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loboestep
PostPosted: 24 Mar 2023, 00:28 
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Is there a Chinese alternative for Tenergy 64 fx??
I'm probably asking for something impossible. Isn't it?

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I guess it depends on what you mean, exactly. If you want something that feels and plays exactly like Tenergy 64FX, yeah, it might be difficult (from what I've come across here in the past I'd look at one or more of those DHS "Tensors" (I'd have to go look them up again). On the other hand - if you're looking for a rubber that will serve as a substitute and not cause your game to be any worse - my opinion is that (controversial as it might be) rubbers make little difference in the end - after minor adjustment you'd be winning as many points as you ever did with Tenergy 64 FX. I'd perhaps qualify that by saying that perhaps this doesn't apply to the higher skill levels (? ~2300+?). For us club level players anything will work.

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Today I have tried Palio AK47 Red max (black), in a XVT Hinoki Balsa Carbon. The rubber is too hard for me and I have just order the "blue" one and also Yinhe Big Dipper...Let's see...

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loboestep wrote:
Is there a Chinese alternative for Tenergy 64 fx??
I'm probably asking for something impossible. Isn't it?


I've not tried it, but I hear Palio Blitz 42°, comes close..
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iskandar taib wrote:
I guess it depends on what you mean, exactly. If you want something that feels and plays exactly like Tenergy 64FX, yeah, it might be difficult (from what I've come across here in the past I'd look at one or more of those DHS "Tensors" (I'd have to go look them up again). On the other hand - if you're looking for a rubber that will serve as a substitute and not cause your game to be any worse - my opinion is that (controversial as it might be) rubbers make little difference in the end - after minor adjustment you'd be winning as many points as you ever did with Tenergy 64 FX. I'd perhaps qualify that by saying that perhaps this doesn't apply to the higher skill levels (? ~2300+?). For us club level players anything will work.

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Ah. Try one or more of the TinArcs. There's TinArc 3 and TinArc 5.

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