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megaworld
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Purchased Kokutaku Weizhou No. 1 Super 3008. Shake hand FL. 9mm. 109g! Only 2 left at the shop and the lighter one's grains were sloping. 109g had straight grains. Made a mistake with the rubbers, Victas Triple Double Extra max and Kokutaku G-10 red sponge max. Total weight 210g/210+g, heavy! However, didn't feel heavy when playing. Rather the issue was with the rubbers. Very controlled set-up; slow. No hinoki feel! However, I was able to return many balls back to the table but easier for opponent to block my smashes. I guess I'll use it to improve my techniques before replacing them with faster rubbers, maybe back to H3NPBS40 and D80 or D80 and O7. Else, back to T25, per my previous Nittaku Jpen.
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Tinykin
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Yes, I have D09c 1.9mm on one of my blades. Works great. I also use Globe 999 national (supposedly ). For my level the Speed 90 is so fast and direct that there's no need to boost any 'Chinese-type' rubbers. I have tried H3, G999, T05, T05H, D80, D05, D09c. I found T05H the most fun and D09c the most reliable. By reliable, I mean that it's the rubber that best allows me to get the ball on the table when making those awkward, difficult half-strokes when under pressure. That's probably why so many players have it on the backhand side.
Edited by Tinykin - 09/07/2021 at 7:32am |
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Darker Speed90 Rubber Fh and Bh DHS Hurricane 3, 39/38deg Delusion is an asset |
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Yes, I have D09c 1.9mm on one of my blades. Works great. I also use Globe 999 national (supposedly ). For my level the Speed 90 is so fast and direct that there's no need to boost any 'Chinese-type' rubbers. I have tried H3, G999, T05, T05H, D80, D05, D09c. I found T05H the most fun and D09c the most reliable. By reliable, I mean that it's the rubber that best allows me to get the ball on the table when making those awkward, difficult half-strokes when under pressure. That's probably why so many players have it on the backhand side.
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How is T05H most fun? Rubbers in consideration for the Kokutaku 3008 are: FH: H3NPBS40, O7Guang/Ying, Aibiss, D80, T05H, R53, BlueGrip C1/C2 BH: H8-80, O7Guang/Ying/Tour, T25, R53/R48, PK50 I have not tried D09c but I heard that it is 'mushy' for a hard rubber?
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How do you put the quote in a box?
Between, my other blades are: Septear: H3NPBS40 and O7Guang Hibi-O Tour: O7Ying Lessons learnt of the Hinoki: - 7-ply ≠ 1-ply - 1-ply Kokutaku ≠ 1-ply Nittaku ≠ 1-ply Xiom |
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