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Dawei Sprungfeder G3 A4
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Review of Dawei Sprungfeder G3 A4Firstly, I'd like to point out that I've got this on both sides, on a 75 gram (Palio r57) bat, with 1.5mm sponge both sides; total weight is 150 grams. This was just something I tried, as all my bats total weight was about the 175 grams previously. I've been hitting with my 'robot' for a few days now and am sold on the combination. I liken sprungfeder a4 to sriver which I tried in 1.5mm many years ago.I loop off both sides and find the control is amazing, and I love the 15% reduction in weight great for hand speed. This is probably not your type of rubber if you need a tacky rubber to produce spin. Maybe a thicker sponge would give it more spin but I won't be going over the 1.5mm any more due to the weight increase, so won't be able to tell you. I didn't rate durability but the time put in thus far, I'd rate it quite alright. Apr 27, 2012 | |||||||||||||||||||||||

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DHS PF4-1
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Review of DHS PF4-1I have this rubber on my 'wind' series DHS blade to practice against the robot. It is a great rubber but far too heavy for a 'shakehand' player. I'm assuming it fits well with the 'penhold' grip player.I've rated this well because it is a great rubber but again I say, not for someone who likes a lightish bat. Don't worry about using weighted bats for training, just put two sheets of this stuff on, and you'll add 110 grams to your bat, and you'll have a great rubber that'll last forever. May 07, 2012 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
