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hello, does anyone know:
1. what is sponge hardness of Yasaka Pryde (harder version, no Pryde 30)
2. is it in Germany or in Japan made rubber?
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I presume its Japanese.

I have all 3 high spin, high(ish) control tensors on order:
Yasaka Pryde
Donic Coppa JO Silver
Donic F3 'Big Slam'

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it seems Pryde is made in Germany, analogous to Roxon or Platin.

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http://translate.google.co.uk/translate ... n&ie=UTF-8

43 to 47 degrees according to yasaka jp site. They don't always agree with the yasaka se site.

Its a NONGURU rubber :D
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