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which would you advice between the sanwei target special soft or yhine moon 12 blue medium hard

This is the setup currently ...I really appreciate your advice and it has really gone along way for me .. I'd save up and get the red 39° ...thank you so much , I'm really grateful

i'm so confused if i should buy it or the sanwei target

Would you suggest I go for the soft or medium

https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/review-yinhe-moon-12-blue.29581/ This was someones review of the rubber

I would like a rubber with good spin tho and very good feeling , not necessary slow

Hello , so I was unsure and didn't get a backhand rubber , so I am using the sanwei v5 pro with sanwei target 3 40° on my forehand like I said , so what I did for my back hand was I used the rxton 5 purple from my previous setup for it , but I find it still fast and high throw angle , so I am...

Altho it was like a 15min play and I noticed when I actually adjusted my back swing , the entered with tremendous force and spin but obviously it wasn't a swing I adapted to within that 15min but I felt I could adapt to it when I get the rubber for myself. Hopefully 39° would make it easier for me

I had the same issue , I'm thinking of getting the 39° for my backhand

I just made my research and I realized the target special soft version comes with traditional Japanese sponge , and I was using loki rxton 3 blue before on my backhand and I hated it cause it felt dead like cardboard and it used traditional Japanese sponge , so should I just get the target 3...

I do feel 37 and 40 is a big difference , what do you think? Which one do you think would be just right for my back hand , 39° or 37°

You can get it for me tho , I don't mind , currency varies and the price is really high

I just tested it on that rubber but 40° and I must say , it is the best setup I have used, but you are absolutely correct , the backhand rubber was too hard so it flew off the table most times , so I think I will get special soft 37° for backhand and normal 40° for forehand

why do people go for softer rubber for backhand

it's quick pricey and heavy

hello , i recently ourchased sanwei v5 pro straight handle and i am thinking of purchashing this rubber in 39degrees front and back

hello , i am looking forward to swithcing to this blade , and i haven't seen much review about it online , please if you have used this blade before , please tell me about it , thank you

Isn't yhine v-14 better than sanwei v5 pro?

Something closest to my friend's setup and of course budget

Can you recommend another 7ply blade