Specially made high density sponge. With accurate control of vulcanization, the expansion process avoids shrinkage and tearing of sponge, Increases the service life of rubber.
Thanks to the high mesh number module production technique, the rubber could bring stronger spin and more stable power output, continuous counter-attack, and easy control of close table stroke. It's a great option for modern skill professional player
È una gomma appiccicosa molto dura con una spugna super robusta di grandissima qualità, la durata è garantita. Quando colpirai la palla andrà molto diritta con poco arco e sarà difficile rispondere ai tuoi colpi. Serve un ottima tecnica un braccio forte per poterla sfruttare.
A pretty good option for a fast, tacky, hard fh rubber. You may be surprised by the speed. However, the throw angle is quite low. You will need to make a fairly large adjustment to your fh stroke. Still, if you hit it cleanly, you can do a very nice kill shot.
I would say this is a decent option for fh. It does what you need it to, but the low throw angle is the biggest issue.
This rubber must be boosted before use otherwise all you get is a dead feeling that will only goes away after 1-2 months of playing. Though the tackiness is similar to H3, Sanwei Pro Blue benefits players who hit more forward rather than brush upwards. It creates a long but relatively low arc when doing topspin which I find a bit unsafe at first but then became a great attribute after I get used to it. It produces less spin than Battle 2 or H3 thus can be blocked or countered if you don't hit with enough power. Decent short game and serve, my opponent was occasionally caught off guard because I can change the length of the push quite easy with it.
Hello All. I have tested the SANWEI Target National before and I liked it, despite being an Euro/Jap player. I gave this rubber a try. I had some experience with YinHe Big Dipper, Tibhar MX-S, Palio HK1997 Gold, Palio CJ8000 Provincial. This rubber has a decent speed (40 degrees), it is easy to dig the ball into the sponge. As reactive as the CJ8000 Provincial. The topsheet has some tackiness, but it can only lift the ball, but can't hold it. Compared to BigDipper it was much more easy to play with. With chinese rubbers over the table flat shots often fall into the net when hit with Euro/Jap technique. This rubber was not different, but it was easy to handle and adapt to. As I don't play with chinese rubbers a lot, all I can say, that this is a comfortable and fast FH rubber from SANWEI. Compared to the Target National, this one is harder, less sticky and a bit more "chinese". I could play the Target National without any adaptation, but it was slow for me.
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