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Most (all?) are made in China, so it's probably best to compare them to other Chinese-made rubbers.

"Seleted"? I assume they mean "selected", but to make a spelling mistake???

I've heard similar claims about the Donic J series, I wonder if they're similar in that respect?

I like to play some pokemongo. Gets me out of the house and doing some walking :) . I also enjoy the PvP aspect, to test my skills against other players around the world.

I haven't compared provincial versions, but I would have glued hundreds of commercial ones over the years, both neo and non-neo, and the neo almost always feels significantly lighter, even when marked with the same hardness. I say 'almost' because there will always be some exceptions, with DHS's...

Hurricane 3 Neo is similar and lighter.

I think it was DTTW where he was a mod, if I'm not mistaken... PPP can confirm.

I don't think it is. Golden tango is tackier and slower. K2 may be the same as the Golden Tango PS though.

ROFL My thoughts exactly! I've clicked on it so many times accidentally! :ROFLMAO:

I can't see the video..."Video unavailable This video has been removed by the uploader"

Amazing, thanks for posting Matt! Wow, 1/30? You'd think he could slow it down just slightly, to vastly improve the margin of error.

I'd like to get me some of your magic lacquer that adds negative weight! :cool:

That's the kind of review I really like! He points out the pros and cons of the rubber, how it compares to other rubbers, and how it's more suitable for some players, but definitely not all. Although I've only had a short hit with the rubber, my findings were very similar...perhaps that part of...

The irony is of course that the lacquer has added weight, and this weight may be as much as the increase in weight from moisture. :ROFLMAO: Still worth it though I agree.

I suspect it's the same technology as the new Donic Bluegrip J-series, which also claims a slightly tacky topsheet (the promotional picture show the ball sticking to the rubber), but these are also virtually non-tacky although extremely grippy.

If you still have the cut-off of the rubber you glued on, try and test glue removal on that piece to find out what works, before you try it on you bat.

It could well be the rubber, but it can be technique as well. I assume you're looping a topspin? If so, if your stroke is not fast enough (which can happen if you don't get to it quick enough) the trajectory will be much lower and the ball less spinny. This does not happen so much with...

I think you would make an excellent moderator Tony. I agree though, you'd have to be much more careful what you post, some people will treat you differently, and you'll probably lose some friends as well. It's both an honour and a burden. :)

Very nice!!! Hope the temperature/humidity is bearable :eek:

I agree, absolutely!