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Alright thanks, I'll check it out. It was that bad? How did it play? Did it play like a really controlled inverted? If that's the case, it could be what I'm looking for. A rubber that has similar drive trajectory to inverted, excellent block, receive and doesn't react to spin.

I can also get the spinlord degu for a good price, do you have any experience on how is it compared to the others?

I wouldn't get tenergy for bh, been there, done with that. From dhs the hurricane 3 37° and from victas rhe V15 extra. From butterfly I would say only the rozena, again unless you know you can handle the t05 on the bh, it's a rubber that doesn't forgive mistakes. Twindle your current racket and...

It's medium pips, it's closer to a tibhar grass than a feint long 3 for example. It has nothing to do with short pips. Wanna try cheap short pips, buy friendship 802 mystery 3, get soft sponge. It's cheap and has been around forever, used by a couple of pros too back in the day.

How about Xu Xin? He did pretty well for a retired player, even though his speed is gone he got some nice wins, goes to show what experience and smart play can do.

The magic word is if. I thought D05 was great, good feel, grip, speed. Control and reliability went out of the window.

These kind of rubbers can let you down in the game, fast and unforgiving. I'd say if not for the hurricane 3 soft, then rakza 7 for good controllable tensor or rakza z if you like tacky rubbers.

There is the 37° version of the h3 neo, it's quite good.

For pros? Yes For 80 bucks? No For less? Still no It's a difficult rubber to play with, sensitive, fast and hard. Stick to something easier. You can try it, just know that it'll have a lower throw and will require more power and it needs it consistently, or it'll just say nope and head dive to...

I would say if you don't wanna boost, then blue sponge won't give you much of an advantage, orange is pretty good even unboosted. 38 or 39 hardness at most. Blue is harder to play, so it may give you problems. For bh it depends. If you're super good and stable at bh, never loose shots and...

@riemsesy Very mature

It's not about conspiracy. I don't trust players reviewing products of the company that pays their bills. Am I crazy to think that?

Spin generation is entirely depended on technique. A rubber with a better hold on the ball and longer dwell time will allow a good player to spin the ball better than a rubber that holds it less but deforms more. One has a ceiling that limits its potential because the deformation will allow for...

I wish I had your backhand... You play just fine my dude, consistent and fluent. If you really wanna focus on something I'd say get more snap into your shots, stay lower to the table and improve the speed of your footwork, and focus on maintaining stability. There's nothing bad here though.

It won't magically make you better. You'll be worse for a couple months or years. If you don't mind that and like to chop and play a slow and controlled game, go for it.

Slight revive, Roning team channel did a review. Seems like a fair rubber.

That's super nice to know. About sealing, in getting a new blade and I want to seal it. I have some andro free seal that a friend gave me, is it good enough or should I get something different, thinner?

I can't boost, I want to keep consistent performance for months at a time because I play in league.

Nice, I'll see what I can get then. Thanks!

It would be better for blocking then? I can find that for the same price with der materialspezialist spinfire for around 40 euros. They're the best sellers from what I can tell.