HaplessHero's Rubber Ratings
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Dawei (1) 
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Dawei Inspirit Quattro Ultralight 40
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Review of Dawei Inspirit Quattro Ultralight 40This rubber is a little bit odd. It's supposed to be a Euro-style rubber from a Chinese company, and that it is in some respects, but I've been playing on it for a while now and it feels oddly hollow or dead, and has always. It certainly doesn't have the liveliness of actual German-made rubbers that I've used like Tibhar Sinus Sound or Palio Macro ERA.I started to get frustrated with this rubber after a while on my BH so I decided to swap it out. But it's not ALL bad. It certainly is loud and clicky, and rather fast, despite the deadness, which might be for lack of spin. I certainly find it hard to do anything other than flat hit with this rubber. Perhaps it is ideal for a beginner, on a slower all-wood blade with a 2.0 or thinner sponge. But on my Galaxy Kevlar/Carbon K-5 blade, it just lacks something which I hope to make up for as I search for a new rubber. Sep 26, 2011 | |||||||||||||||||
Yasaka (1)
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Yasaka Mark V
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Review of Yasaka Mark VSuch a great rubber for all the right reasons. It excels at nothing but it can do anything. People have said it better than I can.What I love about this rubber is it's ability to temper a "fast" or "offensive" blade to something much more controllable without sacrifice. Jul 10, 2010 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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