Anyone tried Hurricane 9?

[ericd937]

I just noticed a table tennis shop right around the corner from my apartment. I'm not sure how I missed it. They have Hurricane 9 Blue and Green for sale at a reasonable price. What could I expect from these rubbers? Are they slow like unboosted Hurricane 3? Do they require boosting? I couldn't find a whole lot of info about these online. Anyone try them yet?

 

[Tony's Table Tennis]

Blue one uses 22# sponge, same sponge as the H3 blue sponges. Top sheet isn't as grippy, so the rubber feels more bouncy.

Green one use the 80# sponge, same as H8-80, but to me, the H9 80# sponges are very brittle, and tear way too easily.

I don't like the topsheet, I don't like both sponges.
They are faster than unboosted H3, they don't need boosting.
I wold rather go with H8-80 than H9-22/H9-80.

 

[bobpuls]

i bought the violet and green versions in 37 hardness
i really like how the violet perform on bh side , but what i didn't like after one hour of playing

but instead of this it is really good rubber suitable for bh on offensive blade

 

[Tony's Table Tennis]

i bought the violet and green versions in 37 hardness
i really like how the violet perform on bh side , but what i didn't like after one hour of playing

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but instead of this it is really good rubber suitable for bh on offensive blade

its a waste of money
if a "chinese rubber" can't sell in China, then you know why

 

[bobpuls]

its a waste of money
if a "chinese rubber" can't sell in China, then you know why

its not ... actually i prefer this rubber over others i have tried in many years ...the build quality hopefully change in near future. And at the end i bought it from China .

 

[Tony's Table Tennis]

its not ... actually i prefer this rubber over others i have tried in many years ...the build quality hopefully change in near future. And at the end i bought it from China .

well, enjoy then
the quality has been terrible for almost 2 years now