I replaced my DHS Cloud&Fog 3 with this. First impressions – good. It's slower than the CF3, but the rest of the physics are identical. It's very good for an attacking style of play. Due to the reduced speed, I sometimes started using defensive techniques. But attacking is more effective with this rubber. Let's see how long it takes for the pips to start falling off. It's good that the rubber is relatively inexpensive. The C8 is even slower than the C7.
I'll begin with chop, sometimes it has underspin, sometimes very little. Chopblock pretty good close to long pips. Activeblock very good. Passive block is where it excells, is so easy, even on high topsin. Drive is very good, pseudotopsin very low with little spin but doable. You could counter everything. It makes little difference beetwin ox and 1.0. I did not try 1.2mm. The best part is control and angle is low, so disturbing. Hope it will help someone.
first pips, and im really in love with c7, relly good control, i can do many things and i can surprise other players, good chop (not excelent), really great block, and you can attack.
sorry for bad english
tremendo poro (como les dicen en chile), sirve para demasiadas cosas, muy versatil y no renuncias al ataque, puedes pegarle sin efecto y sale una pelota parecida a una vibora, realmente buena y recomendable para los que quieren probar un poro largo
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