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  1. Anyone tried Xiom Tau II?

    Great. No, I'm not into boosting. Trying to keep it simple. :) I feel that the H3N doesn't give me enough speed sometimes away from the table. I can't brush the ball long enough, and ends up almost doing a flat lift to get it over the net :) This might sometimes come out of not having enough...

  2. Anyone tried Xiom Tau II?

    Sorry. I found this just now. https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?22740-Xiom-Tau-II Great review Yogi_bear :)

  3. Anyone tried Xiom Tau II?

    Hi. I'm using DHS Hurricane 3 NEO 41 deg and 729 Battle Provincial Gold on forehand now. Anyone here who have tried the Xiom Tau II and can do a comparison to H3N and B2? It looks a bit interesting... :)

  4. Seeking OFF inner carbon blade with good feel / control

    DHS Power G 5X is quite nice and not too fast...

  5. San Francisco looking for training partner.

    No, at the time I think I used the Yinhe MC-4 and 729 V6, perhaps a tiny bit slower.

  6. changing H3 NEO 37/ 2.15 to H3 NEO 40/2.15...........

    It's a different bounce. :) Perhaps it has something to do with that the top sheet is softer than in the H3N rubbers, and it's less spin sensitive, but blocking was great for me with F3S. For a While I altered between TinArc 3 and F3S, but I must say that I found the F3S a bit better in all...

  7. San Francisco looking for training partner.

    I didn't find either one lively at all. The 3-50 with some TinArc like sponge felt quite dead, and the H3N 37 deg was a bit better for forehand looping game, but the harder the better kick you get out of it. Maybe they work fine on a really fast blade?

  8. San Francisco looking for training partner.

    I had a 3-50 2.1mm 37 deg with a weight of 46g cut to a normal blade. Didn't weigh mu 37 deg, but a 38 deg was 49g cut.

  9. changing H3 NEO 37/ 2.15 to H3 NEO 40/2.15...........

    I'm a guy with, let's say, not the best backhand technique. Though I'm used to H3N 39-41 deg on forehand, I'm not able to use softer versions for backhand in a good way. I tried the 37 & 38 deg on forehand, but it's no good. The speed is slower, and no kick/catapult as you get with the harder...

  10. changing H3 NEO 37/ 2.15 to H3 NEO 40/2.15...........

    Isn't that the 3-50 version?

  11. Welcome to TableTennisDaily 2.0 - Bug Report

    Hi again. It's not quite clear for me where to add a review for a rubber that's not already present in your rubber database. Can you please point me in the right direction?

  12. Welcome to TableTennisDaily 2.0 - Bug Report

    Hi. I'm not able to edit my equipment review. I have tried with both Edge and Chrome. Just a blank screen.

  13. Hurricane 3 NEO

    4 out of 5 rating for Hurricane 3 NEO This (commercial version) is one of the best forehand rubbers for me. I'm playing strokes with full body movement, and brush looping a lot, aiming for turning most back spin balls with a powerful loop.Now I have tried a lot of forehand rubbers in various...

  14. 729

    No. Sorry. I haven't tried this one yet. I'm actually about to order a HK1997 and the Palio Hadou Biotech +40. Then we'll see. Have anyone else tried these? Well. I felt that the Presto 44deg is perhaps at the same speed as F3S 46deg. The F3S gives me a bit more control, and the Presto feels...
  15. Hurricane 3 NEO

    Review by 'mocker88' on item 'Hurricane 3 NEO'

    This (commercial version) is one of the best forehand rubbers for me. I'm playing strokes with full body movement, and brush looping a lot, aiming for turning most back spin balls with a powerful loop.Now I have tried a lot of forehand rubbers in various hardness degrees. But I tend to return to...

  16. 729

    Hi. I've tried a couple of untacky 729 rubbers. Presto Spin 44 deg: Quite fast. Very nice looping rubber, but not very dangerous. Focus III Snipe 42, 44 & 46 deg: This one is really nice. I used the 42 & 44 for my backhand. Not so fast, but good control and sufficent spin. The 46 I tried on...

  17. Friendship Battle 2 rubber quality after 4 months

    Water, sponge, ordinary plastic freezing bag to store it in. I have rubbers since 35 years now, and they are great with just water + sponge and plastic bag. Just remember to clean it during training/matches as well. I guess you save some money by using water and cleaning sponges, so you may buy...

  18. Sanwei Target Pro Blue

    There are two different Yinhe Moon Pro. Hard and Medium. Perhaps even more types somewhere? :) I've tried them both. The Hard version comes domed out of the package, and feels like a faster Big Dipper with a little lower throw. The Medium version isn't domed. It feels like a totally different...

  19. Friendship Battle 2

    Hi Kuba. Have you found them less durable than other Battle II or H3N? Mine lost the tack in the middle, where I hit a lot just after a couple of hours compared to toward the edges... :(

  20. Friendship Battle 2

    I just opened a Battle II Pro Gold, 40 deg, and glued it to my Yinhe V-14 Pro. Now I haven't played a "real" game with it yet. But the feeling is really nice. Very tacky and the weight is nice. 63g uncut and 47g cut. It's 6g lighter on the blade than my B2Pro. The main difference for now is...
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