What rubbers to choose? Beginner penholder, Yinhe E3 Blade

I love Xue Fei · Feb 10, 2018

Hello all! This is my first post on the forum so I hope I don't look stupid, haha!

I love Xue Fei and would LOVE to play like him. I have decided on the Galaxy Earth-3 blade after doing some research (because I wanted something similar to a Nittaku Violin but without emptying my pockets) and I'd like to use DHS Hurricane 3 Neo on my forehand, and haven't decided on my backhand rubber yet, which I'd also like to be not too expensive. Also, if you think I should get a different blade, then please do say so! And finally, I don't know what degree hardness/sponge thickness I should get for the H3 Neo, and again, if you guys think I should get something different for my FH, please do say so! Much advice is appreciated!

dominus7 · Feb 10, 2018

I love Xue Fei said:
Hello all! This is my first post on the forum so I hope I don't look stupid, haha!

I love Xue Fei and would LOVE to play like him. I have decided on the Galaxy Earth-3 blade after doing some research (because I wanted something similar to a Nittaku Violin but without emptying my pockets) and I'd like to use DHS Hurricane 3 Neo on my forehand, and haven't decided on my backhand rubber yet, which I'd also like to be not too expensive. Also, if you think I should get a different blade, then please do say so! And finally, I don't know what degree hardness/sponge thickness I should get for the H3 Neo, and again, if you guys think I should get something different for my FH, please do say so! Much advice is appreciated!

Buddy I have the same blade, my setup is Jupiter 2 as forehand and Venus 3 as backhand, very controllable, very good spin, not much speedy when you loop, but when you smash is awesome!

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yuri.saldon · Feb 10, 2018

I think the softer hurricane 3 is better for begining (39 degrees I think).

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I love Xue Fei · Feb 10, 2018

Awesome! Thanks for your reply, do you use penhold too? And how easy is it to serve, is the dwell time nice? Any more info about the blade would be awesome

yuri.saldon · Feb 11, 2018

I love Xue Fei said:
Awesome! Thanks for your reply, do you use penhold too? And how easy is it to serve, is the dwell time nice? Any more info about the blade would be awesome

No, I'm shakehand.
Serve is one of the points h3 and tacky rubbers are superb.
A coach in my club that teach a lot of penholders recommend something like yasaka extra offensive to rpb penholders players but I don't know if paired with hurricane 3 it will be too hard. Well penholders users will give more info.

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yogi_bear · Feb 11, 2018

Sanwei Taiji and Ultraspin are all very good rubbers and are very cheap.

James Livesey · Feb 12, 2018

Focus 3 snipe, tinarc 5, mark v. Pick something soft and light. It will be kind to your wrists and give good control. Although i don't recommend it, the tacky skyline 360 is cheap and good.

darucla · Feb 12, 2018

Many CNT penholders use Skyline rather than Hurricane rubber, due to the pimple alignment. You may wish to look into that.

James Livesey · Feb 13, 2018

I prefer skyline 2 to hurricane 3, but there's not much in it. Trouble is, whereas h3 is easy to get a hold of blue sponge and provincial, the skylines not so much.

dominus7 · Feb 14, 2018

Those are the rubbers, spinny, controllable, decent fast and cheap, if you are a beginner no need MX-P by experience is too explosive and less controllable in passive blocks

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