SOLD: W968 + Two H3 Rubbers (Prov Blue + National)

After December 2016, DHS largely stopped using the W968 designation.  To distinguish between commercial and pro (W968) blades you have to look at font, red card, and source of purchase.  If you know who Chen Chen is from TableTennisDaily, he verified the authenticity as well.  We can discuss more if you'd like.  Let me look for the pic of another W968 from the same batch I got from a reputable seller in China.

Lastly, you can trust prott.vip. Zhang Guozhi is a known seller in the circle and that's his site.

*July 4, 2017 Update:  Happy July 4th!  Played with my W968 for the first time yesterday!  If you can swing it, buy it!  Otherwise, the HL5 is almost just as good (80% as good I'd say, for 35% the price, worth it).  $150 for the combo setup, just trying to get rid of it now.

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*June 27 2017 update:  Price.  $178 net to me shipped is what I agreed with the original buyer.  I'll do $170 net to me shipped.  Trying to offload this awesome build.  Haven't played with it since I decided to sell for sure.  Doesn't feel right playing potentially someone else's setup.  Take it from me please, and treat it as well as I have.

EDIT: Just saw that you're asking about the rubber.  The same logic applies, but there are more legit sellers in China than there are for W968s, since the rubber is an official product for the public.

I bought one used sourced from prott.vip.  That's the only English site who sells genuine W969s as far as I know.  The owner is 张国智，a provincial player in China.

If you can speak Chinese, there are about 5 or 6 semi publicly known online sources anyone can buy from (if you have truly special personal connections that's different).  They are equally trustworthy.  I bought from shop of Guo Yan, the former World Cup champion since she picks the blade for customers.  Not saying she is better at picking blades than the 4 or 5 other sellers, but that's enough assurance for me.

By the way if you speak Chinese and do a search in Taobao or Tmall or JD for W968, you'll get more sellers than you care to deal with, but most are fake.  You can check with me if you'd like to buy.  I've done extensive research and investigation, and have connected myself with the actual owners of the legit sources.  

*June 24 2017 Update:  Buyer backed out after stringing me along for days and 30+ messages back and forth and hours of related time.  My time spent on a $ per hour basis is already > $ spent on the setup.  Frustrated as I may be, will try to sell this again.  Looking for quick sale online.  Otherwise will try selling offline to an acquaintance, gift to a someone, or keep for myself.

$190 net to seller shipped to lower 48 US; pics below:

Whole thing is a month old.  Maybe 12 hours playing time?  I've played some Fridays after work and one time at a local club.  

Towards end of May, I bought the HL 5 from Table Tennis 11, along with Andro Rasant Beat (max, red) for the backhand, and Yasaka Rising Dragon (black, max) for the forehand.  I’ve tried a couple rubbers out and researched reviews extensively, and believe these are really fitting.  The Rising Dragon's loop trajectory is awesome.  It produces an okay throw, but a not – so – high bounce after a well – executed loop on your opponent's side, so it requires your opponents to be of higher skills to maintain a rally with you.  With the Rasant Beat, it’s a tensor rubber that doesn’t catapult as much as Tenergy (can't remember if it was 05 or 64, but anyway), but still produce tremendous spin with decent speed for your backhand, which is physically weaker than the forehand, so this rubber is a great compromise between speed, control, and spin (think Mark V, but better in every regard, I'd know, cuz I came from playing Mark Vs, see my Yasaka ad archived below).

As mentioned in the archived section in the OP.  I'm selling because I like this blade so much that I got two W968s.  PM me with questions.

$60 shipped in lower 48, no haggle price, thank you!  Keep me posted.