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hey guys...
which is the better hurricane 2 or 3...
and wat is the diff between the commercial,provincial and national versions??

and wat is this blue sponge???

thinking of putting a hurricane on FH...

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there's been plenty written on hurricane rubbers sach. Look in the review index and search on them. There is no answer of which one is better, It depends on personal preferences between 2 and 3 and also on cost for the different versions of each. Again depends on what you want to achieve as to which is "better".

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The difference between the two is analogous Bryce and Sriver. H2 is Bryce, H3 is Sriver. One throws low, one throws high. One is fast(er), one is slow(er). etc etc etc. One is not *better* than the other. Just different. Otherwise try telling Wang Liqin that H3 is better than H2 or telling, say, Ma Long that H2 is better than H3.

The sponges are different altogether. I'd avoid the standard commercial unless you can pick sheets out yourself. Blue sponge is of higher quality (sponge) and doesn't vary as much between sheets. #19 is a softer, bouncier sponge version. #21 is something similar I think. Provincial version is expensive and better again. National version is usually fake. Nittaku H2/H3 stuff comes on a softer, more dynamic Japanese sponge. Nittaku H2Pro/H3Pro stuff is better (and more expensive!) again. There's a new version out too which is probably supposed to be speedglue feel or something.

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best hurricane?

Katrina ... or may be Ike. :)

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Nittaku H2/H3 stuff comes on a softer, more dynamic Japanese sponge. Nittaku H2Pro/H3Pro stuff is better (and more expensive!) again. There's a new version out too which is probably supposed to be speedglue feel or something.


Well there is the Nittaku Hurricane 2/3 normal and the Nittaku Hurricane 2/3 Japanese Sponge and the Nittaku Hurricane 2/3 Pro.

I think the normal Nittaku H2/3 is just of higher quality of DHS H2/3 and,
The Pro being?

I'm pretty interested as well.

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where can i get a hurricane 2 prov or nat???
and are the national and provincial versions available in blue sponges???


and wat are the diff hardness' which a hurricane comes in???

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In the Nittaku catalogue, the H3 is faster and less spinny than the H2?

So is this a misprint? I just want to knoe before I get some Nittaku H2/3 Pro

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As stated before, I haven't tried the H2, but from what I have picked up, it sounds like a misprint, cause every piece of info I have about them is leaning towards the H3 being spinier then the H2, while the H2 is faster and with a lower throw.


Thanks! I guess it's the same case with the TG2 and TG3!

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H2 is actually stickier than H3.

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sachit ... fyi ..

skyline tg series is supposed to be version 2.o hurricanes.

but hurricane brand refused to die down... because of its old brand pull..

i find many chinese topsheets as good or better than hurricanes. and as for sponge.. sky is the limit.. you can use some of the good japanese sponges and create a super hurricane like say the one in nittaku range.

but if you are in india... yoiur style may not fit hurricane type rubbers.

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After fiddling around with many Chinese rubbers, I have to agree with debraj and say that there are many topsheets that are as good as the hurricanes. I wouldn't really say that there are many (or even any) that are *better*, but when you're looking at them it's really just a matter of preference.

The real difference between the hurricanes and the others are the sponge quality (not counting that commercial crap, though I highly suspect that the amount of whinging here is proportionate to the sheer amount of hurricane sold rather than any real disadvantage in QC at DHS compared to, say, RITC). The 999 Nat has a similar high quality sponge.

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To be honest with you, I've always found 729 as distro'd in the US to be higher quality then DHS, and have the traditional, ultra sticky topsheets.

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H2 is spinier and faster than H3 and with a lower throw. H3 is more controllable than H2 and I think that adds a plus.

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vali wrote:
H2 is spinier and faster than H3 and with a lower throw. H3 is more controllable than H2 and I think that adds a plus.


How much of a low throw for brush looping? I might be able to use this on my Stiga NCT without having a crazy throw angle!

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H2 is spinier and faster than H3 and with a lower throw. H3 is more controllable than H2 and I think that adds a plus.


How much of a low throw for brush looping? I might be able to use this on my Stiga NCT without having a crazy throw angle!


Lower than H3 , but higher than european rubbers. It played well on a super low throw blade like Galaxy T-1.

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