If one wants his review be helpful and valuable, he may need to provide: a) what hardness/thickness version of the product he is reviewing; b) compared to other popular products -- in terms of hardness, speed, handfeel, through angle, tackiness, dweltime ...... whatever characteristics you can tell. Nowadays, maybe T05, MX-P, DHS H3, Rakza 7 are the most popular ones. Furthermore, it will make you a outstanding reviewer if you can provide your own opinions frankly. Every time I watch your video I was upset because not enough useful information as I expected. -- My two cents.
Thank you for this review. i end up buying H8 for my FH. :) Can you do a review for the other new rubbers from DHS like the H3-50, Skyline 3-60, and DHS LONG 3/5 blade. that would be of a big help if you do. I haven't seen any good video reviews of those rubbers I've mentioned. Thanks! :) Keep it up!
Love this rubber!!! Tons of control even though it's quite different from euro or Japanese sponge rubbers. A bit hard and thus a bit slower, but the control and accuracy makes up for the lack of pace.
@@blueheart9873 harder doesn't necessarily mean faster, softer sponges can have a more springy sponge and therefore more bouncy and ease of speed, harder rubbers are more firm which is good for top end power shots like loop kills or big counter top spins, but not all harder rubbers are immediately faster
@@gab5012 You are right. The biggest difference is: harder=top end speed (maximum possible speed) or sometimes referred to as "power". Faster=shorter contact time or more bounciness
This is my exact experience too. Thing is, I lucked into it. I wanted to try one of the fastest blades ever' and get it out of my system for fun. I paired with H8 to tone down the speed, and boy did this thing feel amazing and nice! Much better feel to me personally than an Inerforce ALC
I see some people have said this already but I'm sure that the fact you guys keep your elbows bent through the forehand loop play a big impact in your review. High tension surface and sponge compensate for the shorter euro movement, and this rubber is definitely better suited for a more full arm loop.
+Tyler Russin hello! interesting comment! can you elaborate? I really like the H8 but I'm trying to understand why and I'm not really sure.. comparing it to the tenergy 05fx and the xiom vega elite is interesting.. I think I like the H8 better than the tenergy (especially because it's so much cheaper).. but does that mean the tenergy will outlast the H8?
Most Chinese rubber have tacky surfaces to grip the ball and more dense sponge vs tenergy having a sponge that absorbs the ball and has a high tension surface creating more of a catapult effect. Having said that, most Chinese players play full armed loops for their power since Chinese rubber isn't high tension (look at Ma Long and Xu Xin) compared to Euro players that keep their elbows bent for a quicker stroke (like Timo Boll) but have a catapult effect using rubber like tenergy. In another words the type of rubber that you use can also compliment your play style even though these are hard or fast rules. And how long your rubber last really comes down to how you take care of it. I used my first sheets of tenergy for a long time. But in my opinion tenergy is very delicate for the nature and close table situations you get into at times and I've ripped the top sheet badly before. Use distilled water and a table tennis sponge after play and avoid chemical cleaners. And just be careful obviously. Lol.
So you are saying that the farther extension of the arm during the loop, or the chinese way, generates more power? so what happens when a euro stroke uses the chinese rubber, they don't have enough power? and when the chinese stroke meets the euro rubber what happens then? I think what I noticed at first was that the loops with tenergy were going long from the catapault but eventually I got used to it and could drop the ball quicker.. but then I switched to the H8 and I feel like I like it more, but I'm not sure why.. there is also tension on the H8 but not the same as tenergy I guess.. but maybe the bigger difference is in the sponge then... I think I heard Ma Long used Tenergy on backhand or something like that but now uses H8 on both sides.. I'm not sure myself I'll have to play more to see
I have found that all my DHS rubbers are just about indestructible but they do lose their tack after a while. What it all comes down to is preference and what stroke you have. Dan summed it up that the stroke is more vertical to get the same spin however, there is no force or impulse on the ball that H8 or T05 can generate that the other can not. It just takes different strokes. You will prefer the rubber that matches your strokes.
"High tension surface and sponge compensate " What is tensioned? What holds it in tension? How is tension used in a formula so one can calculate the spin and speed after impact? What is important is elasticity, not tension. They are two different things and have different units.
