What i would have liked to hear in a comparison: -Amount of catapult -Maximum fraction on fast acceleration -Durability -Amount of spin on slow controled topspins -Trajectory -Efford necessary for strokes -Weight -Reaction to oncoming spin for example serves and so on... just a couple of examples out of my head. Or at least some of the points. One dude said its similiar to G1 or "they are very different" but what kind of information am i supposed to get from that? :D On the sideline are some comments of "uncontroled" or "easier to block with" which at least kinda go in the right direction.
I like the new cinematic lighting. Looks good. And some other video suggestions if you want some feedback would be comparing different types of carbon blades (ALC, ZLC, etc) and another video on comparing comfortable rubbers like you had said about tibhar aurus in the past I believe (maybe tibher aurus, andro rasanter, yasaka rakza 7, xiom vega x, etc).
I have been playing with K3 for about 6 months and find that the rubber is good for attacking, and blocking, as well as chopping. I do find it more difficult to smash at times but counter-topspin is very good. I also play with BlueGrip C2, and I find it is similar to K3 only easier to smash.
Thanks for sharing. What do you think of the K3's durability? How long does the rubber keep its grip and bounce? I have been playing with DNA dragon grip and I could notice its diminish in 2 weeks or so.
@@felxstak7728 I play with K3 on the forehand side with dna platinum on my backhand. The dna platinum is newer, about 8 weeks newer than the K3. The K3 has way more grip than the newer dna platinum. I use a very fast blade and a drop in the rubber's grip would be more noticeable to me. I wouldn't say it retained its grip when I got in within the first two weeks. But I would say its grip hadn't diminished that much over the time that I have used it. I also used Tenergy 19 before K3 and I thought it lost its grip a lot faster than K3. I would say about average in durability for K3 maybe slightly above.
Do you boost your H3, I find it very slow without. I'm going to try K3 on my forehand in place of T05. Am hoping this gives me a little more safety when I don't manage a fully formed shot.
thanks for the info. Perhaps you could make a review on 729 friendship Battle 2 provincial and Battle Max Pro. It's like a budget version of hurricane (i heard), and seeing that you are used to Dhs H3 rubbers, i think it would make an interesting comparison
@@meemoozee bearing in mind the time investment it takes to produce a review, it'll likely make more sense to review rubbers they sell if publishing on their TT11 YT channel. Things might be different if they have personal channels though
Thanks for the great video, as always ! As a two wing controlled looper, I am currently playing with Victas Triple Double Extra 2.0 rubberds on both sides of my Innerforce Hinoki blade. Where does this rubber fit in compared to NEO Hurricane 3 and Hybrid K3 ?
Good testing video. Always enjoy your review. I used your website for my table tennis gears. So it's good to see that you provide these equipment review videos. Thanks! I would like to request a review between Hurricane 3 Neo and Stiga Dragon Grip. Similar to K3 as hybrid. Thanks
Thanks for the interesting review! I think a comparison to Dignics 09C, Rasanter C53 and other hybrid rubbere would have maybe been a bit more intersting, as they are all hybrids.
@@DQ2121 It's a Hybrid rubber (inbetween tacky and tensor) just like the K3. Some hybrids are tackier then others, but all of em are less tacky then the Chinese tacky rubbers. I use the Rasanter C48 personally, softer version of the C53, and while its not tacky like a Chinese rubber, it definately has more tackiness than the R48 I have on my backhand.
I have a question. I’m a defensive style player that plays with long pips on backhand. Recently I’ve thought about finding a rubber for my forehand that I can chop with and counter attack with. So my question is what rubbers do you recommend? I have been looking at some Chinese rubbers but I don’t know because I am new when it comes to playing defensive with an inverted rubber.
