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Andro (2) 
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Andro Rasanter C48
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Review of Andro Rasanter C48excellent modern rubber , great control , easy to spin and hit straight both close and mid distance. The Rasanter line by Andro is simply fantastic.Jan 28, 2023 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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Andro Rasanter R42
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Review of Andro Rasanter R42excellent modern rubber, great control, easy to spin and hit direct both close and medium distance, use on the back, the softest sponge is excellent for lifting the ball even close to the net. The Rasanter line by Andro is simply fantastic.Jan 28, 2023 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
DHS (1)
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DHS Gold Arc 9
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Review of DHS Gold Arc 9I bought this rubber to try it out and I was surprised, it is very similar to the famous Butterfly Tenergy, I'm talking about the foam and the arc of the ball, it's just a little more sticky, it has good control and very good speed, if you're looking for a Instead of the expensive butterfly rubber, this could be a great alternative. It is available in hardnesses of 37 and 38 degrees, which are approximately equivalent to 43 and 47 degrees. It's really worth trying. I bought two sets, one 37 and the other 38 degrees, there is a noticeable difference but it's not that big, I felt that the 37 degree rubber offers a little more control without significant loss of speed, so it's up to each player to choose their own. best option taking into account your playing style and especially your blade, I tried it with the long 5 and the nobilis all from Stuor, for me the long 5 was the most balanced option, and for me I opted for the GoldArc 9 37º (without booster) on the backhand and the Hurricane 8-80 38º (with booster) on the forhand. In the long 5 blade there was more permanence and a greater arc making backhand shots easier and also better control, in the nobilis lamina it lost a little control and permanence of the ball but gained a little speed. I opted for the long 5 blade, and I opted for the 37º hardness version..Jun 04, 2024 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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