Hello I want to buy this rubber, if you have used them could you give me your opinion please, I would like to know which of the two weighs more, which of the two has more catapult and with which you have to have the most refined technique, among other things that you want to add.
Hurricane Neo 3 Provincial ¿Orange or Blue?
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They are nearly the same rubber. At least in terms of what you arw asking.
The blue one though is way more unforgiving. Hard to predict for the opponent, which is good. But if you play without a developed close to perfect fh technique, the rubber alone will show you that.
I wouldnt recommend that rubber at all actually. It doesnt sustain that well compared to the orange rubber and it doesnt feel that good if it kinda forces you to errors, which wouldnt accur with the orange rubber.
I played both and now benched the blue one.
The blue one though is way more unforgiving. Hard to predict for the opponent, which is good. But if you play without a developed close to perfect fh technique, the rubber alone will show you that.
I wouldnt recommend that rubber at all actually. It doesnt sustain that well compared to the orange rubber and it doesnt feel that good if it kinda forces you to errors, which wouldnt accur with the orange rubber.
I played both and now benched the blue one.
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toooooo much choice!!
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toooooo much choice!!
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I’ve used N3 Neo, provincial in varying sponge hardnesses, but all have been with orange sponge.
Rubbers with blue sponge, like H3 National, which I tried boosted and in-boosted were hard work,
Skyline 3 provincial blue sponge boosted was much easier to use.
but I’d go with the orange sponge now.
Rubbers with blue sponge, like H3 National, which I tried boosted and in-boosted were hard work,
Skyline 3 provincial blue sponge boosted was much easier to use.
but I’d go with the orange sponge now.
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Just to make it clear before anyone misunderstands this.
"Blue is for smash" - These rubbers are damn tacky, and therefore not recommended for smashing at all. If you want to hit with this rubber loop or perform a topsping. Never smash. If you want to smash a really high ball, go and "twiddle" your racket and hit it with your backhand rubber.
The rest is kinda true either way.
They weight the same and lighter than European hard rubbers. I measured them. But if weight matter that much then you are probably better of with European rubbers as H3 requires a degree of work.
if you haven’t use any before then they are kinda the same.
if you haven’t use any before then they are kinda the same.
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