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DHS hurricane neo 2 or neo 3?
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many people glaze a rubber (its their favorite so they rate it higher then it is)
Because of this many rubbers get high ratings.
a 1/10 score on spin isn't bad itself, it is just many arent objective and cant measure it with rpm.
Speed is terrible with a 1/10 rating. As every rubber behave different on different strokes. Counters are fast with Hurricane 3 neo, but passive blocks slow. Etc etc
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Yea but if they have a fav rubber there's a reason for that isn't there? And I think people are being honest there because there are also bad reviews. Etc. I mean ur right.. people will give more points to their fav rubber but there's s reason for that imo. But u are suggesting staying with european/japanese style rubbers?
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if money is not a problem, its cheap enough to buy and try
but it is very different.
if anyone in your circle uses it, maybe you can first borrow and try
worse case is, you don't like the H3 and just put back the previous Rozena
you haven't shared much info, so impossible to really make any other suggestions
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Yeah, I'm pretty confident in my technique but yeah. Also ty for the help. I'll buy it at write here how's it going!
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If you want something a bit easier to play with, try at least the provincial blue sponge version, or the Friendship 729 Battle 2 provincial blue. The Battle 2 has a bit lower throw than the h3 (its probably meant to fill the role of the H2), but is much easier to play with - the sponge is much more reactive and alive.
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For me it was the other way around. It was much easier to generate spin with the blue sponge version compared to the orange sponge.
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Based on previous I recommend Butterfly Glayzer 09C. It's a hybrid, no need to boost. I have it on my fh. G09C sounds good for your playstyle. Or maybe softer hybrid like tibhar mk fx but I haven't tried it yet.
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i wouldn't know what works for you, i always recommend EJ buying hurricane 3 neo 40d province orange sponge atleast once.
I don't get advantage from sticky rubbers, so i lime european/jap style more.
But i know many like chinese rubbers, i also did for a long time
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H3 is a wonderful rubber, I get more spin with it than anything else I tried. The talk about it being difficult is hugely overstated. You will need to hit with a harder swing and the best way to do this is to engage your body. The only thing is that it’s a dog from position 3 (far behind the table) but I rarely get that far behind.
It’s easier to perform a brush loop but harder to engage the sponge. That comes from the lack of catapult. I have played with it for > 6 months now and it has definitely improved my FH.
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It’s easier to perform a brush loop but harder to engage the sponge. That comes from the lack of catapult. I have played with it for > 6 months now and it has definitely improved my FH.
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I agree that orange sponge is easier to play with. Blue sponge has lower throw.
Blue sponge has higher top end speed but at the lower speed, orange sponge, especially after being boosted, feels livelier.
None of the commercial orange sponge, however, has tacky top sheet. But it is still like Dignics 09c level of stickness so start with commercial orange sponge to see if you like Chinese rubber first before upgrading eventually to provincial blue sponge.
I always recommend 39 degree to start off with.
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neoH2 with booster coz the loop has such low throw and if it goes over the net, you'll feel like being hit with a crack c0c4in3 shot up your nose. It is so darn addictive. The operative word here being, IF it goes over.
The loop is so low, it is like skimming on the surface of the table.
The loop is so low, it is like skimming on the surface of the table.
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I'm with Tony. The transition from Rozena to any China Rubber (H2 or H3) will be difficult to do and will most probably end up in frustration.
I would suggest going slowly with harder rubbers. Start with something like XIOM Vega Pro H and get familiar with harder sponges. You may then transition to Joola Tronix ZGR and from there the step to H3 Neo is possible.
I would suggest going slowly with harder rubbers. Start with something like XIOM Vega Pro H and get familiar with harder sponges. You may then transition to Joola Tronix ZGR and from there the step to H3 Neo is possible.
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