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DHS has the Star series. Hardness can go up to 42.5.

Stiga cybershape in penhold. See video

With the same hardness and colour of sponge, TG3 is faster and has better feeling than H3. Due to the softer topsheet the ball sinks deeper into TG3 than H3, hence better feeling. The harder topsheet of H3 means higher spin potential.

Wait for second hand. I got my letter W968 as second hand. Half the price and the feeling is good because it is the old batch.

Hardness of the 4 classic DHS topsheet: H2>TG2>H3>TG3 With the same sponge hardness, a TG2 feels harder and requires more impact than a H3. TG3 performa better than H3 in some aspects such as feeling, speed and linearity. The harder the topsheet, the better in short game and higher spin...

I said that. There are 16 different techniques for TPB. This article talks about 8 of them. Sorry all in Chinese but some gif

Not interested neither unless I have too much money to buy it for collection.

It’s quite hard to tell without the official DHS card. the other thing is the letter W968 has a slightly larger dimension than the commercial version. Length can measure between 160-162mm. I can’t remember the width.

not sure what is short touch. But the second video is about side chopping.

The guy in red, can flick a short game. The funny thing is, his flick may come as top spin or back spin.

No need to, I've played blue sponge provincial for so many years.

I am at the crossroad of changing my style. I started out as a penholder, attacking FH from all angles. And I naturally step away from the table so I played spinny game from mid distance. Two years ago I changed to shakehand which greatly improved my FH loop consistency. Yet I still attacked...

It’s not for everyone. For me ESN rubbers are too bouncy for me. For that price range #80 performs really well against ESN rubbers.

DHS rubbers are slower than Euro/Jap rubbers at the same hardness due to the tackiness. So no fuss.

Love that match. Kang displayed the strong desire to win despite the 2:9 score. Impressive counter attack for a defender. I would like to see him play in the final!!!

Thanks Peter for the review. It looks impressive. Victas has made some descent rubbers lately. It says V>20 uses Chinese rubber geometry, does it mean the topsheet has short pimple to improve short game? Is it completely non tacky? I played with Victas TDE, loved the blue sponge and plays just...

Another important factor to consider, the thickness and hardness of the topsheet. For example, TG2 topsheet is thicker and harder than H8. So a 39 degree TG2 feels harder than a 41 degree H8. Same story goes among ESN rubbers too.

Given its price tag of $400USD, it's not too bad for a golden version. Golden Viscaris is hiking up to $800USD now. Testers in China say the Golden HL5 is less muted than W968, faster with low impact and easier to play with.

The #80 sponge is a ESN killer. It's very lively, provides clear feedback, fast and generates a decent amount of spin.

He used to be in the Chinese national team