Todd Fee ..i want to know what rubber and blade i should buy as offensive is the type of player i am...please reply and i promise i will subscribe your channel
kurama Naruto According to Chinese offensive style, the best setup is hard rubber on flexible blade. It gives you good feeling, control and power. However, you need a good physical strength to make a long powerful stroke. Myself, used to love bouncy Japanese and European rubbers. But when I play heavy topspin, I can’t hit very hard as if I do it will go out of the table. Since I switched to hard, tacky Chinese rubber on my forehand side, I feel more confident when forehand topspin as I can hit harder and the ball won’t go out of the table. But I still use Japanese rubber on my backhand because my backhand stroke is not so powerful so bouncy rubber is better for my backhand.
Hey, I would say the Tenergy 05 is faster. It depends on your technique, if you have a Chinese style technique with a lot of power you can generate huge amounts of power with the H8. However if you don't than the 05 will be quicker. Hope this helps :) Join us on the TableTennisDaily.co.uk for more :)
TableTennisDaily I am using the T05 right now. I am mostly hitting my topspins with a lot of speed and spin. Sometimes I am overpowering and playing too risky, but playing the right shot at the right time is something I am trying to learn right now. I can generate good spin and speed with the T05 and I am actually happy with it. I once played with an unboosted Hurricane 3 (commercial version). The rubber felt totally dead. After some time the rubber became a little more dynamic, but it was still super slow compared to other rubbers. I never played with a provincial or national one and I would have loved to know how it feels like to play with those rubbers. "The Chinese professionals must use them on their forehand for a reason" I thought. My questions are: Can an unboosted H8 be faster than the T05 if you hit/brush the ball hard enough or do you have to boost it? Would you say that a boosted H8 is faster than the T05 when playing counter-topspins?
L. Gyger I see you want a solution. H3 Neo or H8 are really similar. I played chinese rubber on tournaments and I can confirm that with H3 Neo you can topspin more consistent. I think I used the chinese loop really good cause I always played with this technique. So if you have the right technique H8 behaves like Tenergy 05. That sounds crazy but that's real. You have to go into the technique and learn to swing your whole arm instead of lower arm only. Have you seen Ma Long play against defense player. Most chinese can smack the shit out of the ball due to great rubber. This also applies for their forehand kill attack. Europeans have trouble to kill the ball with a smash against defenders cause their rubber is not made for powerful movement. So most european plsyer ended up loop a underspin ball from the defender very slowly topspin or in the net. Counter Attack with H3 was really bad because the high throw makes your counter attack uncontrollable. You are forced to topspin loop. Otherwise you lose. As the review says H8 is low throw, so you might have a chance of a good counter attack rubber. But this also depends of your blade because your blade can change throw angle a lot. So last but not least LEARN THE RIGHT TECHNIQUE - WATCH CHINESE VIDEOS - BUY DECENT H8 OR H3 NEO RUBBER - PLAY IT AT LEAST 4 MONTH SO YOU BRAKE INTO THE SPONGE AND THEN YOU READY TO BE MA LONG
I am very skeptical about the hurricane 8. Without booster Chinese sticky rubber, such as a hurricane 3 neo good only for training. Too hard top and rubber sponge. Provincial version has a more elastic top of the rubber. I played with a blue sponge on stiga clipper. Also played the national version with orange sponge on nittaku rutis. These rubber better than the commercial version. But still need a booster. The price for the national version is too high. For sale a lot of fakes these rubbers. The guys who do the review plays in the European style. The conclusions that they do not quite correct. But they have a fairly high level of training. If your level is lower, it will be very difficult to use all the opportunities that have rubber.
Глеб Полищук , расстрою вас. ни один настоящий харик провинциальный и национальный не продается. а настоящий и то что в магазине слишком огромная разница. для любой китайской накладки нужен бустер, лучше данчи, для того чтобы губка заработала, потом уже бустерить или нет выбор каждого, я просто переклеваюсь на водный клей.
I use Hurricane 8 on a Primorac Carbon and it is a beautiful combination. It softens up the fast blade, slower rubber with the tacky spin gives great feel and control, and when you really unload hard with the kinetic chain, it doesn't spring out on you. It keeps it's path. To really appreciate this rubber, you can open up with a ton of power from off the table and this thing has control. I can hit this rubber much harder physically than with any tensors and keep control.
They mostly use popular rubbers, which means they are probably going to do well. It's hard to say that a rubber is bad or worse than another at that caliber. It really just comes down to preference by that point. However, it would be nice to see what they think of some popular rubbers on the next tier down such as the Nittaku Flyatt series or the Xiom Vega series for example.
