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Primorac Carbon with Dignics 64

Most likely, yes. The Dignics 05 would be bouncier and faster. You are also likely to experience a softer feel from the 05. Maybe you would access the spin easier.

As far as I know, the Dignics 05 is harder and a little stiffer, so a little less bouncy than the Tenergy 05. Overally slower on softer contacts, but faster on harder hits. Also, the control you get is highly depending on your technique.

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Since April 2022.

No, I did not say it is slow. I actually have quite a bit technique to make full use of this rubber. I am not saying it is as easy as with a hybrid, but not bad. I am only concerned about the possible slowing down after that 2-3 weeks, when the factory boosting evaporates. Or does this make the...

I am about to try Hurricane 3 Neo on both forehand and backhand and for this purpose I think I may want to learn to boost to have a little extra zing to my shots. But I have a problem, as many sources I find, as many routines they do. My question is, what routine do you have when it comes to...

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I see, thanks for the valuable information! I'll do that! Thanks for confirming! This is just what happens!

It does, I am able to spin the ball, but I am afraid the absence of tackiness reduces the spin I can generate. Any ideas? The strange thing is that somewhere I read it has no grip, only tack, but this is apparently not true, as I do not have the tack, but I can still grip the ball well.

Victas Curl P4, definitely. The most known chopping rubber.

I have bought a DHS Hurricane 3 Neo Commercial in 39 degrees hardness. Not tackier than my Rakza Z. Before gameplay, it is somewhat tacky, but after 5 minutes of playing, it completely disappears, but after gameplay and cleaning it returns. My question is, how is it possible that my H3Neo's...

I keep switching every 3 to 6 months.

https://www.butterfly-global.com/en/products/detail/73440.html Have you found this link? https://www.megaspin.net/store/product-reviews.asp?pid=b-cure-water Some reviews I have found...

Reglue the rubber onto the blade.

Understood! Then no reason for not giving a shot with this Commercial 39° version. Thanks for help!

True, then let's say... - high impact - trying to use my full arm and have no problem doing so - 39° - unboosted - orange sponge (presumably) - I guess new? - commercial What would you say?

So the humid conditions does affect the rubber. Thanks for confirming! Is it really as spinny as most say? Thank you for your input! That could be the case, no wonder as DHS has quite a bit of a unsatisfying quality control.

I am thinking of trying this rubber out for forehand. Seems spinny. How durable it is and how does it play in wet and humid conditions, as during summer it is a regular circumstance in my training. I am planning to use it 3-4 times a week, each session around 2 hours. Should I buy the 39° or 41°...