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ZoranV
 Post subject: Re: Review of C8
PostPosted: 11 Jul 2011, 01:00 
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Yes it is red ox C8, I almost all the time use red ox LPs...

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 Post subject: Re: Review of C8
PostPosted: 11 Jul 2011, 02:11 
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Yes it is red ox C8, I almost all the time use red ox LPs...

Which blade do you use it on?

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 Post subject: Re: Review of C8
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I have it on a custom oversize blade which is not light, but it is made of 3 thick plies, outer are soft...The blade is flexy only when you use power and speed what I use to do playing on FH with C8...but when I block or push C8 IS VERY TRICKY TO RETURN AND AGAINST SERVES ALSO...
I also have C8 black on blue sponge and it behaves like ordinary allaround LP but with good control...on some balsa wood...
I hesitate to put this red ox C8 onto TSP Balsa 3.5 or Balsa Fitter 2.5 what I got ricently because they are smaller (even oversized) than this custom blade and rubber, and I dont want to pull of old type Dtec from my Nittaku Shake Defense Carbon to try it with C8...Maybe I wiil try it on DrN HT what is as large as this custom blade, to try C8 with balsa...

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 Post subject: Re: Review of C8
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Weren't there two types of C8? The outdated one and the current one? I thought I read that somewhere on this forum... :?: I also thought the old C8 was very awkward to play against (like described by ZoranV)...

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 Post subject: Re: Review of C8
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there was the pf4-c8 version...which has been illegal for a while, just like all the other pf4 verisons of the dhs pips
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Yeah, my black C8 with blue sponge is pf4-c8 version...

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ZoranV wrote:
Yeah, my black C8 with blue sponge is pf4-c8 version...

How can you tell if it's pf4-c8 version?

To brahms:
I wouldn't recommend this rubber for you daughter so soon because this rubber is quite sensitive to spin (hard to return good services), also this rubber has lots of speed, so it has a habit of going long. Though I personally love this rubber, it takes lots of time to master it. It's not a beginners rubber.

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 Post subject: Re: Review of C8
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the two logos are entirely different.....on has the old circular dhs shanghai logo on it and depicts a PF4
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 Post subject: Re: Review of C8
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So ZoranV, just to be clear. Are you talking about the DHS C8 ox that is currently available, or the old version?

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 Post subject: Re: Review of C8
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ZoranV wrote:
Haggisv,
You should try C8 OX!
I,ve found that it was true what some chinese said - almost trickiest LP along with DTech OX but better control!

Here I was talking about red OX C8 , not about black with blue sponge and PF logo...AND NOT 24-027 NEW...two of them are currently available...one new with rectangular and one without...both are in list...

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 Post subject: Re: Review of C8
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It comes in this package right?

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 Post subject: Re: Review of C8
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I wanted to have a feedback between the Long pimple DHS C8 vs DHS Cloud & Fog III.
Few suggestions and advices much appreciated.

Greetings,

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 Post subject: Re: Review of C8
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Sorry Brahms,
I have never played Cloud&FogIII...and I really want to help you couse opposite rubber of my LPs on 3 blades is Joola Energy Green Power 1.8 but black and on BH, LP are on FH...After Tenergy 05 1.7 it is the best inverted in LPs combos of mine...

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 Post subject: Re: Review of C8
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The EGP is really great for my BH.
Thanks anyway.

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