Customer Reviews
All reviews listed are from verified customers who have purchased this product.
- 21/04/2023 Nice spin, not fast rubber Review by Marcos Guglielmetti
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Quality - 22/12/2022 a good surprise Review by Marcos Guglielmetti
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Quality - 28/01/2021 Not ideal for forehand Review by iamj8
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Blocking and hitting shots were quick and I was able to get balls on the table more easily than with Neo H3. It was also easier to get loops on the table compared to Neo H3 but my opponents had a much easier time returning these as well. Unfortunately, the rubber tended to "bottom out" on high impact shots causing many balls to go long.
I think this rubber will be too soft for most people's forehands, but it might be suitable for close table hitters who want good touch. As I have learned time and time again, there is no substitute for a boosted Hurricane 3 and I will be continuing with Neo H3.
I played with this on Freitas ALC. - 23/02/2020 Good rubber for my back hand Review by Kenneth Teape
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Quality - 06/01/2020 Softer version of hurricane 3. Very good control Review by Artan Kroi
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Quality - 06/11/2018 Very good backhand rubber Review by Ryan Hong
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Quality - 04/07/2018 Good Backhand Rubber If... Review by Corey Parker
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Quality - 05/06/2018 Great for BH or controlled FH Review by Azv
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Quality - 22/02/2018 BOA Review by jansen assis
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Quality - 21/02/2018 Good variation of H3 Review by Yi Zhang
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On a side note, you have to take care of this rubber for the tackiness to last. Just clean the topsheet with a rubber cleaning sponge and a bit of water after each play session. This way it should stay tacky for 3 to 4 months. - 14/09/2017 Awesome rubber for Looping Review by Tatsuki Katakura
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Serves are spinny, short game is sublime, loops are automatic.
Smashes and blocks are a little iffy, especially blocking.
Being a penholder, My traditional backhand block has lost consistency, probably due to the fact that chinese rubbers dont reverse spin upon contact as well as tensor rubbers, so it tends to throw the ball long off the table with zero spin, no matter how much I close the racket angle. but I can accomodate with my rpb so im still happy.
Rubber life is probably on the long side. Cant comment on this factor too much, since im only on my second sheet. Same with manufacturing consistency. I was so surprised by how good a new sheet played that I started questioning wether my first sheet was defective.
No real cons other than the cost being higher than H3 neo for some reason, and its typical chinese rubber sensitivity to moisture. On moist days I sometimes consider buying another blade with european rubbers because of how bad these rubbers play in humidity!
I tried boosting and the rubber definetly got faster but it wasnt my cup of tea. The feeling of the rubber completely changed and the sound got muted for some reason. I may try again in the future when my technique improves. - 05/09/2017 Buena Goma Review by Luis Ariel Corro Gutierrez MBP139
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Saludos - 04/09/2017 GOOD Review by jansen assis
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Quality - 02/06/2017 Is excellent, I recommend it 100% Review by ct
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Quality - 18/04/2017 exeptionally for ball control and spin Review by Florian Kroeber
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Due to boosting it has awsome speed and the softness gives you great feeling of the ball in every situation. Just remember to brush loop with this rubber cause the sponge will do the rest for you! If you do not have a strong backhand you DO NOT NEED TO BOOST this rubber. This will result in less speed and more control of ball placement and ball length. Spin is awesome when pushing and looping due to extremyly grippy(and sticky) topsheet wether boosted or not. - 05/04/2017 Good rubber but does not last long Review by Lex
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Quality - 23/12/2016 Excellent product Review by ALEX APONTE
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Quality - 11/10/2016 Very good rubbers. Fast delivery! Review by Alex Ton
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Easy to control than Tenergy 05. Fast delivery - 05/09/2016 tanks Review by saim polatkan
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- 29/06/2016 My favourite forehand rubber Review by Nuno Alves
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lots of spin very easy to chop and receive the serves goog for block and the topsin is marvelous and it creates lots of difficults to the oponents - 08/04/2016 Great Review by Andrew Couper
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Quality - 15/01/2016 for beginner till up Review by Oscar Probst
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soft sponge.
it´s easy to handle - 08/09/2015 H3-50 Soft vs H3-50 Mid Review by AO
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Soft has a slightly lower throw angle than the Mid and feels better on the BH.
I have H3-50 Mid on the FH and shots spin side ways right off the table.
Soft for more control, Mid for more power.
Both rubbers scuff easily but does not affect play - 08/09/2015 Good Rubber, Fair Quality Review by AO
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Noticed that rubber scuffs easily after one round of practice. - 28/08/2015 Good. Review by Helcio Pinguelli
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Quality - 24/06/2015 not bad Review by Liu Wukang
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Quality - 06/05/2015 Un-exciting Rubber from DHS Review by Dennis Bingham
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The NEO Version of the H3 is more dynamic, faster and plays overall better. This H3-50 is really nothing i would consider an upgrade from a "normal" H3 rubber. The sponge is slightly softer on this one but it doesn't help with the control or to generate more spin, not even talking about making it more dynamic.
