looking for the best china rubber for flick

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Depends on your blade and level. H3N 37 needs a hard blade and/or strong BH. For example it feels incredibly too mushy on my W968, but fine on my Viscaria.

H8-80 and TG3-60 is much more lively and faster than H3N 37.

Dianchi 38 is also amazing. It's a bit hard but you can access high spin easily.

 
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Depends on your blade and level. H3N 37 needs a hard blade and/or strong BH. For example it feels incredibly too mushy on my W968, but fine on my Viscaria.

H8-80 and TG3-60 is much more lively and faster than H3N 37.

Dianchi 38 is also amazing. It's a bit hard but you can access high spin easily.

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Alright, For the Blades I use are very good for flicks, for levels, I'm still practicing. I play almost every day.

1. H3N 37
2. H8-80
3. TG3-60
4. Dianchi 38
5 ...
6. continue...

 
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looking for the best china rubber for flick
1. H3N 37 Degree
any other?
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You are just trying to make your life miserable aren't you?

OK, my opening phrase got your attention eh? Consider it as read-bait, he he he... 😜

Back to serious TT talk: Let us consider these two, arguably the top dog of TT; namely Ma Long & FZD.

ML uses 37 degree DHS NH3 whereas FZD uses Dignics on their BH respectively.

Comparing the both players, do you not notice that FZD BH flicks almost 99.99% of his return whereas ML doesn't; ML mainly pushes back.

Why is that so?

NB: But I'll experiment with my DHS H3 ( non-neo ) 37 degree at my next coaching session and try to BH flick using this rubber. Previous session, I used tensor rubber for BH flicks. Let you know next week.

 
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You are just trying to make your life miserable aren't you?

OK, my opening phrase got your attention eh? Consider it as read-bait, he he he... 😜

Back to serious TT talk: Let us consider these two, arguably the top dog of TT; namely Ma Long & FZD.

ML uses 37 degree DHS NH3 whereas FZD uses Dignics on their BH respectively.

Comparing the both players, do you not notice that FZD BH flicks almost 99.99% of his return whereas ML doesn't; ML mainly pushes back.

Why is that so?

NB: But I'll experiment with my DHS H3 ( non-neo ) 37 degree at my next coaching session and try to BH flick using this rubber. Previous session, I used tensor rubber for BH flicks. Let you know next week.

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Dignics, I think it's a luxury item..Bro
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Dignics, I think it's a luxury item..Bro
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My point is not Dignics per-se, my point is FZD uses tensor / spring-sponge / catapult type Euro rubber vis-a-vis ML using tacky non-tensor rubber. The BH response is different accordingly.

 
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My point is not Dignics per-se, my point is FZD uses tensor / spring-sponge / catapult type Euro rubber vis-a-vis ML using tacky non-tensor rubber. The BH response is different accordingly.

Gozo has brought up an important question - why do you insist on Chinese BH rubber? There are many affordable non-tacky tensor out there. They are much easier to use.

 
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Gozo telah mengajukan pertanyaan penting - mengapa Anda bersikeras pada karet BH Cina? Ada banyak tensor non-norak yang terjangkau di luar sana. Mereka jauh lebih mudah digunakan.

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Ooh..sorry, gozo is right,
I am wrong
what's so affordable and works well when flicking to receive service.

 
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You are just trying to make your life miserable aren't you?

OK, my opening phrase got your attention eh? Consider it as read-bait, he he he... 😜

Back to serious TT talk: Let us consider these two, arguably the top dog of TT; namely Ma Long & FZD.

ML uses 37 degree DHS NH3 whereas FZD uses Dignics on their BH respectively.

Comparing the both players, do you not notice that FZD BH flicks almost 99.99% of his return whereas ML doesn't; ML mainly pushes back.

Why is that so?

NB: But I'll experiment with my DHS H3 ( non-neo ) 37 degree at my next coaching session and try to BH flick using this rubber. Previous session, I used tensor rubber for BH flicks. Let you know next week.

DHS H3 ( non-neo ) 37 degree ===========================where can you buy this ???????????

 
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I would recommend avoiding anything expensive unless you're a top level club player, that and Chinese rubber loses its tackiness really fast. I tried the cheap orange sponge H3N and expensive blue sponge H3N and can't tell a bit of difference between them at my level, which is the lower end of club players.

I have a DHS Hurricane 8 Mid, 2.2 red for sale for $33 new in unopened package, but not sure about shipping. Trying to sell local first, but not having any luck. I switched to long pips on the red side, and switched grip to the Seemiller.
 
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I’m assuming this is all for Bh flicks?

I prefer Tenergy 64 as it has good speed & grip for this type of shot.

H3 has good spin and safety but really isn’t that dangerous in terms of speed. I started to hurt my wrist because I was over exerting to get speed… but I guess that’s also speaks to the safety H3 provides.

TG3-60 was pretty good with safety, height and decent speed- but T64 is really bread and butter here. No lack of spin either.

If it helps, I’m a penholder, so the mechanics aren’t exactly the same for shakehanders…

T64 = happy penholder wrist :)


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