Hi TTD, Can You guys make a reviews of Yasaka Rakza Rubbers, which I think are quite popular to some European players especially we know the Swedish rising top players Mattias and Kristian Karlsson using Rakza rubbers :)
BM RąłphŁąuręñ dhs h8 is commercial rubber. it is real. prott and other site sell fake prov and national rubber. real prov and nat rubber only buy from the china national team dealer.
i feel like i know where this is ... i used to play for north middlesex and central london league, just an average player tho ... love your review and the way u guys play
Please litle help: for entry level hobby player what rubber will be better (serve returning ) no speed , no nothing ... H3 neo or H 8 or ??? on viscaria - this moment is sriver on blade ,,,, 2 things must do - must return ball on other side of table and return spinu or regular serve - must learn - because helping my son to have more contact to TT and creating love in his heart to sport .he play with TB-alc - dignics 80 FH and dignics 09c on FH. at home we are playing on sponeta 7/13 (same factory, same model as donic waldner).in club is donic, gewo and joola good 25mm tables.
In know this review is from a a few years ago but I just bought myself a DHS hurricane 8 rubber and the sponge is a darker shade of orange than I've seen in various reviews. Do you know if this mean the one I have is a fake?
TTD , My name is Frank M. from the USA Spokane, Washington .I was wondering if two could test two sheets of rubbers from the Gambler Table Tennis Rubber Company and the rubbers are Gambler Volt -T and Gambler Burst 47 degree hard sponges and tell everyone about these rubbers if you would , I will be waiting for your reviews on these two Gambler rubbers. I hope you try these rubbers 2.1 mm sponges on Volt - T and Burst hard sponges. Love your videos.
Hi can anyone please help me deciding which is better combination out of following three:- BLADE :- Yasaka Sweeden Defensive RUBBER :- Yasaka Rising Dragon + Yasaka Phantom Infinity 012. OR BLADE :- Tibhar Stratus Power Defense RUBBER :- Tibhar Aurus + Tibhar Grass Dtecs. OR BLADE :- Stiga Allround Classic RUBBER :- Stiga Calibra Lt + Stiga Destroyer .. Thanks in advance
I enjoyed your review of the Hurricane 8 however you don't mention the advantages or disadvantages of (1) the 2 rubber thicknesses. (2) the differences on the 3 different levels of hardness. comparison of other rubbers
In 30 years more... I will remember that many people asked for a review of hurricane series and it never hapenned... Ha, ha, ha... Many people have been asking that for years... I think it won't happen as well it didn't happen with rakza 7 even when I waited and waited... 😂
The way the ball bounced indicated the rubber wasn't broken in. I expect that after a few weeks of usage, the ball would bounce more on the paddle after getting dropped.
I have a question about hurricane rubbers in general. You can only buy them in sizes of 2.15mm or 2.2mm (hurricane 3 or hurricane 8). Are the they legal according to the Ittf guidelines (rubber on one side should be max 2.0mm)? I don't plan on competing in some big tournament, but i don't want to play with a blade/rubber that's not up to some standard. Like playing basketball without a proper sized ball sort of thing.
Hey dan i want to buy a blade will you tell me which one is best for best power, best control and best spin Plz suggest me which one is best Timo boll alc, Timo boll zlc, jun mizutabi zlc or other one?
Dan I want to ask that when I went on the tabletennis11 I found that there are 3 types of dhs hurricane 8 rubbers ● First one is the dhs hurricane 8 hard ● Second one is the dhs hurricane 8 soft ● Third one is the dhs hurricane 8 mid-hard So I want ask that if I take the first one that is the dhs hurricane 8 hard do need s hardcarbon blade ???
What I don't like about "tacky" types of rubbers is that they lose the "tackiness" quite fast. And then you rely on the dwell time again for spin. So either they don't last very long or you just have to adjust somewhere in the middle when you don't have that much tackiness anymore.
Hi , I really like your vid , keep up the good work ! I have a question please , I'm intending to buy donic bluefire m1 turbo as FH and m3 as BH , with a slow blade donic exclusive AR , are they good and deserve the money , if not , what do you advise for me ? I've been playing for a year and my level is medium , of course I want something to last at least a year and a half Thanks.
Haiman's TV cause chinese rubbers are ungorgiving, need more power and precision, power from the hips and legs. Europe players doesnt train so much as Chinese.
