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cagaragesales wrote: please notify me so I can forward the statistics to Haifu.

Could you do that? Are you Haifu reseller?

I haven't experienced any problems with the BW2s that I've use. I gone through about 15 sheets since I started using them.

LoL. Yes 15 sheets is a lot for the average player. I'm only 1850 in USATT rating, but I tested various hardnesses in both tuned and untuned in black and a few hardnesses in red so I can give quality advice and suggestions for everyone who's asked me about the BW2s. Hence why I "understand" the products I sell.

BW2's I tried.
BW2 green label untuned > 38/39 Black
BW2 green label tuned > 38/39 Black
BW2 red label untuned > 38/39 Black > 39 Red
BW2 red label tuned > 37/38/39/40 Black > 39 Red
BW2 2009 packaging tuned > 36/39/41 Black

Back then, Haifu made the rubbers from the 37-40 Hardness range with 38/39 being the most produced. Naturally, I tried the midrange rubbers to see if the rubbers were any good at all. I liked them both and preferred the 39 over the 38 for my specific style. For the 2009 packaging, Haifu now makes the hardness range of 36-41. I am still sticking to the 37-40 range unless there are people out there who are interested in the 36 hardness and 41 hardness BW2s. I believe Beeray1 has already tried one out and he wrote a small review on it.

As I continued to test various hardness variations as well as rubber quality variations, I've further narrowed and reinforced my specific rubber of choice. Those of you who've met me in person and/or know me personally can attest to seeing me gluing up a new sheet of rubber almost 2-3 times a week during that period.

I rotated the new setups across my 3 Clipper CR's which I use for testing and tournament purposes.

My current rubber of choice for the BW2 series is the BW2 2009 tuned 39. It plays differently from the 2008 tuned 39 being that it is a bit more springier, probably because of the longer and fresher shelf life of the vacuum sealed packaging.

I've also been testing with Shark II, but I've only gone through 2 sheets. I'll posts up reviews of it on my live journal once I test more rubbers.

Currently, I'm using a Shark Red 2009 Tuned 37 on the BH. I've also used Shark untuned 37. In my opinion, the tuned version of the shark and the 2009 vacuum packaged shark is much better than the untuned 2008 version.

Yes my friend was able to use it in the tourney.. But I thik it was a bad move changing rubbers in a short time before the tourney.. hahaha.. 

Thanks again Albert.

Thanks for the feedback Imago! I'm happy with just reaching 2000 USATT rating =P

I bought two sheets of rubber from Albert, which I received in a timely manner and in good condition. Their performance has been excellent.

Got the H3 Neo rubber from Albert and very pleased with his service.  Quick and fast shipping.  Also thanks for the free sheet covers.  They look really nice.  Excellent seller and highly recommended...

Thanks ThaiLe and Chopsmash! Glad you guys like the free sheet covers. If you have any suggestions on how I can improve in any way, definitely do let me know.