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Skyline 3 NEO

Everyone's rating

[Hardness] Little hard
[Performance] Spin and Speed to have excellent

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Averages reviews points

Rating: 8.48 / 10

46 reviews

Speed:7.76
Spin:8.52
Control:7.26

: NEO Sky line 3 allows you to play in an aggressive manner with fast and frequent looping. NEO sponge, with its high energy potential, returns the ball extremely quick. This rubber is recommended for continual fast attack, without any interspaces. Surface – Gripy. Sponge – Hard. Strategy – OFF

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Specifications

Producer: DHS

Speed: 97

Spin: 95

Control: 49

Players use Skyline 3 NEO

WANG Hao

Guo Yue

YAN An

Customer Reviews SummaryAI Summary

Highly rated as a sticky rubber for penholders. Compared to Kyouhouou, it emphasizes speed with minimal quirks and a linear trajectory. However, many note that control difficulty is high and it suits advanced players.

■ Frequently Mentioned Points

Well-suited for penholders with easy-to-perform short-range techniques
High speed performance despite being sticky
More linear than Kyouhouou with fewer gimmicks
Moderate spin, ideal for speed-driven attacks
High control difficulty, recommended for advanced players

■ Representative Voices

▲ PositiveDespite being sticky, it feels soft and easy to handle with strong flight characteristics. It accommodates both heavy rotation forehands and flat strokes, making full use of the penholders' wide swing range.

▽ CriticalControl is difficult, and even minor errors lead to overhitting or net mistakes. Casual use leads to poor performance, and the rubber's true potential requires precise ball contact.

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Adafi (Experience: ２〜３ years) Fast, as far as tacky rubbers go

I think it bounces well for a tacky rubber
Well, it's not quite up to tension rubber level, but I thought it was good

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2015/05/24

All	9/10
Speed	7
Spin	10
Control	10

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Knuckle Man An easy-to-use Chinese rubber

Even as a Chinese rubber, it's got a good bounce and is easy to use.

It's pretty hard to get your hands on, but if you can,

I think it's a great rubber. That said, it still keeps the character of a Chinese rubber,

so if you don't get along with Chinese rubbers, be careful.

It's not super expensive, so it's worth trying.

Why not order one online and give it a try?

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2015/04/17

All	5/10
Speed	5
Spin	5
Control	5

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China Rubber The classic Chinese rubber

Chinese rubber. That means a rubber with lots of spin.
But up until now, it wasn't very popular because the bounce was poor.
This rubber applies a film called "idatei" to
improve the bounce. That's cut down on the weak point.
On top of that, since it's a hard rubber, I'd recommend it
for people who play with a flexible blade or focus on loop drives.
The downsides are that it's hard to get hold of, and it's heavy.

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2015/02/13

All	8/10
Speed	7
Spin	8
Control	6

Racket recommended use Chinese EX

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Wanhao (Experience: Less than a year) Super good

I have it on the forehand of my Hurricane King, and it gets a ton of spin and speed too.
I think it's the easiest to switch to if you're coming from a tension rubber!

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2014/11/10

All	9/10
Speed	10
Spin	8
Control	7

Racket recommended use HURRICANE KING 2

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Riakin (Experience: ６〜１０ years) Similar to Hurricane, but not the same.

As the title says, it's close to Hurricane, but the ball comes out like a Skyline. Being mounted on a Super ZLC blade, it really flies - actually it flies too much. But that's Skyline for you. The topspin drive drops incredibly sharply. My opponents keep swinging and missing. If you're thinking about trying a tacky rubber, even without a Zhang Jike Super ZLC blade, why not start with something like Butterfly's classic "Korbel," Kokutaku's hidden gem "Dynars," or Nittaku's "Routis"?

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2014/10/18