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I feel that the T2s works absolutley best with hard, Chinese rubbers. As the blade is quite fast I would (myself) try the Yinhe - Big Dipper Pro 41deg boosted (FH) and Yinhe - Big Dipper 38 or Moon 12 Blue M+(BH).

LOKI - Rxton IX 39deg is really nice out of the box. XIOM - TAU II is like a boosted Hurricane 3. LOKI - Arthur China does also have the boosted H3 feel. 729 - Battle III is kind of a bouncier version of Battle II, with a bit euro feeling.

Perhaps some inner carbon blades like Yinhe - M202, Sanwei - HC-5S or Palio - CAT could fit you. These are really nice.

It's all individual. If it's first time with Chinese rubbers, start without booster. And if it's not good enough go on with a layer or two.

Joola - Dynaryz ACC could fit you good :)

Sanwei - 40+ ABS HD and Sanwei - 40+ ABS PRO are the best I've played with.

Well. It's not sticky at all.

Yes T11 is a really fast blade. It will give a different feeling on your Ma Lin Carbon

You might want to check out Big Dipper?

PG7 is a really good blade on the offensive side and Loki - Rxton 1 Special is a quite hard, low speed tacky rubber. This gives great control and really good spin properties. The T88 Ultraspin is a bit similar to Rxton 1 Special, but a little bit faster and a tiny bit less grippy. I think these...

Yep. Clipper is over priced :D

Go for Yinhe Moon 12 Blue or Green. These are easier to use backhand rubbers and they have a more elastic top sheet, that helps you grip the ball better.

Here :) https://chtt.se/en/varumarken/yinhe/yinhegummi/yinhe-big-dipper-pro

Yep. Big Dipper Pro 41deg a totally different rubber compared to Big Dipper 38deg. Slow and hard as a brick without boosting. Top sheet has good tackiness and looks and feels more like the DHS Hurricane Prov/Nat versions top sheet. The original Big Dipper 38deg is a easy to play, semi-tacky...

Check out 729 - Battle III. It's really nice. LOKI - Rxton VII and IX are also good Chinese rubbers with a bit more elastic top sheet. 729 - Presto Max Spin or Speed are untacky rubbers with superb looping properties. They are more euro-kind of rubbers than Big Dipper. Check out these as well.

Yes. Loki - Rxton IX 39deg, Loki - Rxton 5 Pro, Loki - Rxton VII 39deg and 729 - Battle III 39deg could fit you.

I've tried this in 37/40 on my forehand for a couple of months now on my Sanwei - Verdi Inner blade. It's lightly boosted with Haifu Seamoon, and this is actually one of the best FH rubbers I've tried so far. I can't just put the finger on what it is, but the spin properties are up there with...

I've only got the green ones in M+ so far, and compared to the blue ones that I've tried in all four hardness, the green M+ is a bit slower and gives a softer feeling.

It's not the same. The sponge is a little bit slower/softer on the green one, but the top sheet feels the same.

Loki - Telson 100 475 is quite fast and spinny, if you are looking at Chinese rubbers as well?