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melarimsa 
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 Topic: DHS (Dipper or G555) ! ? ! ?Posted: 07/29/2006 at 1:36am |
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After many many days od searching and looking, reading and experimenting I finaly narrowed to 2 rubber that I may like on mine backahand but I need your help more now...Dipper 1.8 or G555 1.8 (2.0)
Anybody played with those rubber...which is slower ? which is faster ? which is spinnier ? which is better ? Or if you have any other ruubers to suggest please feel free I really need help on this...Mine forehand I decide is gonna be that new rubber from DEWEI - POWER 2008 in 1.8 (2.0)maybe So please HELP Sincerly Asmir from VERMONT |
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poonray
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Posted: 07/29/2006 at 3:45am |
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I think G555 is softer than Dipper. It should be played with 2.0 mm thick sponge is better.
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Posted: 07/29/2006 at 5:13am |
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I use the Dipper 2.0 black in Forhand . I don't glue . The rubber is medium hard . I play in loop with a lot of spin . The sponge Hardness is 41-43 � . This rubber is not sticky, but have a good spin .
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Speedplay
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Posted: 07/29/2006 at 1:38pm |
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Well, maybe I am wrong to give advice since I havent tried any of the rubbers that you have under consideration. But, still I cant help to think that a Globe 999 is a great backhandrubbber. Its a bit slower than G 555 (8 compared to -9 according to my supplier) but thats just to move up to 2.0 thickness. It gives on the other hand a bit moore spinn. I have played with it for a while using 2.0 or 2.2 and I like them both. Its also a rather cheap rubber wich is nice.
Lately I have started to use G DHS G 666 for my backhand wich is even greater for my, but since you are not looking for maximum speed I think that the Golbe 999 would be an exellent rubber for your backhand. |
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Posted: 07/29/2006 at 9:47pm |
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Thanks Guys...I need more people please...need hel tournament comeing and I wanna be ready to move to 1500 I am right now 1300...I have one month...please help...
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Well, to raise your rank I think practice is more essential then equipment 
I also think that one month is a little short time to get used to new rubbers, offcourse depending on how often/much you practise. If you still want to change your rubbers it would be easier to help you out if you told what you are looking for. Is it a heavy spin/a fast rubber/ a rubber that is easy to control? I myself am all into speed when it comes to my FH, so JUIC Couga is an exellent choise for me. As mentioned before I play Globe 999 or DHS G 666 for my backhand. They are both rather fast but not as extreme as Couga. I think that G 666 plays faster then both G 555 and dipper. Dipper is faster then G 555 and Globe is somewhere between the both of them. |
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Out of those 2 I like Dipper 2. BUT, I like Globe 999T. It is inexpensive, comes in a variety of sponge hardness, and isn't that heavy. Also, another inexpensive rubber would be Focus in 2.2. I'm not to keen on the 2.0, not enough speed for my taste. It is very elastic and has some good grip for topspin/loops. But if price is not a problem, you can't go wrong with Sriver FX and Bryce FX or Sriver EL for a little more speed. But at 2-3 times more expensive than the first two I mentioned, is a little costly. |
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melarimsa
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Posted: 08/01/2006 at 2:23am |
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I finally have decide...
Forehand DAWEI SUPER POWER 2008 1.8mm Backhand GLOBE 999 1.8mm Thanks to everybody on your inputs did help make easier choice... Sincerly Asmir from VT |
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Posted: 08/01/2006 at 2:33am |
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tell me how ur Globe 1.8mm work on backhand plz.
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Posted: 08/01/2006 at 11:20am |
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is there a particular reason why you choose 1.8 rubbers??
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Hi again...actually I just order last night rubbers so drop me a PM so I can tell you about it later...Also reason I order 1.8mm is this I HIT LOOPS TOO LONG (always just a nitch off the table) WITH 2.0mm I HAVE A VERY FAST & HARD BLADE (I am allrounder) SO 1.8mm I hope WILL Help and I really dont think there is SO BIG DIFFERENCE between 1.8 and 2.0 mm but main reason again is I think will help me get that ball right on the table... So do you guys agree with me or not... |
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Posted: 08/02/2006 at 2:04pm |
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Its ok to change to 1.8mm then, but perhaps you should just change your stroke a little bit...
Correct your stroke more upwards, not so much forwards. If you do, you could get even 2.0mm or MAX thickness for more spin... As for Dipper, I have one in red 2.0mm and its amazing. I use it unglued on DHS H-LG. It reminds me totaly to Bryce unglued, just a bit softer  .Crazy ! Blocks are amazing easy, Looping is so much fun, slow or very fast. Flips are as great as blocking with Dipper...I really like it, also it lasts long and is very cheap !! 
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melarimsa
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Posted: 08/02/2006 at 5:06pm |
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thanks Persson
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Posted: 08/02/2006 at 6:09pm |
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i also play dipper on forehand and dipper 2 on backhand.1.8mm great rubber is the dipper rubber in 2.0mm better to play???
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My Wood:Double Happiness MAGICIAN E 2 OFF My Fh Rubber:DHS Dipper 2 My Bh Rubber:DHS Dipper 2 |
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melarimsa
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Posted: 08/02/2006 at 7:33pm |
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I dont think so...I dont think there is big difference at all maybe 5-10% more spin...but hey that is what I think...what other people think please respond ?
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Posted: 08/02/2006 at 10:23pm |
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i tried dipper on backhand it has a good short game for a euro/jap type rubber. it is very spinny when you bh loop chops
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Posted: 08/03/2006 at 6:12am |
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Hey tt-jim,
I also like Dipper, but how is it with the Dipper Off blade ?? I was thinking about buying the Dipper-D02 Off+, but I dont know, if its fast enough... |
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Posted: 08/03/2006 at 8:35am |
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Hi P�r$son The Dipper Off Wood is perfect to controll and have a good speed and its a perfect combination for the dipper rubbers. but i will try the new chinese DHS rubber Skyline (1.8mm or 2.0mm) i dont know but use any this rubber now and can ask me how good is this rubber??
dipper off+ wood: http://schoeler-micke.tabletennis-shop.de/oxid.php/sid/x/cl/details/cnid/8d3917d0d99c850b82495d0bbdb5fae1/anid/fbce907e45c63fadea8eb34d3cd30161/DIPPER-OFF+/ iss very fast.i play the Off wood: http://schoeler-micke.tabletennis-shop.de/oxid.php/sid/5ef157700ad4da0ed320162286238972/cl/details/cnid/3c692fc574aec4f3991f19028cc7ce9d/anid/902c0a21cdd7f0e527b1bfbbfb34b992/DIPPER-OFF/ its okay and have a perfekt balance from speed to control but my play style go in direction Off + and try this wood also in the future . try this dipper woods P�r$son
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My Wood:Double Happiness MAGICIAN E 2 OFF My Fh Rubber:DHS Dipper 2 My Bh Rubber:DHS Dipper 2 |
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Posted: 08/03/2006 at 9:53am |
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I used to have a G666 for FH and Dipper 2 for RPB, its realyy easy for control. I think the Dipper 2 is even faster than the 666. But then i change to Neos sound.
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Posted: 08/03/2006 at 9:59am |
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 Thanks a lot tt-jim !
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