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Joo Se Kev

Post subject: Dr. Neubauer Domination

Posted: 11 Sep 2007, 15:58

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Have any of you guys used this rubber? I just read Greg's review on about.com, and it seems rather interesting. Except for the price of couse :shock:

I was just curious about the characteristics of the rubber itself such as tackiness, hardness/softness of the sponge/topsheet etc.

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Posted: 11 Sep 2007, 16:32

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I've tried it on someone else's blade.
medium hardness, grippy, but I've seen grippier. Not very springy, so suitable for chopping but seems to work quite well for topspinning. I know a few people who spinmax the crap out of it, as apparently it works brilliantly afterwards.

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Posted: 11 Sep 2007, 16:40

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i heard they also do domination tuned whihcis basicly speed glue effect, the rubber is not for me but i have heard good hings about it

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Posted: 11 Sep 2007, 19:20

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Dr Neurenbauer and grippy pips.. I thought they only made frictionless hehe.

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Posted: 11 Sep 2007, 21:59

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It's inverted, expensive, but supposed to last a while.

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Posted: 13 Sep 2007, 03:34

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Shoebox9 wrote:

It's inverted, expensive, but supposed to last a while.

expensive? £28.99 in bribar (£24.99 in sale) for the normal version and £29.99 (£27.99 in sale) for the tuned version, wouldnt call that expensive

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Posted: 13 Sep 2007, 04:58

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I would lol, but then again I find all britisch based retailers expensive.

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Posted: 13 Sep 2007, 05:06

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i didnt think they were pricey until i found this site even the postage is cheaper keep up the good work ive been converted
no more
tabletennis direct
jarvis sports
or bribar for me
with the exception of glue i suppose

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Joo Se Kev

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Posted: 13 Sep 2007, 09:08

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Well, I actually managed to find it for about 27 USD so it's not quite as expensive as I thought initially (thougt it'd be around 40), but it's still quite a bit more than the chinese rubbers I usually buy.

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Posted: 13 Sep 2007, 11:47

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That's a pretty good U.S. price, I saw it on Paddle Palace for something like $46.95.

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Posted: 13 Sep 2007, 20:40

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Servio wrote:

I would lol, but then again I find all britisch based retailers expensive.

1) its british

2) totaly agree with you, hence why i do my buying from sates and get reviews, guides, glue, accesories from bribar

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