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DHS rubbers definitely work well with DHS’s own best selling Long V👍👍

That’s a good point. Never thought of that.

TPB can produce more variations than RPB. Ma Lin is the prime example. But the advantage of TPB relies on deceitful short game and various push close to table. It suits the old ball better as 40mm balls bounces lower and travels faster.

I have played every single variant of H3. if you are referring to commercial H3, it’s a lottery. Chinese users have tested and found dramatic difference from the indicated hardness. So if you buy 10 sheets of 40 degree H3 (regardless of Neo or not), you might end up with hardness in 38-41...

If you want long dwell time, good feel but a notch faster than korbel, I suggest you to go with a 5-ply with a hard top ply such as Stiga Intensity.

Haven't heard of Long 2 much. It will be difficult to find a used Long 3

Smooth surface usually means high craftsmanship 👍

I like to try it. And I prefer used blades which have better feel.

The recent success of Wang Manyu indicates that mid distance rally is a key in women’s game. It favours taller players. Let’s see if Miwa can grow tall enough in the next few years.

Agree. In fact using Ma Long’s exact setup can make someone’s performance worse.

Let's say Ma Long is using the National Neo H3 40 degree blue sponge. He wants a slightly harder sponge, DHS agrees to make a blue 42 degree sponge, glues the H3 sheet on the sponge. To me that's just another National H3 rubber manufactured by DHS, just for Ma Long. My question is, how does...

Some Japanese women athletes succeeded in the past such as Hirano and Ito. But they were merely a flash in a pan because the CNT studied them meticulously. What makes an athlete champion is that they must evolve over time. Unfortunately Hirano and Ito had not evolved enough to beat that CNT. I...

Try to avoid wooden blades with high flexibility. They aren’t linear and you will struggle with BH. Look for 5-ply all wood blade with a thickness of at least 6mm. The following blades are linear but not fast: Stiga Infinity Stiga Energy wood V2 DHS PG7 Nittaku S-5

Sorry I have to disagree. I’ve used T64, T05, D05 and D64. D64’s topsheet is slightly more tacky than T64. The D sponge is also slightly harder. As a result I find D64 less bouncy and more controllable. It beats a lot of rubber in terms of control.

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Anyone have a old Long 3 lying around?

Rakza Z is better than G1 in short game. G1 is bouncier and faster than Z. Speed: SZLC>Long V>Clipper Flex: Clipper>Long V>SZLC Looping (spin ceiling) Long V>Clipper>SZLC Blocking SZLC=Clipper > Long V It really depends on your game. Long V is for FH-oriented power looper. SZLC is for speed...

Yup that’s the case. Once the energy of the sponge is used up, further boosting will not curl the rubber at all.

Prott sells them. It’s a genuine seller.