I Play with hurricane 3 neo for about 6 months and I love it,then switch to hurricane 8 now my game is even better.At first it feel very weak to attack but when it start to break in,power will come with technic which is faster,better control and good block.Not sure if it has more spin than neo ,so far I love it and don't really like it at first.
Please answer me, really want to know this! Do you used a special version of this rubber??? Or is there only one type this time? When the hurricane 3 came out, there were the Natianal and the provincial,etc. Sry for bad english, i'm german:)
Tom Pottler Hi Tom, in this review we just used a normal Hurricane 8 that you can buy online. But I believe there are provincial and national versions just like the other hurricane rubbers :)
Do a review for hurricane 3-50 or skyline 3-60 please
If one wants his review be helpful and valuable, he may need to provide: a) what hardness/thickness version of the product he is reviewing; b) compared to other popular products -- in terms of hardness, speed, handfeel, through angle, tackiness, dweltime ...... whatever characteristics you can tell. Nowadays, maybe T05, MX-P, DHS H3, Rakza 7 are the most popular ones. Furthermore, it will make you a outstanding reviewer if you can provide your own opinions frankly. Every time I watch your video I was upset because not enough useful information as I expected. -- My two cents.
Thank you for this review. i end up buying H8 for my FH. :)
Can you do a review for the other new rubbers from DHS like the H3-50, Skyline 3-60, and DHS LONG 3/5 blade. that would be of a big help if you do. I haven't seen any good video reviews of those rubbers I've mentioned. Thanks! :) Keep it up!
Love this rubber!!! Tons of control even though it's quite different from euro or Japanese sponge rubbers. A bit hard and thus a bit slower, but the control and accuracy makes up for the lack of pace.
Harder means faster...
@@blueheart9873 harder doesn't necessarily mean faster, softer sponges can have a more springy sponge and therefore more bouncy and ease of speed, harder rubbers are more firm which is good for top end power shots like loop kills or big counter top spins, but not all harder rubbers are immediately faster
@@gab5012 You are right. The biggest difference is: harder=top end speed (maximum possible speed) or sometimes referred to as "power". Faster=shorter contact time or more bounciness
This is my exact experience too. Thing is, I lucked into it. I wanted to try one of the fastest blades ever' and get it out of my system for fun. I paired with H8 to tone down the speed, and boy did this thing feel amazing and nice! Much better feel to me personally than an Inerforce ALC
Can you please make a review of the new rubber Yasaka Rising Dragon?? :) Cheers for all your videos
my next rubber on a new blade!!
praveen raj Good choice and not expensive like the tenergys !!!
I see some people have said this already but I'm sure that the fact you guys keep your elbows bent through the forehand loop play a big impact in your review. High tension surface and sponge compensate for the shorter euro movement, and this rubber is definitely better suited for a more full arm loop.
+Tyler Russin hello! interesting comment! can you elaborate? I really like the H8 but I'm trying to understand why and I'm not really sure.. comparing it to the tenergy 05fx and the xiom vega elite is interesting.. I think I like the H8 better than the tenergy (especially because it's so much cheaper).. but does that mean the tenergy will outlast the H8?
Most Chinese rubber have tacky surfaces to grip the ball and more dense sponge vs tenergy having a sponge that absorbs the ball and has a high tension surface creating more of a catapult effect. Having said that, most Chinese players play full armed loops for their power since Chinese rubber isn't high tension (look at Ma Long and Xu Xin) compared to Euro players that keep their elbows bent for a quicker stroke (like Timo Boll) but have a catapult effect using rubber like tenergy. In another words the type of rubber that you use can also compliment your play style even though these are hard or fast rules. And how long your rubber last really comes down to how you take care of it. I used my first sheets of tenergy for a long time. But in my opinion tenergy is very delicate for the nature and close table situations you get into at times and I've ripped the top sheet badly before. Use distilled water and a table tennis sponge after play and avoid chemical cleaners. And just be careful obviously. Lol.
So you are saying that the farther extension of the arm during the loop, or the chinese way, generates more power? so what happens when a euro stroke uses the chinese rubber, they don't have enough power? and when the chinese stroke meets the euro rubber what happens then? I think what I noticed at first was that the loops with tenergy were going long from the catapault but eventually I got used to it and could drop the ball quicker.. but then I switched to the H8 and I feel like I like it more, but I'm not sure why.. there is also tension on the H8 but not the same as tenergy I guess.. but maybe the bigger difference is in the sponge then... I think I heard Ma Long used Tenergy on backhand or something like that but now uses H8 on both sides.. I'm not sure myself I'll have to play more to see
I have found that all my DHS rubbers are just about indestructible but they do lose their tack after a while.
