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Hey Reiin
I got them from TTProvider, they are the official bats that the players used in the China Open 2011. You can tell the high quality of the rubbers and blades. You can see the air bubbles in the blades... look fast
It's right they're real. Forgot about that, the real photos is from this thred of an chinese forum http://www.guott.com/tt/dispbbs.asp?boardid=69&Id=417794
A user called atv from mytabletennis.net also posted them in a thread there.
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He changed - they do it all the time but the most of the time he has been playing with Skyline
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Yeah that's true, but he has changed since then... these pictures are taken from the recent China Open
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Sriver on BH seems very possible considering most of WH's BH loops and flicks are extremely spinny and relatively slow compared to other backhands. Of course there are not many penhold backhands to compare
But I believe those are real, why would it be not possible to take a picture of them while they are being checked by the umpires.
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These are great photos. Thanks Dan, once again. Excellent info. A picture is worth a thousand words. Funny, I just recently switched to Skyline III on my forehand not knowing that Ma Long and Ma Lin Wang were using that rubber. I thought they were using Hurricane III. Wang Hao, I think has been using it for a while. I had used Skyline about a year ago and really liked it so I decided to try it out for my forehand as something less expensive than Tenergy. It is a little hard to get used to it after Tenergy. I think, Tenergy is more versatile and has more control but it is good and I still need to get used to it. The guy who runs the club I play at in NY goes to China a few times a year and gets rubbers straight from DHS so he gets the good stuff rather than what you would get if you ordered it from a distributor. But it still needs to be boosted to stand next to Tenergy.
There is a real difference playing with a hard, tacky rubber rather than Tenergy but it is pretty decent for the forehand. Who knows, if I play with it long enough I will see if it works for me. Thanks again Dan, for the great photos.
There is a real difference playing with a hard, tacky rubber rather than Tenergy but it is pretty decent for the forehand. Who knows, if I play with it long enough I will see if it works for me. Thanks again Dan, for the great photos.
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Intereseting how ma lin uses bryce speed fx, as far as i am aware all of the chinese national team players use nittakui glue (atleast 3 layers). however alot of the rest of the chinese players (that are not well known) will use dhs (double happiness glue).
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Wow! Nice thread Dan! Thanks for the information and the pictures!!
Amazing ^^
The most of them use Tenergy ^^ and then DHS Skyline or Hurricane ^^
Amazing ^^
The most of them use Tenergy ^^ and then DHS Skyline or Hurricane ^^
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Great pictures! At least we now know what they are using. The rubbers are mostly, H3/S3 on forehand and Tenergy on backhand.
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