RITC Friendship 729 Battle II
The 729 Battle II is a high-performance tacky rubber engineered for powerful, spin-oriented play. It combines an ultra-grippy topsheet with a dynamic sponge to produce heavy topspin and strong arc while maintaining excellent control. Ideal for offensive players who attack with precision and spin. Note: The design of the rubber’s packaging may vary.
Sponge Hardness: 47 degrees
Speed: 120
Spin: 130
Control: 130
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Reviews of RITC Friendship 729 Battle II (34)
Tried the the battle 2 2.1mm 39 degree orange sponge for the first time. Placed it on the 2026 Sanwei P20D-FL 5+2 outer LD carbon stiff blade. Speed is really fast with a very high spin, though the throw angle of this rubber is low-medium. trajectory for power drive is more direct and very straight which sometimes it will out of bounce. Coming from DHS G888 2.1mm 40 degree rubber on forehand, this rubber has a medium arc trajectory which is better in flat drive than the battle II. Needs to adjust the angle of the racket everytime I make a flat drive to eliminate out of bounce shots. Top spin is excellent in the battle II because of its low-medium throw, paired with a stiff fast blade makes a very fast, very spinny attack which is hard to counter. The feel of this rubber is crisp and hard on a fast blade which is i'm not yet very familiar. Needs more time getting used to it. The Battle II is better suited for aggressive FH topspin and aggreessive play on a stiff carbon blade. Nevertheless, It's a very excellent FH rubber. Will keep this rubber for a long time and master it.
Translated from German.
A fantastic rubber that can be played in a very controlled way.
Good to match FH with lots of blade types: KTS Carbon , Sword Alcan 7, DHS Pg7, Stiga Clipper Wood,Andro Timber7
Overall reasonable price FH rubber.
Use B2 now with 1,5mm sponge from german shop mostly on backhand. Must say that i booster this version to get best performance. As elder player I prefer more control and try to play short rallies. That works with thin boostered B2. Power and speed is more than sufficient. Service quality is extraordinary and brings a lot of points. Tested also other B2 versions (national, provincial) but i'm not able to manage thick sponge. Test now for forehand B2 red and Bloom Power in 1,8mm. Still take some time to come to a final conclusion.
Translated from Spanish.
I use it with a 2.0 sponge on the FH. This rubber is fantastic for brushing. Its surface is tacky and designed to generate spin. This is the commercial version and therefore the most basic one (compared to the provincial or national one), however, it responds very well when looking for spin and for chopping. Its blocking is also good. It's clearly not a very fast rubber, but not slow either. Ideal for getting started in the world of Chinese rubbers. You have to keep in mind that it has no tensor or catapult effect, so you have to improve your technique or the ball will go into the net.