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nope just changed from tin arc 5 prov to h3 turbo and im wondering how to make it less tacky so its easy to block.
b2 is better imo
b2 is better imo
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Why not just buy another rubber that isn’t sensitive to incoming spin instead?
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Dude, the tackiness of the H3 is also an asset if you know how to se it
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Try H3 Orange Sponge Provincial or National, they are usually less tacky. You also have 729-08 Pro in 45 degrees, it's similar to a 37º degree sponge in DHS scale and the Pro version isn't as tacky as the Commercial version, I used both and I can confirm this.
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I'm not totally sure you want to use any of the H3 family (or any Chinese tacky rubber) for a playstyle centered around blocking. If you like B2 and it suits your game I would stick with it. If you want to mainly block I would switch to something Euro/Jap (or an inexpensive Chinese copy). Otherwise, if Chinese rubber is best for your game you'd be better playing offensively with that rubber and learning to read spin and block (only in emergencies) while keeping the tackiness.
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Battle 2 is possibly the tackiest rubber I've ever tried... At least the commercial version. Provincial version slightly less so.
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Thanks for all the info , i like the arc and aggressiveness (better then 05 IMO) , what i felt it was kinda like a more offensive tin arc 5 with spin thats about it just it for me
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Maybe you are correct, you should know more about tacky rubbers since you play with it. I agree that you can create more spin since the ball grip more. My thinking about spin sensitive and the tackiness were that the ball stays longer on the rubber because of the tackiness and because of the longer contact with the ball it will be easier to control the the ball and the spin. The hard china rubber is also not so bouncy. Compared to a regular rubber which is more bouncy, with less grip so the ball leaves the rubber faster, you get a shorter contact with the ball, less time and harder time to control the spin of the ball. But maybe im focusing to much on the time of the contact with the rubber. In my opinion when you do strokes is that, longer contact with the ball equals more control. But then again i do not play with tacky rubbers and do not know much about it so maybe im totally wrong. The way you reason sounds more correct if we think about short pimples and anti that have less grip and can not create as much spin compared to regular inverted rubbers. These rubbers are also not very sensitive to spin.
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You are not wrong about this. For soft touch shots, Chinese tacky rubbers are incredibly sensitive to spin. When you loop, tacky rubbers aren't as sensitive to spin. I think this is because most tacky rubbers are not as dynamic as grippy rubbers.
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