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Comparing Neubauer ABS 3 1.5 mm (black) with ABS 2 Evo 1.8 mm (red)

First testing blocks, then testing in match situations. I used ABS 3 in 1.5 mm (black) on a Stiga Carbonado 90 blade. This is the blade I found that works best with this anti (or with its blue soft sponge). On FH I use Tibhar Hybrid K1 Euro. Then I used a Stiga Clipper Classic with ABS 2 Evo 1.8 mm (red) with the same FH rubber. My opponent at blocking tests uses a stiff carbon blade with Mark V in 1.0 mm (very thin) and lp ox on BH. At match situations my opponent uses a Stiga Carbonado 90 with some ordinary FH rubber and short pips 802 1.0 mm on BH. ABS 3 is clearly safer and slower, it is like whatever you do, the ball lands on the table. But this, of course, comes with a cost, and that is how difficult it is for the opponent. ABS 3 tend to have a higher trajectory at blocks, and some blocks goes very high. Sometimes there are lots of back spin in those blocks but mostly they are an easy kill for the opponent. But you can also add some speed while blocking and that way putting more preassure on your opponent (but against some players it is better to play very short). Attacking with ABS 3 is a little difficult since it is very slow, but if you but some force behind the stroke there can be a nice attack, either as a lift or as an aggressive push. The main advantage of ABS 3 is safety and ability to control the placement in depth. You can easily make a very short return. I would say that 1.5 mm is about as slow as 1.6 mm Barna Original Super Glanti or Vortex with 1.2 mm red sponge. The spin reversal is a little higher from the SuperGlanti top sheet (original in 1.2 works best on the Clipper blade), but you can still get enough back spin on blocks with ABS 3, just make sure to keep the block low. The ABS 2 Evo has maybe a little more spin reversal, but it is difficult to say since the.rubners are on two different blades. But for me the Evo works very good on the Clipper (ABS 3 was nog good on Clipper). I like that blocks are safe but still low and with some speed. And the spin reversal is rather good (not as good as SuperGlanti but enough to use for this game style) and attacking with it is really good (just that I am not really used to that technique, the Luka-version of aggressive push-attack). I will work a lot more on attacking with this rubber and keep working on blocking with the right part of the blade (close to center, if the attack hits more close to the edge of the bat the block loose spin and control).