H2 vs H3 vs TG2 vs TG3 (neo)

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They have a rubber called lidu Gold.

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Edited by panany - 09/25/2016 at 6:31pm

For me the best is h3 :)

Edited by panany - 09/24/2016 at 9:55pm

I tried H3 neo, on few blades (carbon and wood) and even after few sessions couldn't return incoming topspin ball (even block) on the other side of net, everything into net. Backspins I could attack succesfully.

danjacob02 wrote: Sorry about reviving this thread. I've been using H3 Neo on my FH on my DHS Fang Bo ALC blade. Which is a really fast OFF+ blade. I'm thinking of changing to a TG3Neo. What do you think? Thanks :)

Why ? what are you trying to gain by changing ?

hut8 wrote: they are all sh#t.

Care to expound a bit?

jas_kidd32 wrote: Which of these Neo rubbers are ideal for close table cpen play?

Probably any of them will work fine, assuming one has the proper technique. However, if you go by who uses them: Skyline 2 and Skyline 3.

Ma Lin uses the former and Wang Hao uses the latter. (But in reality, neither probably uses anything similar to the commercial version. Just pick a rubber and get used to it .)

 

mon22 wrote: hey guys i just glued up my H3 Neo on my sk7. Wow i land most of my shots... a bit slow compared to my former rubber (dhs g888), BUT sooo much spin.   but coming from 2.0mm DHS G888 and going into the 2.2mm H3 Neo i kinda lose the feeling of my shots.   Also with Sriver G3 in my BH my new set up is CRAZY heavy!!!

Slower than G888 2.0 I really like G888 and find it anything but fast, so if H3 Neo is slower it sounds like no go for me. On the other hand if ppl say that TG3 Neo is faster than H3 Neo I'll gladly go for it. I liked a lot the original TG3. BTW how's the tack of the TG3 Neo and is there a difference between the black and the red? Is the TG3 Neo lighter than the original? Anyone?


Edited by Kolev - 08/04/2010 at 7:23am

I've used H2 neo and TG3 neo, both similar speed, the only reason H2 maybe faster is because it flys straighter and as such simply covers less distance and so arrives in quicker time :). Both of them are faster than H3 anyway, which like all other medium-higher throw rubbers burns off half it's energy during the flight. Neos are a more bouncy than the normal commercials. But they are still a bit dead feeling, for me I agree, the less life in the sponge = the better the rubber :). H2 is difficult to learn to use but it's really something special once you can take control of it

Anton Chigurh wrote: I don't want to get into an "argument" with anyone, but I'm going to go out on a limb and make an "objective" claim that I think almost everyone will agree with: Neo H3 is definitely the slowest of all the Neos. Without question. Absolutely certain.

agree that the h3 neo is slower than the h2 neo and the skyline 2 neo (but i don't know about the skyline 3 neo because i have never used it)

DreiZ wrote: i guess not gonna try tg3 since its faster than h3 neo, and imo h3 neo is pretty fast... how about the speed of h2 and tg2 neos compared to h3 neo.. someone? tia

I don't want to get into an "argument" with anyone, but I'm going to go out on a limb and make an "objective" claim that I think almost everyone will agree with:

Neo H3 is definitely the slowest of all the Neos. Without question. Absolutely certain.

h3 neo and tg3 neo are my favorite chinese rubbers, and they are very similar. tg3 neo is faster and harder, and very slightly tackier. if you have control of the rally, tg3 shines, especially flicking and playing right at the table. if you arent dominating the rally and are forced to react, h3 performs better. tg3 tends to land just an inch off the table and tip the net a fraction more. i would like to try tg3 again but i do not want to spend the $20 because i am almost positive i will come to the same conclusion. both are fantastic rubbers