What it all comes down to is preference and what stroke you have. Dan summed it up that the stroke is more vertical to get the same spin however, there is no force or impulse on the ball that H8 or T05 can generate that the other can not. It just takes different strokes. You will prefer the rubber that matches your strokes.
"High tension surface and sponge compensate "
What is tensioned? What holds it in tension? How is tension used in a formula so one can calculate the spin and speed after impact? What is important is elasticity, not tension. They are two different things and have different units.
Any reviews on NEO Hurricane 3?
look on my channel i reviewed the hurricane 3 neo. I post tons of other reviews as well if you want to check that out.
Todd Fee ..i want to know what rubber and blade i should buy as offensive is the type of player i am...please reply and i promise i will subscribe your channel
kurama Naruto According to Chinese offensive style, the best setup is hard rubber on flexible blade. It gives you good feeling, control and power. However, you need a good physical strength to make a long powerful stroke. Myself, used to love bouncy Japanese and European rubbers. But when I play heavy topspin, I can’t hit very hard as if I do it will go out of the table. Since I switched to hard, tacky Chinese rubber on my forehand side, I feel more confident when forehand topspin as I can hit harder and the ball won’t go out of the table. But I still use Japanese rubber on my backhand because my backhand stroke is not so powerful so bouncy rubber is better for my backhand.
I would love to see a review of the Nittaku Acoustic blade. A lot of people like it.
Dan i Want To Know iF The H8 Faster Than The Butterfly 05 Or Not Please Answer Me Becouse i Didnt Try The H8 !
Hey, I would say the Tenergy 05 is faster. It depends on your technique, if you have a Chinese style technique with a lot of power you can generate huge amounts of power with the H8. However if you don't than the 05 will be quicker. Hope this helps :) Join us on the TableTennisDaily.co.uk for more :)
TableTennisDaily I am using the T05 right now. I am mostly hitting my topspins with a lot of speed and spin. Sometimes I am overpowering and playing too risky, but playing the right shot at the right time is something I am trying to learn right now. I can generate good spin and speed with the T05 and I am actually happy with it. I once played with an unboosted Hurricane 3 (commercial version). The rubber felt totally dead. After some time the rubber became a little more dynamic, but it was still super slow compared to other rubbers. I never played with a provincial or national one and I would have loved to know how it feels like to play with those rubbers. "The Chinese professionals must use them on their forehand for a reason" I thought. My questions are: Can an unboosted H8 be faster than the T05 if you hit/brush the ball hard enough or do you have to boost it? Would you say that a boosted H8 is faster than the T05 when playing counter-topspins?
L. Gyger I see you want a solution. H3 Neo or H8 are really similar. I played chinese rubber on tournaments and I can confirm that with H3 Neo you can topspin more consistent. I think I used the chinese loop really good cause I always played with this technique. So if you have the right technique H8 behaves like Tenergy 05. That sounds crazy but that's real. You have to go into the technique and learn to swing your whole arm instead of lower arm only. Have you seen Ma Long play against defense player. Most chinese can smack the shit out of the ball due to great rubber. This also applies for their forehand kill attack. Europeans have trouble to kill the ball with a smash against defenders cause their rubber is not made for powerful movement. So most european plsyer ended up loop a underspin ball from the defender very slowly topspin or in the net. Counter Attack with H3 was really bad because the high throw makes your counter attack uncontrollable. You are forced to topspin loop. Otherwise you lose. As the review says H8 is low throw, so you might have a chance of a good counter attack rubber. But this also depends of your blade because your blade can change throw angle a lot. So last but not least LEARN THE RIGHT TECHNIQUE - WATCH CHINESE VIDEOS - BUY DECENT H8 OR H3 NEO RUBBER - PLAY IT AT LEAST 4 MONTH SO YOU BRAKE INTO THE SPONGE AND THEN YOU READY TO BE MA LONG
Siegbert Müller ㄹ
+TableTennisDaily I play with long pips on my BH do you think this would be a good fit for modern defenders?
Hi Dan and Tom. Great work. Can you kindly do a review of Dhs hurricane 3 neo both boosted and unboosted? Looking forward to more videos...
