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I want know that pips rubbers are good for chopblocking , push , and normal block close to the table on BH. I not want to chop near table again because my chop too high ( easy for my opponent to hit my chop )

Now I use Tibhar COS 3 and Grass D.tecs OX. D.tecs too fast for me. Maybe I need more practice or buy another LP ?

I read Curl P-H , Hellfire , Curl P3a good for chopblocking

My game is of attack on FH and defense on BH (chopblocking).


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I don't think you need a new rubber but for the style you mention, 1.2mm sponge is way too thick for close to the table.  That is why it seems too fast.  Simply remove the sponge from your DTecs and play with it OX.  You will be amazed at the difference.  To remove the sponge, simply place a sheet of paper over the sponge (with the pimples facedown) and apply a hot iron to the paper.  The glue holding the sponge to the topsheet will melt and then you can gently pull it off.  Be careful the topsheet does not get stuck together or bunched up.  Keep a sheet of hard plastic or a rubber protector sheet nearby so you can stick the topsheet to it to keep it flat.  Good luck!
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Giant Dragon Dragon Talon National Team!! That's what I'm using and I love it! Especially on a balsa blade, that rubber is perfect for blocking close to the table.
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Originally posted by kevo kevo wrote:

I don't think you need a new rubber but for the style you mention, 1.2mm sponge is way too thick for close to the table.  That is why it seems too fast.  Simply remove the sponge from your DTecs and play with it OX.  You will be amazed at the difference.  To remove the sponge, simply place a sheet of paper over the sponge (with the pimples facedown) and apply a hot iron to the paper.  The glue holding the sponge to the topsheet will melt and then you can gently pull it off.  Be careful the topsheet does not get stuck together or bunched up.  Keep a sheet of hard plastic or a rubber protector sheet nearby so you can stick the topsheet to it to keep it flat.  Good luck!
OP said he used OX version. Anyway, try Dragon Talon or Joola Badman Reloaded, both are the slower version of DTecs 


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The long pimple rubbers have the minimum of friction , if you have not improved 
( complying with the Regulation ) 
their reverse spin is limited , the best alternative to the old vitrified are today 
antitop frictionless that with the right treatment can improve them by increasing
 the very inversion of the spin and replacing the sponge with the right polymer slow them down .
The Italian the best antitop after being modified is considered the ABS DR.Neubauer and 
Bufalo dr. neubauer while the original materialspezialist TRANSFORMER ANTI
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this is the best Italian player that use "antitop frictionless "
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMlqYqQljEk
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Originally posted by Pushblocker Pushblocker wrote:

Giant Dragon Dragon Talon National Team!! That's what I'm using and I love it! Especially on a balsa blade, that rubber is perfect for blocking close to the table.


A slower version of Long Pips by Giant Dragon is Cropcircles which is good for chop blocking, seems to have better control than my friends DtecS, both in OX.

It depends on which style you want to play. Watch some of the latest PushBlocker videos at YouTube.

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Originally posted by Pushblocker Pushblocker wrote:

Giant Dragon Dragon Talon National Team!! That's what I'm using and I love it! Especially on a balsa blade, that rubber is perfect for blocking close to the table.


Is the Talon a hard pip?  I use Scylla Sword OX.  It's good for chop blocking and hitting.
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Originally posted by mts388 mts388 wrote:

Originally posted by Pushblocker Pushblocker wrote:

Giant Dragon Dragon Talon National Team!! That's what I'm using and I love it! Especially on a balsa blade, that rubber is perfect for blocking close to the table.


Is the Talon a hard pip?  I use Scylla Sword OX.  It's good for chop blocking and hitting.
Is Scylla as soft as Neptune? Talon is softer than Neptune (like 37.5 to 48.0).


Edited by Egghead - 04/15/2016 at 4:09pm
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Originally posted by Egghead Egghead wrote:

Originally posted by mts388 mts388 wrote:

Originally posted by Pushblocker Pushblocker wrote:

Giant Dragon Dragon Talon National Team!! That's what I'm using and I love it! Especially on a balsa blade, that rubber is perfect for blocking close to the table.


Is the Talon a hard pip?  I use Scylla Sword OX.  It's good for chop blocking and hitting.
Is Scylla as soft as Neptune? Talon is softer than Neptune (like 37.5 to 48.0).


I haven't used many other LP's, but I'm told that the Sword is a hard pip.
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Originally posted by gnopgnipster gnopgnipster wrote:

From personal experience... Globe 979 OX 

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Originally posted by Pushblocker Pushblocker wrote:

Giant Dragon Dragon Talon National Team!! That's what I'm using and I love it! Especially on a balsa blade, that rubber is perfect for blocking close to the table.

