H3 Neo Provincial

Side note:
According to DHS, there is no "commercialized provincials".

To DHS, they do not use the term "factory tuned" to separate their products. To them, its only NEO or not NEO. Therefore since the first wave of beta NEO prototypes, it could be considered as a NEO product to DHS. However, this term "NEO" is not used back then.

Anyway "NEO" is a nice name. NEO means that the product is made for the post speed glue ban era. NEO also means "saviour". At least DHS's reputation is saved from a total disgrace.





What is their differences?
Check out the post: DHS Equipment - Past, Present and Future

More information:
http://mytabletennis.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=31966

Thanks.

I hope not to offend anyone, but yesterday I asked to DHSamerica about how and where to purchase Provincial or National rubbers.

I absolutely agree with Herman and DHS america's response.

Provincial and National are not meant for the public. Therefore please take extra precaution on this.

Please refer to my posts on how to identify a real Provincial/National. It is meant to use as a guide and there is no fixed method to know whether a provincial or National is real.

I have seen some fake rubbers selling in mytt forum as well but I would not be interfering their sales. So it is up to personal decisions of whether the person wants to buy from the seller selling the fake rubbers.

There are 2 reasons why sellers claim their product is true:
- For profit.
- The seller didn't know it is fake.

Some information worth reading

http://mytabletennis.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=31966

Thanks.

hcova wrote: I hope not to offend anyone, but yesterday I asked to DHSamerica about how and where to purchase Provincial or National rubbers. Here the answer that DHSamerica replied me:   ==================================================== Dear Herman,   You are absolutely right saying there is a lot of fake DHS provincial and national rubber in the market. Why? Because it is available only for the members of the national and/or provincial teams. It's not for commercial sales. We do not have this rubber for sale. It simply means you can't get it anywhere unless you are a member of the Chinese team training at the national or provincial training center. I know it's some bad news but at least that's the truth.   As for the commercial DHS products (e.g. rubbers), they are not fake as long as you are buying it from an authorized dealer or directly from us (www.dhsamerica.com) since we represent DHS in North America.     Regards, DHS America ====================================================   Given that, I can recommend all of you to take care about some DHS rubbers labeled as Provincial o National Team, even thougth many web sites sellers swear that their DHS are true.    I hope it save money all of you.   Regards., Hernan

how much in dollar h3 neo provincial??

onlyspecialmade wrote: Side note: According to DHS, there is no "commercialized provincials". To DHS, they do not use the term "factory tuned" to separate their products. To them, its only NEO or not NEO. Therefore since the first wave of beta NEO prototypes, it could be considered as a NEO product to DHS.

I am still wondering why on the back of my Neo Provincial there is a seal saying Sponge № 20, and the letters on the front side are bigger. Probably because it is a COMMERCIALIZED BETA NEO PROTOTYPE.

the old blue sponge shd be #21 i tot..

thanks for reply.. do u mean the #22 sponge is meant to be boosted?

if never boost how? even if its a neo rubber still must boost?