Hello friends. I am your faithful follower, I think your way of playing is amazing! and I really appreciate your opinion. I usually play Yasaka Raksha Z on the right and love it, but I have a problem that it's sold out all over the world and there's no telling when it will be released again, I can't find it anywhere! ! In your opinion, is this rubber similar to Yasaka rakza Z? Could I replace it with no problem or is it a more difficult rubber to play on? I don't want it to be more difficult than Yasaka in terms of the feel of the ball, as it would get out of my level and control, Yasaka says it's 50. degrees but it feels 47 I think…I feel the ball and what I do. ..and it's very sticky for a European rubber I think... is k3 the same? which do you prefer the k3 or the yasaka rakza Z, regards
Hello. I need some help. I hope you guys can help. Does anyone here uses a backhand rubber that in higher degree? I’m using DHS8 37degree. Controllable but slow Has any of you guys are currently using rubber with 45-50 degree? How do you control it? Share some tips for me,I’d be so grateful
I really like you , and I order many times only from your shop. Is the best table tennis Shop on the worldBut I dont understand only one thing. Why do you use this blade? Nobody know this blade and I do not think so this cheap blade is very good. And tibar k3 compare to yasaks rakza Z please shortly.
i've just witnessed the best intro to a youtube video EVER.
"We talk about table tennis"
"We are Table tennis 11"
love it
What i would have liked to hear in a comparison:
-Amount of catapult
-Maximum fraction on fast acceleration
-Durability
-Amount of spin on slow controled topspins
-Trajectory
-Efford necessary for strokes
-Weight
-Reaction to oncoming spin for example serves
and so on... just a couple of examples out of my head.
Or at least some of the points. One dude said its similiar to G1 or "they are very different" but what kind of information am i supposed to get from that? :D On the sideline are some comments of "uncontroled" or "easier to block with" which at least kinda go in the right direction.
good points. While the quality of the video is amazing on this channel, the quality of the content (information) isn't up to par
Been waiting forever for another comparison video! Great as always! Can you guys compare the Nittaku Hammond Z2 with other rubbers next??
I like the new cinematic lighting. Looks good. And some other video suggestions if you want some feedback would be comparing different types of carbon blades (ALC, ZLC, etc) and another video on comparing comfortable rubbers like you had said about tibhar aurus in the past I believe (maybe tibher aurus, andro rasanter, yasaka rakza 7, xiom vega x, etc).
I love your reviews. The best on the web. Congratulations. Keep it on.
I have been playing with K3 for about 6 months and find that the rubber is good for attacking, and blocking, as well as chopping. I do find it more difficult to smash at times but counter-topspin is very good. I also play with BlueGrip C2, and I find it is similar to K3 only easier to smash.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing. What do you think of the K3's durability? How long does the rubber keep its grip and bounce? I have been playing with DNA dragon grip and I could notice its diminish in 2 weeks or so.
@@felxstak7728 I play with K3 on the forehand side with dna platinum on my backhand. The dna platinum is newer, about 8 weeks newer than the K3. The K3 has way more grip than the newer dna platinum. I use a very fast blade and a drop in the rubber's grip would be more noticeable to me. I wouldn't say it retained its grip when I got in within the first two weeks. But I would say its grip hadn't diminished that much over the time that I have used it. I also used Tenergy 19 before K3 and I thought it lost its grip a lot faster than K3. I would say about average in durability for K3 maybe slightly above.
Do you boost your H3, I find it very slow without. I'm going to try K3 on my forehand in place of T05. Am hoping this gives me a little more safety when I don't manage a fully formed shot.
the "kid" is not a kid anymore :)
That‘s what I thought. I instantly recognized the playing style though.
wait this review for long time
thanks for the info. Perhaps you could make a review on 729 friendship Battle 2 provincial and Battle Max Pro. It's like a budget version of hurricane (i heard), and seeing that you are used to Dhs H3 rubbers, i think it would make an interesting comparison
Second that but I also wanna see BII gold with purple sponge
They do not sell 729
@@t_SS do they only reviee those rubber they sell?
