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Blade DHS PG7, rubbers, Visnatura soft - backhand, Visnatura hard - forehand, Revolution No.3 100 ml € 106 with shipping.

Ask the manufacturer why there are such prices. Ask the sellers why there are such prices. Absolutely useless discussion.

I absolutely agree !!! I would add that glue is an important element of the game properties of rubber. I recommend using Haifu water-based glue in larger quantities. For those who like a softer feeling, I recommend applying Seamoon on more layers of glue. After the last layer, let it dry well so...

The price difference when buying compared to DHS D40+ on a box of 1440 pieces is: 240 USD - DJ40W DHS WTTC BALLS 580 USD - DJ40 DHS TOKYO BALLS

I would like to warn you in advance that I am adjusting all rubbers with a booster. The 729 Master GT 36 ° is very good for the offensive style of playing backhand on the OFF blade. The game is comfortable from all distances from the table. Personally, I would use the 729 Master GS for the...

Compliment !!! This is without comment !!! Understandably, clearly and precisely !!! Sport is effort, difficult on the training ground, easy on the battlefield. Anyone looking for relief with the support of a "tensor" right at the beginning will never be so good.

I have no comparison with any Eurojapanese rubber because I only use 729 and DHS sticky. I only tested the visnatura and it's been a long time. As I mentioned, the rubber was slightly boosted, so it accelerated and gained more elasticity. All non-sticky rubbers have a lower rotation than...

I tried 729 Visnatura in a soft version of H301 on the backhand. I adjusted the rubber a little with a booster. It was fast, it has a clicking sound. If you like Eurojapanese rubbers, I think you will like this rubber. Personally, I prefer sticky rubbers.

I do not take into account the final prices of sellers, but the purchase price.

Battle 2 in all hardness versions, 45, 47 and 49

Of course, traders make their own prices. The purchase price is the same for all hardnesses. The exceptions are the provincial and national versions.

Degree 38 at H3 is not so widely used. It is more of a rubber for a backhand or for a all-round player.

DHS H3 provincial is from hardness 38 to 41. For interest: N.GH2 DHS NEO HURRICANE 2 NATIONAL EDITION 2.1MM35 BLACK N.GH2 DHS NEO HURRICANE 2 NATIONAL EDITION 2.1MM35 RED N.GH2 DHS NEO HURRICANE 2 NATIONAL EDITION 2.15MM35 BLACK N.GH2 DHS NEO HURRICANE 2 NATIONAL EDITION 2.15MM35 RED N.GH2 DHS...

It's exactly as Der_Echte says. There is a very big mishmash here. The factory tuning of the H3N is as if there was none, everyone has to tune the H3N themselves.

There is an H3N degree 37 commercial, provincial and national. H3 commercial degree 37 will be later, because the price of transport from China is currently insanely high. The assumption is April.

Here are the DHS blades. Not all of them are there, the news is not published. http://en.dhs-sports.com/fb745d8b-3371-e283-904f-a2cb0f9fb76c/

If your game level is very good, you will definitely use boosted rubber. The best way to find out is to compare it. All top players use booster !!!!!!! You must not exceed a rubber height of 4 mm. Otherwise, everything is fine.

DHS DJ40+ is a model of DHS D40+. The DHS DJ40+ only has strict selection criteria. The Chinese Super League is played with DHS D40+. The price of DHS DJ40+ is 4-5 times higher.

You must apply a protective film to the adhesive rubbers after each play, otherwise the top sheet oxidizes and loses stickiness.

The booster is to ensure that the rubber is taut. Note that top Chinese players always have the edge of the rubber slightly bent upwards. This means that they do not wait for the rubber to level. The risk is that during intense play, the top sheet may peel off and a bubble may form. Multiple...