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Recommendation replacement for Haifu Shark II? |
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parker 
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 Topic: Recommendation replacement for Haifu Shark II?Posted: 05/25/2015 at 2:31am |
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Hello all, I've been using Haifu Shark II for a couple of years now, but it is getting rather hard to find any more. I was wondering if anyone who had played with it, might know of a rubber with similar characteristics, as I like the style of it. Low throw and spinny, very slightly tacky and a somewhat soft sponge.
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asifgunz
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Posted: 05/25/2015 at 4:26am |
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Tibhar grip s is in the same caliber, made by haifu.
Donic traction is also worth a mention, that is if haifu stepped up their quality. I believe tibhars pressure on haifu's qc is far more superior to donic's . So grip s is the way to go. Some people have found big dipper to be a candidate at softer sponge (38 tuned is the softest they come from what I know) . I would like to hear more opinions myself. Because whale 3 and shark 3 are superb rubbers and candidates for shark 2 should be a viable (slower in my scale ) candidate for shark 3 |
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