DISRUPTIVE LONG PIMPLES CLOSE TO THE TABLE

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About the yinhe rubbers from aliexperss in my opinion they are some random

even if u will order from same shop, same dealer u can get a same rubber but it might work completly different from the one u bought before - at this point that sucks.
It’s kinda like craft beer then.
Last month I ordered a Yinhe Neptune in 0.7.
What arrived was the OX in a clear wrapper. No label. 😂
I contacted them about it and payment was returned.
 
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Now I change for new rubbers to:
Yinhe Moxa Young OX no cured so approved LARC
Yinhe Moxa VVIP OX no cured so also approved LARC
How did you find these and what differences did you notice between the two?

I tried the VVIP briefly last night and it was surprisingly fast with good reversal, good for active blocks. More passive blocks, pushes and chops required a different angle than my Grass DTECS, so I'd need longer with it to adjust, but I think it could make a good alternative.
 
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Yes Sedis, are different rubbers, VVIP is faster & good for active and Young has dampening so better for passive.

About losing pips Young is more durable.

If you comes from DTecs no problem with VVIP & less with Young.
 
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Yes Sedis, are different rubbers, VVIP is faster & good for active and Young has dampening so better for passive.

About losing pips Young is more durable.

If you comes from DTecs no problem with VVIP & less with Young.
Thanks, that's helpful. There were conflicting reports about the differences, but it looks like VVIP was the right one to try.
 
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