Differences between Sanwei Target National and Victas Triple Double Extra?

[Nukto]

What is the difference in speed, spin and control? Which one would go best with a 5-ply wood paddle?

 

[TensorBackhand]

These are 2 extremely different rubbers. TDE is extremely hard and dense sponge. It is fairly slow, but is good for very strong loopers. The topsheet is very tacky. The throw angle is medium.

STN is porous sponge, much softer, much faster. The topsheet is tacky. Depending on the version you have, the throw angle might be not just extremely low, but absurdly low.

 

[rbtitco]

I felt like tde played fast for a Chinese sticky rubber, but it's def heavy

 

[ThePongCommenter]

It takes a different level of EJ to abbreviate "STN" and "TDE" and expect most people to know what they are talking about. Might help to spell it out here...

 

[rbtitco]

Sanwei Target National. Some people are unsatisfied w/ the reduced Tack of H3

 

[Tony's Table Tennis]

I'm a H3NNBS person

 

[Nukto]

It takes a different level of EJ to abbreviate "STN" and "TDE" and expect most people to know what they are talking about. Might help to spell it out here...

Sorry. I've seen too many abbreviated names. I was referring to the Sanwei Target National (the new silver-cased version) and the Victas Triple Double Extra.

 

[Tony's Table Tennis]

Sorry. I've seen too many abbreviated names. I was referring to the Sanwei Target National (the new silver-cased version) and the Victas Triple Double Extra.

TDE = 6 extras

 

[TensorBackhand]

Sorry. I've seen too many abbreviated names. I was referring to the Sanwei Target National (the new silver-cased version) and the Victas Triple Double Extra.

I'm curious, has anybody tried the new silver case STN? Did they fix the throw angle or is it still low?

 

[SFF_lib]

STN is good to go straight out from the package.

TDE needs a few sessions to break in

STN less spinny than TDE

 

[mightymouse]

These are 2 extremely different rubbers. TDE is extremely hard and dense sponge. It is fairly slow, but is good for very strong loopers. The topsheet is very tacky. The throw angle is medium.

STN is porous sponge, much softer, much faster. The topsheet is tacky. Depending on the version you have, the throw angle might be not just extremely low, but absurdly low.

I was very surprised to see @TensorBackhand answered this question, as for me, I don't even know what the OP is asking.
Few replies ahead, it became clear now.

 

[Tony's Table Tennis]

I was very surprised to see @TensorBackhand answered this question, as for me, I don't even know what the OP is asking.
Few replies ahead, it became clear now.

It feels like tb is talking with tb