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So far I know you have said Stiga Dragongrip, Palio AK47, DHS Hurricane 3 Blue Sponge are "toy rubbers". Can you provide us a list of which rubbers are toy rubbers and which rubbers are not toy rubbers.

But can't they just use a BTY handle, and secretly use 968?

It seems there is a trend on the CNT to move to the new w968. Why are LGY and FZD still holding out?

My understanding is that FB2 is stiffer than HL5 (i'm not sure if that also means it is faster). But you said W968 is stiffer and faster than FB2. So does that mean that W968 is much faster than HL5 and much stiffer?

How does it compare with your FB2 for speed and flex?

Awesome, I have a BD 38 that I am planning on using for backhand. I will try seamoon on it as you recommended

Actually when I run my fingers down the center of the rubber, it seems like it slips more than the sides of the rubber. I've been using this rubber for 5 weeks now, so maybe the rubber itself is also starting to wear out a little

Well I remember Victor had the same problem of slipping in the humidity with his Stiga Dragongrip rubbers. Are those also toy rubbers? Anyway I'll try again today and see if its better.

Try PrinceTT

If you play in the humidity all the time, I guess that slippery conditions are just normal for you

Thanks, good to know that I wasn't just imagining things

I'm in Southern California, and today was particularly humid. It felt humid, and it seemed like there was even mild dew forming on the tables today. When I touched my rubbers, they felt oddly slippery and I was wondering why. Later it hit me that maybe the humidity was causing the rubbers to...

Honestly just save yourself some money and get something like this...

Hi Andrea, Has your company gotten much feedback from players about your Target National and Target Pro series? Whenever I talk to people about this rubber, there is 1 overwhelming negative consensus, that the throw angle is incredibly too low. From my own personal experience, I also find that...

I have a sheet of Target National that I haven't opened yet. I am actually currently playing with Sanwei Target Provincial Pro 3. The throw is incredibly low, and it was a horrible rubber for me. The rebound is low and dead, I guess similar to unboosted H3. The topsheet is really quite tacky...

Can you talk about your experience with Target National? How does it's speed compare to H3 and LAC/BD? How is it's spin and feeling? Did you require boosting on it?

Have you boosted Big Dipper before? Which booster has a strong effect on it?

Sounds good, I knew there were other people out there who would like this rubber other than me. How often do you usually change your rubber? What is the difference between arc and throw? I thought they were the same idea.

Yes I agree, if not AK47, the Yinhe Moon Speed is also a very good choice for beginners and intermediate players.

Hey Attitude, can you upload video of one of your matches with your teammates? I would love to see how the J3 performs in your matches. BTW, do you know what your USATT rating would be about? So you are using J3 on your FH now? Are you saying that J3 is a upgrade over your LAC rubber?