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will the telson power comparable to yinhe pro05 and/or f3 pro?

You keep recomm Neottec voodoo classic makes me want to buy it as a test blade lol

as a lower one - my top 5 Yinhe Pro 05 Stiga Clipper wood DHS H301 Xiom Offensive S Donic orig True carbon Inner

For the OP. - Agree on the rubber option for this. Initial rubbers should hard, maybe med-hard to develop proper strokes and eliminate or lessen bad form and habit. Having a coach will be better, maybe he could recommend better as coach can actually see you play. For blade, U2 and Fextra 7 are...

Just a spin-off of the blade. Where or how would you rate donic true carbon inner to donic orignial exclusive carbon in terms of same (spin+control)

Same. More difficult for me to remove old glue from esn rubbers, chinese rubber is easier. and after a bit of shrinkage from esn - that alignment psshh

Very true, and logical. @Edan - just ask your coach, he'd know your actual progress. Might even provide several setup depending on style and budget

Oh ok. I use xiom sealant on limba and koto top ply. My clipper still splintered- and thats only after few changes

Koto top ply should use a different sealant?

I missed that comment. In that case, M1 should not be on the list I commented earlier - to bouncy. The yes M2 and M3 are good option - as his preference is soft.

Baracuda, Rakza7, M1 and M2. M3 is soft for a fh - tho it has that bounce (at least for me)

Maybe you can try yasaka rigan spin.. good control, you can put everything back the other side. Good amount for return or sudden attack - good all around rubber (just my experience)

i'm now intrigued to open and use 'em - bought mine just Dec of 2023

this mean even the skyline 3 neo will be non tacky as well, correct? I have pair but have not opened - no spare to glue it...yet

I'm pretty sure the coach told you Clipper is better but did not tell you to buy clipper - knowing you have a fextra 7. Also those rubbers would be too hard for you

I've been there. It depends on who are currently playing, or try ask some player s you see is somehow beginner or beginner with experience (tho this is seldom - as most are intermediate) - all else fail try and ask the coach for drills or matchplay so they can assess you (if there is an open table)

the J3 you guys are using is asia or tour? For J3 Tour users, which rubber rubber would you compare it to?

You could try Baracuda, M2 or Big dipper 38deg

IMO, good rubber combination! tho blade wise, more on inner carbon pref. for that

Since you are a returning, maybe you can start at 7ply wood. clipper, pd437 or samso force pro black. No need to get 5ply anymore. for rubber s try some Chinese/Chinese rubber to familiarize full stroke again