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New sanwei rubber. It is a tuned target national.
Have you measured the hysteresis or is this just some impression? I can't really say I've ever used *any* rubber that didn't just become slower and less bouncy after use.Yes, FP is falco platinum. The massage gun is the cheapest one with cushioning ball attachment. I use a sheet of 729 super to cover the surface of the new rubber. I put the stack between 2 sheets of cooking paper and pressed with the massage gun most of the surface, from the sponge side. Sometimes I measure 1-2 degrees softening of the sponge, but most of the change is in the reducing of sponge damping, or energy loss during rebound.
I am using durometer on multiple points, from the sponge side. Bounsing test is subjective. After treatment the rubber is more consistent across the surface. My impressions are mostly on slow, middle to hard rubbers.Have you measured the hysteresis or is this just some impression? I can't really say I've ever used *any* rubber that didn't just become slower and less bouncy after use.
You should just measure the bounce height when dropped at low speed. The CR is highest at low speed, around 0.5 to 0.7, and the deltas will be the highest if there is any. I've only ever found lower CR which is consistent with breakdown of the sponge.I am using durometer on multiple points, from the sponge side. Bounsing test is subjective. After treatment the rubber is more consistent across the surface. My impressions are mostly on slow, middle to hard rubbers.
what do you think of pinyi cuifeng blue sponge 37-38 degree version?Cuifeng more heavy and hard and Chinese blue sponge like. Durability is very good. It's not that bouncy but not slow it's hard and quite fast. Needs good power to be hit through but if you manage to it's so good and rewarding.
I wouldn't go down to 37-38, unless for BH. FH I think it would feel too bouncy with not enough support for hard hits.what do you think of pinyi cuifeng blue sponge 37-38 degree version?
I always preferred h3 bs 39 because its easier to hit through, there was even a time where I used boosted h3 37 os on fh and liked it
wondering which version (37-38 or 39-40) fits me better since u said pinyi cuifeng is quite hard
My impression from using it for a few sessions is that it's pretty mediocre for a forehand rubber, but I thought it'd be pretty good for the backhand. Funnily that was also my impression of Jupiter 3 38A and they measure almost exactly the same hardnesses in Shore A and O on both sides of the sheet.Loki arthur china without boosting is pretty decent for backhand if you are not seeking really high speed hybrid