OOAK Table Tennis Forum

Hi,

I would like to sell 729 Battle II Provincial rubbers
- Red, 38 deg., orange sponge
- Red, 38 deg., purple sponge
- Black, 39 deg., blue sponge

I have used them all approx. equally much, in a few training sessions.

Why do they have different sponge colors?..

'Standard' ones come with orange sponge, and then there's an advanced version, significantly faster, with a blue sponge version suitable for forehand, and a red sponge (not purple, that was a mistake) as an option for backhand.

729 Battle II topsheet (LARC# 27-007) + national version orange sponge (tuned with liquid oily compounds).
Black silicone film attached inwards to the sponge so as to prevent from destructive oxidation on the oily additives.

/Be happy/

Wow, interesting, first time I see this. I only knew that there's a 'gold' version out there as well, with purple sponge and only 40 degrees sponge hardness.

Anyways, I'd like to sell these for a little money back, or exchange them for something else, as I they are not the best for me

Hah. More Igorgations. One photoshopped photo doesn't constitute proof. He added the words and the "rubber stamp", thinking it makes it look official. It's probably nothing, there may or may not actually be a black layer on the top of the sponge. Even if there is a black layer it's probably just the adhesive they use to attach the topsheet to the sponge. Even if it's a new sort of glue that seals in the "oily substances" that's hardly "illegal". These "oily substances" are perfectly "legal" if they're applied at the factory - it's the secret to Tensors and Tenergy, after all.

Come to think of it.. that might not even be Battle II.

Iskandar