Except Chinese rubber has always been really different from Tenergy or ESN. Maybe with boosting nowadays they aren't so different? Seems hard to believe but I don't have experience wit pro boosted DHS.
Well I can tell from experience that i think there is some difference.
Here's the story:
Last time we'd been trained by a pro the coach brought a W968 with Stiga handles and boosted H3 FH and slightly boosted T05. He let me hit with it for a while but it felt way more head-heavy than mine, plus the head was also a bit bigger, so i gave it back after about half an hour....
(Probably just love my blade too much too. For further details please pm)
Afaik he's got it from someone from CNT, but can't recall anymore whose blade it was. One thing the two rubbers DO have in common though is that beautiful high throw.
But as you know T05 isn't tacky at all and hence a little more bouncy, plus I think the T05 topsheet is a bit softer too.
Whereas the boosted H3 is also quite bouncy for a semi tacky rubber but the slight tack lets the ball bounce a little less than T05 does, which actually is an advantage at serve/receive and in the shortgame.
Whilst looping a couple of times i was expecting the ball to go long, but it pulled down on the table in the highest arc i've ever had seen due to all that generated spin. I think its arc is quite a bit higher than the T05.
Probably can take some time to get used to that, but it's been a total blast.
Although I prefer the T05 on the BH. No other rubber i've tried seemed to be so complete (talkin' about overall behaviour). It took a minute to adjust, 'cause I never played a boosted T05 before. I never felt the need to boost it.
Whoa, this somehow became a little review..
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Sorry Chen Chen for the little derail.
I guess I got carried away a little.
Back to topic:
I really wish someone had a clear pic of Dima's FH rubber.
But I think you're right anyway.
Thanks for sharing the info, buddy.