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    Posted: 11/18/2009 at 4:34pm
Hey guys,

I'm looking for a BH rubber. I mostly loop and block from the BH and I'm using a 550 Blue thunder blade. My level is around 1700-2000 but that's thanks to my FH. My BH is probably around 1200-1400.

Anyone have used Globe 999 Special Pro Version for National Team
and comment on it? Either FH or BH?

I'm looking at this website: http://ttnpp.com/shop/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=4_83.

If you can recommend any rubber from this website (The chinese rubbers) for my BH, I would greatly appreciate it.

In addition, I don't want a particularly fast rubber on my BH, I just want to develop a nice and consistent BH.
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It is a very nice rubber, indeed close to H3 Pro. But it is very heavy... also very tacky and spinny. Hard-sponged if you are not tuning it up ...

Frankly I do not think this is a very good rubber for BH (especially if you are  around 1400 level there). Get something softer and more forgiving. If you like mildly tacky rubbers get LKT Rapid Soft or Palio CJ8000 Biotech 36-38 Japanese Sponge or Tuttle Beijing II 38. If it turns out to be a tad too soft for you, get Darker VLON-S Silver or LKT Rapid Speed or a slightly harder sponged versions of Palio or Tuttle rubbers I mentioned above.
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Don't go with chinese rubber on your backhand, I agree with Jimt.
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LOL... all the rubbers I recommended for his BH are Chinese (except Darker). You probably meant that he shouldn't play with old-style hard Chinese rubbers. If that's your suggestion then I do agree there...
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Hey Jim, that website doesn't have the beijing 2. They only have the 3. Do you think the 3 with purple sponge, is a good BH rubber? Would it be a good rubber for a not-so-good BH?
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That website looks strikingly similar to pingpongonline.com but there are different rubbers on here.  Where is this one out of?
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Originally posted by pipigrande pipigrande wrote:

Hey Jim, that website doesn't have the beijing 2. They only have the 3. Do you think the 3 with purple sponge, is a good BH rubber? Would it be a good rubber for a not-so-good BH?


http://ttnpp.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=4_76&products_id=238
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Originally posted by bull_harrier bull_harrier wrote:

That website looks strikingly similar to pingpongonline.com but there are different rubbers on here.  Where is this one out of?


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Are they reliable JimT?
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I have no idea but I have seen some members mention this shop before - saying they bought stuff from them already. At least, it didn't disappear right after they did that Tongue
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This shop is reliable! I can vouch for it. Communication was not very fast, but still manageable. The shipping was very fast. I had ordered Haifu Water Solubility Bond from their shop. 
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Originally posted by pipigrande pipigrande wrote:

Hey guys,

I'm looking for a BH rubber. I mostly loop and block from the BH and I'm using a 550 Blue thunder blade. My level is around 1700-2000 but that's thanks to my FH. My BH is probably around 1200-1400.

Anyone have used Globe 999 Special Pro Version for National Team
and comment on it? Either FH or BH?

I'm looking at this website: http://ttnpp.com/shop/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=4_83.

If you can recommend any rubber from this website (The chinese rubbers) for my BH, I would greatly appreciate it.

In addition, I don't want a particularly fast rubber on my BH, I just want to develop a nice and consistent BH.


 
dont know why they call it national version if nobody in the nat team i s using that, wait!! what team are we talking about?..i think should be named expensive version
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I have used Globe 999 national on the forehand for a while and it is great. Unfortunately they have not come out with a tuned version yet but it looks like this is what the Chinese team is using for 999 now:

http://eacheng.net/index.php?act=detail&ID=2688

I will be buying this and trying it out soon.
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Originally posted by Thaidog Thaidog wrote:

I have used Globe 999 national on the forehand for a while and it is great. Unfortunately they have not come out with a tuned version yet but it looks like this is what the Chinese team is using for 999 now:

http://eacheng.net/index.php?act=detail&ID=2688

I will be buying this and trying it out soon.
 
I bought some 999 National in China ,the black had blue sponge and the red had orange sponge, Whilst I havnt used since comming back .I did one training period in China I and found with proper stroke play it would be a good Backhand rubber
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