I am very skeptical about the hurricane 8. Without booster Chinese sticky rubber, such as a hurricane 3 neo good only for training. Too hard top and rubber sponge. Provincial version has a more elastic top of the rubber. I played with a blue sponge on stiga clipper. Also played the national version with orange sponge on nittaku rutis. These rubber better than the commercial version. But still need a booster. The price for the national version is too high. For sale a lot of fakes these rubbers. The guys who do the review plays in the European style. The conclusions that they do not quite correct. But they have a fairly high level of training. If your level is lower, it will be very difficult to use all the opportunities that have rubber.
What is a booster?
Slaying Mantis www.tabletennisdaily.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?2095-Testing-out-Dian-Chi-booster-(from-china)
Is this rubber suitable for my Mizutani Jun Super ZLC Blade? I am an Aggressive Player.
@@bylawlietxD flexin
Глеб Полищук , расстрою вас. ни один настоящий харик провинциальный и национальный не продается. а настоящий и то что в магазине слишком огромная разница. для любой китайской накладки нужен бустер, лучше данчи, для того чтобы губка заработала, потом уже бустерить или нет выбор каждого, я просто переклеваюсь на водный клей.
I use Hurricane 8 on a Primorac Carbon and it is a beautiful combination. It softens up the fast blade, slower rubber with the tacky spin gives great feel and control, and when you really unload hard with the kinetic chain, it doesn't spring out on you. It keeps it's path. To really appreciate this rubber, you can open up with a ton of power from off the table and this thing has control. I can hit this rubber much harder physically than with any tensors and keep control.
hey i have primorac carbon too what rubber do you use on the other side
which hardness and thickness, and what do you use on the other side? How heavy is the setup?
Some please answer. What table tennis blade is good with Rasanter v42 rubber looking for under $45 I’m intermediate
Is this rubber ittf approved?
Aizec Olson yes
they've never said anything bad about ANY rubber.
We say which styles it would suit.
hchae2023 can’t necessarily have a bad rubber, just ones that suit different styles
Can you mention good chopping rubbers? You only talk about offensive play rubbers. I am looking for a good chopping smooth rubber.
Marcus Allison hurricane 3 is really good for chopping, you can also see victas rubber
They mostly use popular rubbers, which means they are probably going to do well. It's hard to say that a rubber is bad or worse than another at that caliber. It really just comes down to preference by that point. However, it would be nice to see what they think of some popular rubbers on the next tier down such as the Nittaku Flyatt series or the Xiom Vega series for example.
Hi TTD, Can You guys make a reviews of Yasaka Rakza Rubbers, which I think are quite popular to some European players especially we know the Swedish rising top players Mattias and Kristian Karlsson using Rakza rubbers :)
Does tabletennis11.com, prott.vip and megaspin.net sell the real( not fake with manufacture code) DHS Hurricane 8 rubber?
BM RąłphŁąuręñ dhs h8 is commercial rubber. it is real. prott and other site sell fake prov and national rubber. real prov and nat rubber only buy from the china national team dealer.
Hi :) Can you review DHS Skyline TG2 Neo and Skyline TG3 Neo ? Anyone use this rubber for a while ? Can anybody share our opinion to us :)
Please review butterfly spin art. It is a good rubber. The feeling is similar to hurricane 8 and have even higher speed.
Am I right in assuming they don't make this awesome rubber anymore?
6:26 AWESOME DAB BRO
Sounds like a high-quality tacky rubber. Nice rallies. Was there a big difference between the red and black?
Which hardnesses did you use during the test (39,40 or 41 degrees)? And which hardness would you recommend using on a Butterfly Viscaria blade?
I think the hurricane 8 is around 38 or 39
i feel like i know where this is ... i used to play for north middlesex and central london league, just an average player tho ... love your review and the way u guys play
Please litle help: for entry level hobby player what rubber will be better (serve returning ) no speed , no nothing ... H3 neo or H 8 or ??? on viscaria - this moment is sriver on blade ,,,, 2 things must do - must return ball on other side of table and return spinu or regular serve - must learn - because helping my son to have more contact to TT and creating love in his heart to sport .he play with TB-alc - dignics 80 FH and dignics 09c on FH. at home we are playing on sponeta 7/13 (same factory, same model as donic waldner).in club is donic, gewo and joola good 25mm tables.
