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Kunlun Sponge 3, A40, but measured at 40º ESN.

The most reactive Loki rubber is Arthur China, there's no debate. It's the only one that has that 'clic' when you hit the ball even unboosted.

Sales on Contra.de, I ordered a Inventus 47,5º and a SS 45º for 45€ each. The latter is my BH rubber since the beginning of the season. I prefer it to the SS 48º because of the feeling I have with it. Since Inventus seems softer than SS, I think it's worth the try.

Loki uses different shapes for its blades. Rxton blades have different handles than w81, and Loki K1 K2 K3 have different handles too, thinner. Rxton handle is squarish. w81 is "normal".

I think that LAC gets its qualities a lot from the sponge. So I'm pretty sure that this LAC-C won't be as good. But I might be wrong.

I think they are cloning Hurricane 9, so a different sponge, maybe 36° like the new Arthur Europe 45 or 37° like H9 Purple. I bought the purple one out of curiosity. About LAC Blue Sponge 39° : I boosted it with 2 layers of JieChi. It's still pretty unplayable. There is no linearity at all. Or...

Arthur China C, with the same colors than DHS Hurricane 9 : https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/1005008360707640.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.4.ef7b5e5bTS7b41&gatewayAdapt=glo2fra

The outer ply is what, 0,2mm thick? How sand papering it could be useful for cheating?

What's the wood composition ? Outer ply seems different from Yinhe 05 but I'm far from a wood specialist. I'm stopping EJ for now, I guess with a last order with H3 National and DHS King acB, I reached the limit I fixed to myself.

I should get a O durometer, but last time I ordered, it was a D durometer.

LAC is not real 40° DHS. It's way softer than that. I don't know for the Pro. Global Sport Store told me it was the same with a different packaging. With which durometer did you measure ? How much are other rubbers ?

No, LAC BS is harder than the regular one. Pro version is exactly the same than regular version. Some of my LACs can be more tacky on some sessions, depends on how wet they were when I put the protector I guess.

Hard to say because I don't have the same rubber. I'd say they're close.

I never had this blade. I never felt that. And honestly, I find my setup on Yinhe 05 a little too head-heavy. Another + for the 03 is that the handle is very slightly thinner, and it's smoother, almost as much as the Yinhe T8-s. It's so niiiiice!

I agree, I don't see the point of this rubber. And I was already wondering before buying it. On most strokes, yes. On very big shots, I don't know, I did not try and went back to another setup. LAC Pro.

I was not very happy with the blade 2 or 3 months ago when I tried. I made another try today and I have a totally different opinion now. First, its arc is higher than Yinhe 05, which made me shoot too long a lot at the beginning. But after some adjustments, I've been thrilled by the feeling...

LAC BS 39º is too dead, no pleasure while playing with it. I will boost it severely. Same thing for the Arthur 45 on the BH. It's measured only 2º less than the LAC BS. This was not a good setup at all.

Not yet for the regular Europe. I'm not sure it's relevant to try it, I don't know what I would gain compared to H3 Neo 37°, Rxton 7, Telson 100, Codexx, etc... I bought it because it was supposed to be made in Germany, which I doubt. The rubber on the left is the Arthur Europe 45, A36°. I'll...

Only on Taobao for now.

I just ordered one. Wait & see.