Chinese Pro Equipment - Rubbers and Blades

**Chen Chen** · 10-13-2017

I am happy to help you here if you have any questions about Chinese player's equipment. I will try my best and we can share knowledge together.

**prince121090** · 10-13-2017

Hi, can you tell me the differences between H3 rubber with orrange sponge and H3 rubber with blue sponge?

**SFF_lib** · 10-13-2017

Hi

Would be able to tell me the difference:

http://www.prott.vip/Product-Details...inicalblueN022

And

http://www.prott.vip/Product-Details...provincialblue

For the No.22 sponge I will apply booster. After that is there anything different between the two?

Passionate about TT

**Chen Chen** · 10-14-2017

Originally Posted by prince121090

Hi, can you tell me the differences between H3 rubber with orrange sponge and H3 rubber with blue sponge?

Orange sponge is more flexible than blue sponge, blue sponge is harder (same degree), more aggressive, throw angle is lower, ball drops more quickly, when it hits at the other side of table.

**Chen Chen** · 10-14-2017

Originally Posted by SFF_lib

Hi

Would be able to tell me the difference:

http://www.prott.vip/Product-Details...inicalblueN022

And

http://www.prott.vip/Product-Details...provincialblue

For the No.22 sponge I will apply booster. After that is there anything different between the two?

Passionate about TT

This one is made for the speed glue.
http://www.prott.vip/Product-Details...inicalblueN022

The other one is neo version, which has been tuned by factory already (a thin layer of glue on the sponge) you can use water based glue+ booster.

**Xanderngzien** · 10-14-2017

Whats the difference between h3 neo 2.1 and 2.15 and 2.2

**Shifu** · 10-14-2017

I know that one! 0.05mm!

If you boost heavily you usually use the 2.1 one so that you stay below 4mm after boosting.

**dominus7** · 10-15-2017

Hi, I have a doubt, xushaofa lsz is a good rubber for backhand? Or it's better other trademark?

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**Chen Chen** · 10-15-2017

Originally Posted by dominus7

Hi, I have a doubt, xushaofa lsz is a good rubber for backhand? Or it's better other trademark?

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Sorry, I don't have any knowledge about xushaofa rubbers.

**dominus7** · 10-15-2017

Yinhe makes xushaofa by the way

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**dominus7** · 10-15-2017

What is the difference between DHS h3 neo and DHS h8?

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**Chen Chen** · 10-15-2017

Originally Posted by dominus7

What is the difference between DHS h3 neo and DHS h8?

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Sorry, I don't pay a lot of attention on commercial version rubbers. Hurricane 3 neo has 3 versions.

**Chen Chen** · 10-15-2017

Originally Posted by Xanderngzien

Whats the difference between h3 neo 2.1 and 2.15 and 2.2

Neo version has 2.2 rubber sponge? Maybe commercial version? As far as I know, there is not much difference between 2.15 and 2.1. If you like boosting rubbers, 2.1 mm will be a better choice.

**matzreenzi** · 10-15-2017

Did DHS serial code verification on DHS website is the ultimate indication whether the rubber (non-commercial of coz) itself is genuine or not?

**MJB999** · 10-15-2017

Hi Chen

I'd like to try a Chinese booster but I am a little worried about the health issues.

I have just watched the latest EMRTHICH Youtube video on the subject and he warns about the dangerous chemicals in them, even if they are VOC. What is your opinion?

**ajtatosmano2** · 10-15-2017

Originally Posted by MJB999

Hi Chen

I'd like to try a Chinese booster but I am a little worried about the health issues.

I have just watched the latest EMRTHICH Youtube video on the subject and he warns about the dangerous chemicals in them, even if they are VOC. What is your opinion?

Boost in a well ventilated area. Don't smell it. That's all.

**bobpuls** · 10-15-2017

Originally Posted by MJB999

Hi Chen

I'd like to try a Chinese booster but I am a little worried about the health issues.

I have just watched the latest EMRTHICH Youtube video on the subject and he warns about the dangerous chemicals in them, even if they are VOC. What is your opinion?

do not take EMRTHICH seriously ... mostly it is just his opinion ...no serious based intel there

**MJB999** · 10-15-2017

Originally Posted by ajtatosmano2

Boost in a well ventilated area. Don't smell it. That's all.

Yeah but I would still be able to smell the fumes when I would be playing with the bat.

**MJB999** · 10-15-2017

Originally Posted by bobpuls

do not take EMRTHICH seriously ... mostly it is just his opinion ...no serious based intel there

Why would he bother lying about it? The points he made seemed genuine and valid.

**ajtatosmano2** · 10-15-2017

Originally Posted by MJB999

Yeah but I would still be able to smell the fumes when I would be playing with the bat.

Well, I meant by don't smell that to don't inhale directly. An important difference between VOC and boosters that VOC evaporates much faster, so you get much more unhealthy gases during speedglueing than during boosting. If you're so afraid, then don't boost. But I think the evaporating gases coming from boosters are nothing compared what your body have to endure (I choose this word for simplicity, don't pick at it) because of bad eating, short sleeps, inhaling car smoke, bad chemicals coming from other solvents you don't even know about...

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