First time tabletennisdaily review a tacky rubber except this arc 3 rubber or so xD
Haha true :)
+TableTennisDaily but this rubber is not that tacky
What table tennis shoes do you have
うまいっ！
hi! great review! i just wanna ask wich sponge hardness you used? the hard or the mid one? thx :D
Ray This was with the Mid sponge hardness :)
thx Tom !! I already tried both :D! u guys make awsome job!!! keep going! btw...your bh look so natural! :D
Thanks Ray!
In know this review is from a a few years ago but I just bought myself a DHS hurricane 8 rubber and the sponge is a darker shade of orange than I've seen in various reviews. Do you know if this mean the one I have is a fake?
Can u do review of Hurricane Neo 3 blue sponge?
TTD , My name is Frank M. from the USA Spokane, Washington .I was wondering if two could test two sheets of rubbers from the Gambler Table Tennis Rubber Company and the rubbers are Gambler Volt -T and Gambler Burst 47 degree hard sponges and tell everyone about these rubbers if you would , I will be waiting for your reviews on these two Gambler rubbers. I hope you try these rubbers 2.1 mm sponges on Volt - T and Burst hard sponges. Love your videos.
which hardness are you testing? 39/40 ?
Hi can anyone please help me deciding which is better combination out of following three:-
BLADE :- Yasaka Sweeden Defensive
RUBBER :- Yasaka Rising Dragon + Yasaka Phantom Infinity 012.
OR
BLADE :- Tibhar Stratus Power Defense
RUBBER :- Tibhar Aurus + Tibhar Grass Dtecs.
OR
BLADE :- Stiga Allround Classic
RUBBER :- Stiga Calibra Lt + Stiga Destroyer ..
Thanks in advance
i use gergely FL-21, do it suitable with H8 for my FH ? if you can recommend which sponge that will be suitable with the blade... thanks
Hope to see a Yasaka RSD review : )
I enjoyed your review of the Hurricane 8 however you don't mention the advantages or disadvantages of (1) the 2 rubber thicknesses. (2) the differences on the 3 different levels of hardness. comparison of other rubbers
In 30 years more... I will remember that many people asked for a review of hurricane series and it never hapenned... Ha, ha, ha... Many people have been asking that for years... I think it won't happen as well it didn't happen with rakza 7 even when I waited and waited... 😂
The way the ball bounced indicated the rubber wasn't broken in. I expect that after a few weeks of usage, the ball would bounce more on the paddle after getting dropped.
does it matter that much that if I get this but I don't really play Chinese style
Fatch Vids it doesn't but you won't play as great with it.
I have a question about hurricane rubbers in general.
You can only buy them in sizes of 2.15mm or 2.2mm (hurricane 3 or hurricane 8).
Are the they legal according to the Ittf guidelines (rubber on one side should be max 2.0mm)?
I don't plan on competing in some big tournament, but i don't want to play with a blade/rubber that's not up to some standard. Like playing basketball without a proper sized ball sort of thing.
This rubber can do backhand?
I'm using huricane 3 😭
Isnt that good too?
@@jamessanchez9301 yes... Its so good
What's the difference between a tacky rubber and a non tacky rubber??
Would this review become different with a full-arm loop with hip and leg energy transfer?
Hey dan i want to buy a blade will you tell me which one is best for best power, best control and best spin
Plz suggest me which one is best Timo boll alc, Timo boll zlc, jun mizutabi zlc or other one?
would you say that the hurricane 3 is faster than sriver? Im thinking about to change my forehand rubber
does anyone got the same issue as me? after playing hurricane rubber for a while, I can not use any other type of rubbers any more.
You're were talking about using boosters, but weren't they made illegal by the ITTF?
I'd like to bye one in where you bought it, to avoid fake dhs h8. Is that store have online site??
Hello. Can u tell me what hardness of rubber you tested? Did it mid-hard or hard version??
Thank you.
which is better the tenergy 80? or the rubber that you are reviewing in this video
Can anybody tell me which one to get Gold Arc 8 or Bluefire JP-03?????
are the dhs hurricane rubbers good for receiving spinny underspin and sidespin serves??i really want to buy hurricane 8.
Is this a better option than the Hurricane 3 Neo? Anybody know how it compares?
you guys are badass
could I get one for free pls I always wanted want . I am having competition in a few months. pls . don't break my heart
Tabletennis11 review is Much Better!!!
