Hello sir,Thank you Andrea for your detailed reply back! As soon as its on the Chinese market I will definitely give it a try.
I have 2 more questions, and that is how does it compare to standard target national? I've tried your target national before, and loved it for its feeling compared to typical Hurricane 3, although maybe slightly worse it was a great alternative for the price.
Secondly, I'm currently using Hurricane 3 provincial orange sponge 41º on the FH with 2 layers of haifu, if I had to get CP-tuned 41º do you think I would need booster, or since the sponge is more elastic how would I know how much to use to transition from H3 to this.
Thank you for long your long genuine reply.![]()
70+/-1 gCan I ask how much the rubber weight uncut please?
I actually think it is ALL marketing 🤣 🤣 🤣It's mostly marketing nonsense mumbo jumbo to try to differentiate a product that's not really that different.
Hello hope you are good!, for a player with 2 years of experience what forehand could you recommend me that if possible not requires booster, I am still struggle a little with opening backspin, so would like sometjinv like in 39 degrees a little forgiving, which target you think could fit me?Hello sir,
Good to see you,
For your one question: they are different rubbers; Target National is the feeling like mixed/ hybrid rubber.
Target CP-T is tougher and has more strength, and with Target National, you get the feel of European tension rubber when blocking. Target CP-T, however, places greater demands on your fundamental skills; it requires you to generate power correctly, but it will certainly reward your efforts.
As a speaker of the brand, I don't recommed to put booster on the sponge; I think you can have a try without any booster. And based on your feeling, then put booster on it.
After all, it is not a very tradition chinese sponge; the spring of it is pretty good.