Unfortunatly in my country no one sell GD . My seller recomend me to play with Dr Neubauer Monster Classic or Curl P-H. Is it good ?
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Originally posted by felixchrissandy felixchrissandy wrote:

Originally posted by Pushblocker Pushblocker wrote:

Giant Dragon Dragon Talon National Team!! That's what I'm using and I love it! Especially on a balsa blade, that rubber is perfect for blocking close to the table.

Unfortunatly in my country no one sell GD . My seller recomend me to play with Dr Neubauer Monster Classic or Curl P-H. Is it good ?
You need to buy GD online (cole, tt-store ....). I believe most of us do the same as well.
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Originally posted by Egghead Egghead wrote:

Originally posted by felixchrissandy felixchrissandy wrote:

Originally posted by Pushblocker Pushblocker wrote:

Giant Dragon Dragon Talon National Team!! That's what I'm using and I love it! Especially on a balsa blade, that rubber is perfect for blocking close to the table.

Unfortunatly in my country no one sell GD . My seller recomend me to play with Dr Neubauer Monster Classic or Curl P-H. Is it good ?

[DIV]You need to buy GD online (cole, tt-store ....). I believe most of us do the same as well.[/DIV]

Okay thank you . What about i use Neubauer Monster Classic or Curl P-H ?
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Originally posted by Egghead Egghead wrote:

Originally posted by kevo kevo wrote:

I don't think you need a new rubber but for the style you mention, 1.2mm sponge is way too thick for close to the table.  That is why it seems too fast.  Simply remove the sponge from your DTecs and play with it OX.  You will be amazed at the difference.  To remove the sponge, simply place a sheet of paper over the sponge (with the pimples facedown) and apply a hot iron to the paper.  The glue holding the sponge to the topsheet will melt and then you can gently pull it off.  Be careful the topsheet does not get stuck together or bunched up.  Keep a sheet of hard plastic or a rubber protector sheet nearby so you can stick the topsheet to it to keep it flat.  Good luck!
OP said he used OX version. Anyway, try Dragon Talon or Joola Badman Reloaded, both are the slower version of DTecs 
woops!  i went by his signature.  still stand by what I say. COS 3 is not a fast blade. DTecs is not too fast a rubber for it either as it has great braking once you learn to play with it.
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I recently started to explore blocking off the bounce (if done well it drives opponents mad) - Defplay with Dornenglanz OX seem to work pretty well, requires practice and touch. 
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One of my club, he uses Dawei 388D ox . This version has very long pip. He chopblock close to table and make really hard to return the ball.
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Originally posted by gtx634 gtx634 wrote:

One of my club, he uses Dawei 388D ox . This version has very long pip. He chopblock close to table and make really hard to return the ball.
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I think one of your clubmates, he uses Dawei 388D-1 ox.
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Originally posted by gtx634 gtx634 wrote:

One of my club, he uses Dawei 388D ox . This version has very long pip. He chopblock close to table and make really hard to return the ball.
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Originally posted by Egghead Egghead wrote:

Originally posted by gtx634 gtx634 wrote:

One of my club, he uses Dawei 388D ox . This version has very long pip. He chopblock close to table and make really hard to return the ball.
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Originally posted by skip3119 skip3119 wrote:

Originally posted by gtx634 gtx634 wrote:

One of my club, he uses Dawei 388D ox . This version has very long pip. He chopblock close to table and make really hard to return the ball.
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I think one of your clubmates, he uses Dawei 388D-1 ox.
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He used to use 388d-1 , He told me 388D is much better then 388 D-1
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] Originally posted by gtx634 gtx634 wrote:

One of my club, he uses Dawei 388D ox . This version has very long pip. He chopblock close to table and make really hard to return the ball.


yes,currently using this on Defplay I found 388d ox better control with more passive reversal than 388d-1 ox,one of the best.
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Originally posted by felixchrissandy felixchrissandy wrote:

Originally posted by Pushblocker Pushblocker wrote:

Giant Dragon Dragon Talon National Team!! That's what I'm using and I love it! Especially on a balsa blade, that rubber is perfect for blocking close to the table.

Unfortunatly in my country no one sell GD . My seller recomend me to play with Dr Neubauer Monster Classic or Curl P-H. Is it good ?

Don't like either of those.. Is Tibhar Grass D.Tecs available where you are?
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Originally posted by Pushblocker Pushblocker wrote:

Originally posted by felixchrissandy felixchrissandy wrote:

Originally posted by Pushblocker Pushblocker wrote:

Giant Dragon Dragon Talon National Team!! That's what I'm using and I love it! Especially on a balsa blade, that rubber is perfect for blocking close to the table.

Unfortunatly in my country no one sell GD . My seller recomend me to play with Dr Neubauer Monster Classic or Curl P-H. Is it good ?

Don't like either of those.. Is Tibhar Grass D.Tecs available where you are?


PB what about Globe Mo Wang II OX ? Have you tried it ?
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