Dan I want to ask that when I went on the tabletennis11 I found that there are 3 types of dhs hurricane 8 rubbers
● First one is the dhs hurricane 8 hard
● Second one is the dhs hurricane 8 soft
● Third one is the dhs hurricane 8 mid-hard
So I want ask that if I take the first one that is the dhs hurricane 8 hard do need s hardcarbon blade ???
How does this compare to say normal hurricane 2 ? I've got hurr 2.
Who cuts your rubbers? someone completely uncoordinated?
hey +TableTennisDaily i got a question, what do you think of TG2 neo skyline rubber? Do you think this is a decent rubber to use.
please do a review on dhs h3 neo
really difficult to control the ball when use this rubber. the topspin is not consistent
Durability of this rubber compared to Hurricane H3 neo?
U guys Rock!!
Hi Dan
Dan which rubber would you recomend DHS hurricane 3 neo or DHS hurricane 8
Hurricane 3-50 pls
Which one would you recommend for forehand?
Hurricane 8 mid or 3 Neo mid?
With all+ blade
How come Tom did not play with H8 on FH in the video?
Dan got destroyed at 5:57 😂😂
Could you please review the killerspin gt2 rubber if possible? Would help alot thank you!
Soes anybody have any idea where this store is in china??
How does the Rubber perform with normal celluloid Balls?
Do a review of Hurricane 3 neo and Skyline tg 3 neo
What does he mean by BOOSTING the rubber?
Which rubber is it? DHS Hurricane 8 Mid-Hard or Hard?
hi dan!, how can i verify a viscaria butterfly as orginial or fake??
Which of three sponge hardnesses did you tested?
What is the hardness degree of this hurricane 8 you reviewed?
Sir Could you send this paddle ? I really love your stuff which is already used.
What I don't like about "tacky" types of rubbers is that they lose the "tackiness" quite fast. And then you rely on the dwell time again for spin. So either they don't last very long or you just have to adjust somewhere in the middle when you don't have that much tackiness anymore.
Depends on source of tackyness. A nice hard rubber will retain it for a very long time
@@joeillingworth1141then how would you say hurricane 8 is? I'm thinking to buy it
answer please, what feel this rubber? soft?hard?
i am not good at english
He said "hard" in the video so I'm guessing hard not soft.
+MyThoughtsBelow thanks
What is the difference between tha hurricane 3 neo and hurricane 8?
What is the thickness of the hurricane 8 that you use on this video?
wats the diffremce between dhs gold ark 8 and this one?
After the first few days, I find this rubber less tacky than Hurricane 3
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Hi , I really like your vid , keep up the good work !
I have a question please , I'm intending to buy donic bluefire m1 turbo as FH and m3 as BH , with a slow blade donic exclusive AR , are they good and deserve the money , if not , what do you advise for me ? I've been playing for a year and my level is medium , of course I want something to last at least a year and a half
Thanks.
Also would you recommend this rubber more for forehand of backhand?
Does anyone who plays with it know how long the grip on the top sheet lasts ? Also should I buy the 41 or 39 hardness ?
What is ur feedback of DHS Hurricane 3 Neo guys ?
isn’t hurricane 3 neo rubberbetter?
Dan are these rubbers the reason chinese have advantage over europeans? if so why don't europeans use these rubber as well?
Haiman's TV cause chinese rubbers are ungorgiving, need more power and precision, power from the hips and legs. Europe players doesnt train so much as Chinese.
Could you guys please compare the DHS Hurricane 3 (Neo) to the Hurricane 8? It would help me so much!
I Play with hurricane 3 neo for about 6 months and I love it,then switch to hurricane 8 now my game is even better.At first it feel very weak to attack but when it start to break in,power will come with technic which is faster,better control and good block.Not sure if it has more spin than neo ,so far I love it and don't really like it at first.
Saravot Kungkagete How long did it take to break in?
Please answer me, really want to know this!
Do you used a special version of this rubber??? Or is there only one type this time? When the hurricane 3 came out, there were the Natianal and the provincial,etc.
Sry for bad english, i'm german:)
*national
+Tom Pottler @tabletennisdaily
Hello?:(
Tom Pottler Hi Tom, in this review we just used a normal Hurricane 8 that you can buy online. But I believe there are provincial and national versions just like the other hurricane rubbers :)
maybe review the hurricane 3 neo sometime ?
Why Didnt You Answer Me Dan !
Rhino anti spin + dhs hurricane 8 = OP Bat
God 👍🏿
Watching this video again, I'm sure that I received a fake hurricane 8
why