Stick with traditional H3 or go H3 NEO if you want more dynamics. A real upgrade to one of the DHS rubbers is the Skyline 3-60 or, if you prefer the non sticky, more european style, the Tin-Arc 3. - 05/12/2014 good but..... Review by Win Ton
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Quality - 31/10/2014 So so Review by zach
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Quality - 06/09/2014 Controlled Offensive Rubber for Backhand Review by Purinsu
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On Forehand it is not suited in my opinion for people who like the traditional hard sponge rubber like Hurricane 3 etc. The #50sponge is too soft and therefore has noticeable less power and spin. The surface is very sticky, like the classic Hurricane 3 and after 6 weeks of hard training it is still very sticky. But for those, who always wanted to try a sticky rubber, but can not handle the hardness of classic Hurricane or Skyline, should give the 3-50 a chance. When i say "less power and spin than classic Hurricane 3 (due to softness)" I can still assure you, that 3-50 still has more Spin than most ESN rubbers on FH(compareable to Vega Pro, but less than MX-P).
I use it on backhand, because my BH is too unstable in some situations. Sometimes I am not able to handle strong bouncing effects. But when I play with less bouncing medium ESN rubbers they are too slow and have way to less Spin when I attack. On the other hand, medium-rubbers with satisfying Spin were too bouncy. So I found the solution in tuned H3-50. It is medium hard. The bounciness is less than the average medium ESN rubber, but the maximum in speed is even (like the speed moderate ESN, slower than e.g. Vega Japan, but even to e.g. Aurus soft). So the speed is very satisfying, enough for my loops on BH. Additionally the control in short game is very good due to the lesser bouncing-effect. As I said before, the Spin is great. On FH I cannot do as much Spin as I could with Hurricane 3. It is because the 3-50 excels and short strokes and not driving. On backhand with my short strokes I am able to generate more Spin than on FH with Vega Pro in my opening topspin. The soft sponge and the sticky rubber work very well together.
So I conclude: Hurricane 3-50 is an OFFENSIVE backhand rubber. It excels in spin with short strokes (very good for opening). Might lack in speed for higher level players, but for medium players like me, it is more than enough with a better control. It lacks bouncing-effect in flicks, but controlled spinny flicks are easy to play. It is more sensitive to incoming Spin than average EN-rubbers. But if you "understand" spin, it is no problem.
Must be tuned, otherwise it is shit. - 27/06/2014 A poor alternative to H3N Review by Duncan Wraight
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The sponge isn't tuned at all - no vacuum-sealed packaging - and boy can you tell. I even tried a couple of layers of Dianchi, which sped things up dramatically, but its feeling was simply not right to me.
If you use H3N and you're effective with it, don't switch to H3-50. Maybe look at the new Hurricane 8 when that comes out. If on the other hand you're looking for a slow, spinny Chinese rubber then give H3-50 a go. Unfortunately in my opinion there are similar rubbers for a third of the price. - 23/06/2014 New DHS rubber Review by Kyori
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Quality - 18/06/2014 Recommended Review by Eduard Brok
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Quality - 13/06/2014 Excellent Review by Andrei Popescu
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Quality - 08/06/2014 the best dhs h3 Review by Andry Johnson
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Seems slower than the national version but I use it without booster and carbon blade. - 24/05/2014 Easy to play Hurricane 3 Review by Judith Kuijf
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Quality - 14/05/2014 tacky rubber and strong spin Review by jinchuan xu
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such a combination provides a player with great ball feeling with every shot and suits players who want to exert a fast, stable loop attack.
I like it very much, but it's price a lot expensive. - 11/05/2014 good chinese rubber for average skilled player Review by John
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First of all I boosted this rubber with 3 layers of Haifu Seamoon Booster and I come from provincial H3 NEO. This rubber is not as powerful and spinny as H3 Neo prov. But that doesnt mean I didnt like it. The sponge is pretty cool, not as mushy as people say, its still a hard rubber even when boosting like Vega Pro or T05 but obviously easier to play than H3N prov.
You have really good control, good spin and very very descent speed too. The rubber is easy to play and doesnt need a lof of skills like H3N. The price is amazing, the rubber comes selected in 37degree hardness and you get a genius product of DHS. But of course it doesn't play like a high quality rubber which can be compared to T05 or H3N prov. So dont get the wrong idea. Its a very good rubber for everybody, who wants a good quality product for basic to upper table tennis skills, but if you really need a "professional" rubber for yourself there is no way to play with this because it will never keep up with T05 or H3N prov.
But for just having a good chinese rubber its really amazing, probably the best chinese rubber I know so far.
I recommend this rubber to everybody who wants a chinese rubber on his or her forehand and does not want to spend about 50 Euro for a prov. H3N and who always wants to be safe about genius products.
But if you are really a higher level table tennis player who wants to develop the game and skills go for REAL rubbers like T05 and H3N prov because with this rubber youre not going to keep up with the high quality game of good players over 2000 ttr. - 08/05/2014 Good FH rubber Review by Chi Chan
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Quality - 07/05/2014 nice rubber Review by john anderson
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Quality - 07/05/2014 Love the sponge engagement Review by Jin Yin
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I paired it with Yasaka extra offensive, which has a hard outer ply. This rubber would also work with stiga hard wood series like ebenholz or alc series. Don't put it on All+ or off- blades unless you chop all the time.
Recommended for those of you who think h3 is too hard on carbon blades. - 01/05/2014 Good all around rubber Review by Terrence Cook
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Quality - 28/04/2014 very good feeling Review by Jack Dong
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Quality - 25/04/2014 h3 fiability , constant Review by Xavier CUSTOS
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Quality - 24/04/2014 Great rubber on decent price Review by Stefashka
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Quality - 23/04/2014 good rubber Review by Marc Hauser
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Quality - 23/04/2014 very good Review by shi yi rui
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Quality - 23/04/2014 obidient Review by Erne
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Great for serv and returning the ball.
- 08/04/2014 Excellent rubber! Review by dami
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