Good chinese rubber for backhand

What do you like to do more on backhand? Counters and flick? Chops? Loops?
Also do you need more feeling on bh?
And what's your budget?
I would recommend you donic coppa jo gold, or acuda series.

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i read a lot of good reviews on Dawei 2008 xp. Have a look also at the Palio CJ8000: http://www.tabletennisdb.com/rubber/palio-cj8000-biotech-36-38.html

yuri.saldon said:

I do blocks, chops, soft loops (I can't loop hard in BH) and started to develop flicks. The feeling of roundell is great to me, because is soft, but have a good speed. Price is a problem and donic coppa have the same price of roundell.
My budget is $25

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Joola rubbers are also good. Can try joola phoenix, should be around your budget.
Also, if this too doesn't come in your budget, you can go for lkt rapid speed. Boost it several times. That is what I am using right now, but now quite satisfied as I like donic rubbers, and will change into it.
For soft version, you can go to rapid soft.
Friendship also has some soft rubbers, like focus snipe. Haven't used that though, hence can't give you a perfect opinion.


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Friendship Aurora, Xiom Vega Europe.

I personally don't like Chinese rubber on my backhand. but i guess that just my preference.

You could try Chinese Non-tacky or semi tacky rubbers. When I started, I used a Galaxy Mercury/ Galaxy 9000d on backhand. Both are good for learning, but the throw of the Mercury helps when flipping, and looping. With a Mercury in 34 degrees, you cannot go wrong. Besides, you could buy 6 of them for your budget.

hurricane 3-50 coz soft sponge

Chinese Rubber for BH

I have found a Brother

Try Globe 999 1.8mm

I can personally vouch for 2008XP. Faster than any other Chinese rubber I've tried and just as spinny without the usual spin sensitivity. It works great for flicks and is forgiving enough to help you develop some power in your backhand to go along witu the touch shots. $8 USD, can't beat the price!

999 on the right sponge, XP2008, Dawei Quattro Ultra Light, KLT rubbers like Rapid Speed, some of the Air rubbers like Illumina and Assissins...

Those are several suggestions.

Myself, I have always favored an Allround OFF Control rubber on BH, one capable of doing all the strokes with easy control, but none of them world beaters. That is just me and many of those suggestions work. Heck, just about any inverted rubber besides anti works for me on BH wing, but I perform in matches best with Allround OFF control class of rubber in MAX on BH wing.

Players play with those kind of rubbers as they are inexpensive and get the job done. They don't make BTY kind of profits, but the companies still get by. Everyone should discover the range of equipment that serves them well and play within that range. Sometimes low cost is a good deal, sometimes not. Sometimes an expensive product is worth its weight in gold, sometimes not.