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Chinese manufacturers offer completely different rubbers—ones with a unique vibe that makes them valued. For high-speed rubbers it is... -
Egon replied to the thread Chinese rubbers fast as an European?.Chinese manufacturers offer completely different rubbers—ones with a unique vibe that makes them valued. For high-speed rubbers it is... -
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Where is Rakza made? Xiom makes their rubbers in Germany as well, is it Korean or German?
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Here we go again... 16 blades for immediate sale, that I will start posting next week. I know I always say this, but I think we have... -
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Hey guys, with some delay, but before it gets blurry I want to mention the fights where I struggled. So, I struggled a lot with Alex, a...
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piligrim replied to the thread Chinese rubbers fast as an European?.It doesn't matter where it made. Toyota cars made in many countries. so its Japanies cars or Canadians or Americans or Europeans?
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Lostboi replied to the thread Chinese rubbers fast as an European?.Thanks!! -
The whole point of the Zyre rubber design was to max out sponge thickness by trading in top sheet thickness. 2.5 defeats the purpose...
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Grahf replied to the thread Chinese rubbers fast as an European?.definitely mid -
Haito replied to the thread Chinese rubbers fast as an European?.Where is Rakza made? Xiom makes their rubbers in Germany as well, is it Korean or German?
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piligrim replied to the thread Chinese rubbers fast as an European?.ESN rubbers its Andro, Donic and Tibhar. Its all german companies so ...
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Lostboi replied to the thread Chinese rubbers fast as an European?.If I swap a Tenergy 05, do you think it would suits better the Moon 53 soft or mid?
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Haito replied to the thread Chinese rubbers fast as an European?.Welp, we call the the ESN rubbers often German rubbers, so...
