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Is it durable?

Since you use a H8-80, I have a question: usually, sticky rubbers give people trouble when trying to return a shot if they're not in the right position since the rubber needs a full stroke... Does the H8-80 has this problem too?

but the m1 is too fast and not spinny enough for me. I think in the end I'll put a DHS H8-80 and boost it once

So, I heard that we can break in a sponge either by using boosters or by playing with the rubber long enough... If I use a booster that lasts for let's say 4 weeks, would the rubber, after 4 weeks of use need booster again, or are 4 weeks enough to break in it?

where do you get yinhe rubbers from?

I don't have difficulty with my movement I am just not a fit person

Isn't it slower than the Donic bluefire M2?

Friendship/729 729-5

yes, currently waiting for an answer

Doesn't it require a good physicality?

Donic Bluefire M1

Not available at tt11.fr

I want a rubber that: - is sticky/tacky - has a medium-high throw angle - doesn't require good physical condition - is easy to use - fast but not that fast (between Donic bluefire M1 and M2) - can produce good spin - around 47.5° - 49° ESN hardness - has good control (not necessarily great) -...

but doesn't it require good form and legs?

normal h3 or h3 neo? (I don't want to boost)

Forgot to mention that I don't use my legs too much so I want an easy to use rubber

But isn't it slow with a low arc?

I need a slower rubber than the M1 but not by much, I want it spinnier, and I want it tacky with a medium to medium high arc... What would you recommend me? (If possible, I want the rubbers to be available at tabletennis11.fr)

Is the DHS H8-80 more bouncy? And is the throw angle the same?

But the description said that they have a bouncy japanese sponge