Looking for a fast backhand rubber with good spin

[ypongpong]

I’m currently using a Yinhe Pro 01 blade and recently got a Yinhe Moon Speed for my backhand. I really like the speed of the rubber and how well it performs for blocking, flat hitting, and receiving serves. I also like the low arc it produces. However, the spin feels a bit weak for my liking, which is probably expected given how fast the rubber is.

I understand that faster rubbers generally sacrifice some spin, but since the Yinhe Moon Speed is quite affordable (around $10 USD), I believe there might be other rubbers that offer similar speed with better spin.

I’ve read that Dignics 64 is also very fast, but it’s a bit too expensive for me. I’m looking for something around the same price range as the Yasaka Rakza 9. Would Rakza 9 be a good alternative?

Does anyone have any recommendations?

 

[John_]

Rakza 9 would be pretty perfect imo. It's a lower throw rakza x.

 

[Larshos]

G1 maybe?

 

[Hurricane AON]

Rakza XX

 

[Zwill]

I’m currently using a Yinhe Pro 01 blade and recently got a Yinhe Moon Speed for my backhand. I really like the speed of the rubber and how well it performs for blocking, flat hitting, and receiving serves. I also like the low arc it produces. However, the spin feels a bit weak for my liking, which is probably expected given how fast the rubber is.

I understand that faster rubbers generally sacrifice some spin, but since the Yinhe Moon Speed is quite affordable (around $10 USD), I believe there might be other rubbers that offer similar speed with better spin.

I’ve read that Dignics 64 is also very fast, but it’s a bit too expensive for me. I’m looking for something around the same price range as the Yasaka Rakza 9. Would Rakza 9 be a good alternative?

Does anyone have any recommendations?

Victas V>15 series, Gewo Nexxus XT series.
Stiga Mantra Pro series.

 

[Gozo Zyreruna]

he comes from Yinhe. Hence recommending G1, Rakza XX, 9 etc pricing will send shock to his central nervous system. OP may experience nervous breakdown.

 

[mocker88]

As you like Moon Speed, check out Yinhe - Moon 12 Blue. I think it will give you the properties you lack in Moon Speed.

 

[Larshos]

As you like Moon Speed, check out Yinhe - Moon 12 Blue. I think it will give you the properties you lack in Moon Speed.

How about MS53?

 

[ttarc]

Maybe Loki Telson 100. It is fast when necessary, still short game is good, and low arc (too low for my liking) but I don't know the mentioned Yinhe rubbers.
ESN rubbers: Evolution MX-P comes to mind. Usually somewhere on offer.

 

[Egon]

Don't repeat my mistakes. I tried a lot of inexpensive сhinese rubber and couldn't find one that worked for my backhand. You'll end up spending more money on experimentation.
There are excellent and relatively inexpensive rubbers from Nittaku (Fastarс series), Yasaka (Rakza series), Xiom (Vega series), and even Butterfly (Glayzers and Rozena). Choose something from this that is on sale in your region at a good price.
Alternatively, you can try out the rubbers of your tennis friends. It's best if they're players who are higher in skill than you
The pleasure of saving money will last much less than the pleasure of playing with high-quality equipment you can trust.

 

[Marvinn8686]

The 729 Battle III with H38 may be not bad, for me it is best of cheaper chinese alternatives. It has higher throw than most other, FH-oriented rubbers while retaining good spin. I used it with Falco Tempo Long. For me its spin was most important as I use backhand serve a lot. However, Xiom Vega pro Hybrid still played better for me on backhand, but is twice more expensive.

 

[mocker88]

How about MS53?

I think that MS53 is a bit harder in feel than M12B. M12B is a little bit easier for me to use on BH. More dwell.

 

[IB66]

If you want a hybrid rubber then Loki Arthur China or Xiom omega 8 China/hybrid could be an option, reasonable speed good spin.

 

[MORTtheORT]

Fastarc G1 and you will be sorted. Performance of this rubber is ridiculous for the price.... Pro players use it. It is a user friendly version of the T05 with better all-rounder game.

 

[MORTtheORT]

The 729 Battle III with H38 may be not bad, for me it is best of cheaper chinese alternatives. It has higher throw than most other, FH-oriented rubbers while retaining good spin. I used it with Falco Tempo Long. For me its spin was most important as I use backhand serve a lot. However, Xiom Vega pro Hybrid still played better for me on backhand, but is twice more expensive.

Battle 3 is a good rubber. I have used it on someone else blade when I come from a HN3 and O9C background. Seemed a lot easier to me.