@@meemoozee bearing in mind the time investment it takes to produce a review, it'll likely make more sense to review rubbers they sell if publishing on their TT11 YT channel. Things might be different if they have personal channels though
Thanks for the great video, as always ! As a two wing controlled looper, I am currently playing with Victas Triple Double Extra 2.0 rubberds on both sides of my Innerforce Hinoki blade. Where does this rubber fit in compared to NEO Hurricane 3 and Hybrid K3 ?
Please do a video about nittaku hammond z2 next!
Thanks for the review! What is the background music?
So, compare Tibhar Hybrid K3 with Yasaka Rakza Z
Good testing video. Always enjoy your review. I used your website for my table tennis gears. So it's good to see that you provide these equipment review videos. Thanks! I would like to request a review between Hurricane 3 Neo and Stiga Dragon Grip. Similar to K3 as hybrid. Thanks
Alexis et Félix Lebrun played with k3 now
Love your videos guys. What is the music I can hear at 5.55 in the run-time please? I recognise the melody from a pop song.
Thanks for the interesting review!
I think a comparison to Dignics 09C, Rasanter C53 and other hybrid rubbere would have maybe been a bit more intersting, as they are all hybrids.
I'm pretty sure C53 is not tacky
@@DQ2121
It's a Hybrid rubber (inbetween tacky and tensor) just like the K3. Some hybrids are tackier then others, but all of em are less tacky then the Chinese tacky rubbers.
I use the Rasanter C48 personally, softer version of the C53, and while its not tacky like a Chinese rubber, it definately has more tackiness than the R48 I have on my backhand.
@@enoxzr36 Ah thank you. Maybe I'll have to give C48 a try
@@DQ2121 c48 can be to soft for Hybrid rubbers, so you must be sure in your choice.
please review andro c53 and hybrid k3
Guys, have used booster for H3 neo and K3? If yes, how many layers?
Is there any difference between Hurricane 8-80 (37°) and H9 Green (37°) other than the color and the price ?
Really great video! Please do a comparison to dna dragon grip
Great! Could you create a video review and comparison of the unboosted Hurricane series from DHS?
Насколько можно видеть по видео, с К3 выше вылетает, закрывать приходится больше.
А по жесткости как оно в сравнении с хариком?
I have a question. I’m a defensive style player that plays with long pips on backhand. Recently I’ve thought about finding a rubber for my forehand that I can chop with and counter attack with. So my question is what rubbers do you recommend? I have been looking at some Chinese rubbers but I don’t know because I am new when it comes to playing defensive with an inverted rubber.
Hello friends. I am your faithful follower, I think your way of playing is amazing! and I really appreciate your opinion. I usually play Yasaka Raksha Z on the right and love it, but I have a problem that it's sold out all over the world and there's no telling when it will be released again, I can't find it anywhere! ! In your opinion, is this rubber similar to Yasaka rakza Z? Could I replace it with no problem or is it a more difficult rubber to play on? I don't want it to be more difficult than Yasaka in terms of the feel of the ball, as it would get out of my level and control, Yasaka says it's 50. degrees but it feels 47 I think…I feel the ball and what I do. ..and it's very sticky for a European rubber I think... is k3 the same? which do you prefer the k3 or the yasaka rakza Z, regards
Nice Video thanks
Glad you liked it
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Hello. I need some help. I hope you guys can help.
Does anyone here uses a backhand rubber that in higher degree?
I’m using DHS8 37degree. Controllable but slow
Has any of you guys are currently using rubber with 45-50 degree?
How do you control it?
Share some tips for me,I’d be so grateful
Спасибо, жаль больше не на русском.
на русском тоже есть, канал НеПингПонг ищите
I really like you , and I order many times only from your shop. Is the best table tennis Shop on the worldBut I dont understand only one thing.
Why do you use this blade?
Nobody know this blade and I do not think so this cheap blade is very good.
And tibar k3 compare to yasaks rakza Z please shortly.