is different, but I can sense greatness in this rubber, just need to understand properly,,tame it. Then lets hope I defeat those champion guys in my college [emoji14]

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