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Thanks for the details! - So I glued the AK Red where I had the Vega pro and I can tell you that they are very different, even if the hardness is the same. Not sure if the AK will "break" after a couple of hours and will soften up.. but the Vega has a much softer / more grippy feel and higher...

45 isn't too soft right? So might be good for me too, I was thinking the medium hard because of the speed as you said, but I don't know the hardness of other rubbers to compare.. that's measured more in the latest years. Btw I glued a palio AK47 red today because I had it lol.. definitely not...

Well I can tell you this for sure, in the next batch of rubbers we will order from ali exress there will be at least one Moon 12 blue in there 100% :) I will come back to write my thoughts - btw I'm curious why most reviews and a couple of videos were using medium soft.. which is the softer out...

I don't really feel the hardness in rubbers, *I mean since it's hard it should be fast, right? But it seemed a bit slow.. haven't really used to these type of rubbers.. I just glued it because I had it and seems okay ish. (My last bh rubber was barracuda for a couple of years, 7-8 years ago)...

thanks so much! I wanna get both now :) Maybe if Moon 12 feels better on BH, I could use the Glayzer on FH

Since you use Glayzer - what is the main difference between Glayzer and Moon 12 Blue? I will stop asking more questions after this lol.. I'm just off table tennis for 7-8 years and where I live I'm the most advanced player (and like a coach) so I don't have any proper teamates to ask or try...

Thanks! So Glayzer doesn't have so much tensor effect and is more grippy? - and thus a bit easier to flick? I see you use 09C in both sides, what is that you like most?

Oh, I see - So Rozena and reg Glayzer should be softer and more forgiving then. Thanks!!

I got her the Neptune 0.7 as per your suggestion and other reviews and it's very decent! I tried it and is pretty good. She needs practice now, but I think she will become dangerous :) Thanks!

I read some good reviews for Glayzer 09C for backhand - Since you have mentioned both Rozena and Glayzer, have you tried the 09C? and how do these compare? If anyone has tried both please share your thoughts. Thx

Yeah, Agreed.. I remember thinking about how beautiful these handles where when I first saw them many years ago.. and the overall graphic design and packaging was the best at this time.. everyone seems to catch up now with modern and minimal packaging design. Btw it is amazing how bad some...

any recommendations for soft and grippy then? :)

xiom has good design! the blade handles look great imo.. and that first black table is dope 💥

I will check reviews for all these. Since I see you play with a Friendship 729 rubber - do you by any chance have tried the one I use now - Focus 3 snipe - and can compare it to yours? Or the other rubbers you have recommended? Thanks for your time!

I'll give it some more try on the bh, maybe you're right

Thanks a lot, valuable info! I'm not a beginner, but I was off for some years and also not training properly.. so although I have some good strokes, I do many mistakes due to lack of practising.. The key for the rubber I'm looking for would be forgiving / consistent (?) so for example, when I...

Yes I still have one on forehand and I really like it, but not sure it works so well as a consistent and forgiving backhand rubber

Seems like Rozena gets mentioned a lot! I wouldn't have considered it. And yes @passifid I think for the level we have where I live now average spinny flick or loop should be good to set up a winner.. but I understand your point. Thanks!

Thanks guys so much ~ it's confusing to find good TT equipment, so many options. Your replies are helpful. For those who say just train, yes I know :D

thanks @ThePongCommenter I think I won't go so high budget since I don't really compete.. if next year I play more matches and join a league I might try one of these.