For those of you who dislike the newer DHS rubber with half-tacky topsheet, Neo TG2 is still as tacky as back in 2008. Just put 3 layers of booster and it will actually perform a very descent job. High spin potential than H3 provincial for sure.
The last stock I bought was in 2018 and it was...
Would you be able to compare R53 with H3 Prov in terms of:
Arc
Feel
Short service
Short game
Spin in counter topspin rally
Ease of lifting backspin
Thanks
What a fantastic match!! I would say we have two winners - FZD and Boll.
Well if you take into account Boll's age and slower pace, you can see Boll has outperformed anyone at his age group.
So congratulations to both FZD and Boll.
Your videos are in great quality and good frame rate. You can easily cast any video to a tv these days. I don't understand why people have issues with downloading your videos.
Great work by the way!!!:D:D:D
Can you upload the video for Austrian open mens final? I will watch it before checking...
Nice to hear your story, your perseverance and hardwork. I understand it's a real pain without a coach in the early phase. Lucky you didn't give up otherwise we would've lost a great tt player :):D:D
What's your style?
TBH Chinese rubbers barely sell well outside China. Most people use Jap or Euro rubbers and there are plenty of choices.
I respect your choice. And your choice is not difficult to make.
Yeah I agree. You have a built-in style that you are comfortable with. At the amateur level many styles can flourish. We don't have to follow the pro. But with the newer ball hitters are gaining more advantages anyway ;)
These are top-notch quality. I fully enjoy that. You have brought table tennis viewing quality to the level of FIFA World Cup!! Thank you
We should make a thread just for high-quality videos on important matches.
Natioanal 42 hardness. But pro can hit every stroke consistently strong. Many of us aren't capable of and don't need national rubbers.
Provincial 39-40 would suit most amateurs.
No, OS is more lively than BS. Anothet factor to consider is the hardness. For hardness 39-40 it's ready to play provided your stroke is strong enough to engage the sponge.
If it's 41degree many people aren't strong enough to engage the sponge therefore need a few layers of boosting.
There are two options for H3 on BH. I have played with both:
1 - Provincial Neo H3 at 37degree
https://www.prott.vip/Product-Details.aspx?productcode=H350
2 - H3-50 at 37 degree
https://www.prott.vip/Product-Details.aspx?productcode=H350
Both are easy to play, linear response and great...
Ok. Hurricane and tuning is a complex topic.
First Hurricane 3(H3) has the following versions:
Commercial H3
Commercial Neo H3
Provincial H3 blue sponge (BS)
Provincial Neo H3 BS
Provincial Neo H3 orange sponge (OS)
Nittaku Neo H3 OS
National H3 OS
National H3 BS
National Neo H3 OS
National...