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review on Globe 999 national |
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WLiqin
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Posted: 05/13/2007 at 11:58pm |
I was wondering how this rubber is compared to TG3? Any opinions or reviews will be appreciated.
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yogi_bear
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the globe national black with blue sponge i have owned b4 is heavier by about 5 grams than tg3, tg3 is still faster and stickier both have better quality topsheet |
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creeder06
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so the national is heavier?? i thought it was supposed to be lighter??
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if table tennis is to sports, what star wars is to movies, then you must be chewbacca.
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O! Ju Qian
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i am not sure about the weight, but i think 999 is perfect for looping all types of shots. i find it a little hard to loop underspins with the tg series. if you want to kill an underspin, then you should go for a 999 nat. cause it's much easier to loop with. i have to say that 999 nat. is bouncier than the tg series.
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O! Ju Qian
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you really can't go wrong with this off rubber.
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ttman
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ya im with him on that one the whole dhs line is over rated
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O! Ju Qian
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i don't think there's any rubber that would outbeat the quality of 999 nat. even a regular 999 plays better than a H3.
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ttman
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i perfer the red 999 national for your style the black is probably better but if u get off the table the black is very hard to use, whats ur rating if u dont mind me asking
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Wawaicetea123
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g999 is great
even the old sheet im borrowing has herculine spin
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creeder06
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do the red and black play alot different?
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if table tennis is to sports, what star wars is to movies, then you must be chewbacca.
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WLiqin
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thx for all the advice and feedback guys. Im really considering the 999
nat. but like creeder what is the difference between black and red?
Black more tacky?
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haggisv
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black is a fair bit more tacky... red is only mildly tacky.
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creeder06
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oh ok how would you compare it weight wise to say ( trying to think of a rubber that is simaler) cream transend or skyline 3
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if table tennis is to sports, what star wars is to movies, then you must be chewbacca.
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The sponge is quite dense, making it quite heavy, but this is probably what makes it unique. It's heavier than cream trans, not sure about skyline 3. I personally don't like heavier rubbers either, but I can't get the same feel with other sponges, so that's the price I pay...
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Madbrazilian
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You might have already answered this, but how does this rubber compare to a commercial version of H3?
Does this rubber glue up well? Does it react better than H3? Thanks |
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mozzy
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Would g999Nat red have better control for use on b/hand than black, considering i play over/close to the table?
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yogi_bear
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i think they have both the same speed and control ideally with only a little bit of difference on the spin favoring the black one.. i weighed the 999 black national against the tg3 and its heavier by 5 grams
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