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I have the Stiga Offensive classic, which is a very nice blade for learners. It's not fast, provides a lot of hand feeling, but does have enough speed if you really need it. Also have the Yasaka Ma Lin Offensive, which is faster. I personally would recommend a Yinhe MC-2 to get started. It's...

I would say they are quite similar enough. I don't think they have exactly the same throw or the same feeling or anything, but for half they price they are similar enough and play the same role. Having said that, Yinhe Jupiter 3 at $15 is also quite similar. Similar speed, good tackiness and...

So he just plays USATT tournaments to collect $10k here and there? He doesn't want to compete against the best or other top Euro players, but just bullies USATT players to collect money?

Why doesn't Kou Lei play in China superleague? Actually why is he playing USATT tournaments at all if he's world ITTF level. Isn't USA like a relatively weak country in TT? Why doesn't Kou Lei play in Germany or France or Japan or something? What am I missing?

https://youtu.be/YqmKp_yaeos Kou Lei also lost to this Majin Boo player in the finals. Don't know how good this guy is supposed to be, but Kou Lei is an actual professional player right?

Well I probably won't mess with it more than this, because its very bouncy right now. But I'm just curious about how these things actually work.

I wonder if this sheet of rubber is already at the high point. If I keep boosting it will the catapult increase or am I already at the point of negative incremental return

I used the V47. It's a nice rubber, but my impression is that it shoots rather straight on the Viscaria. I feel that it is better on HL5 type blade.

Makes me wonder what other of my past rubbers actually respond tremendously well to booster

but as I explained, in this situation, the rubber I boosted is not hard sponge, is not tacky. And even when you boost a hard sponge like H3, it doesn't become bouncier than MXP. But this result was extreme.

I recently boosted a underperforming rubber without much expectations, and the result was incredible. I had a sheet of 729 Aurora Max in medium-hard. This rubber was my least favorite rubber of all the rubbers I own, as it was quite slow, quite soft, and had no catapult. It just wasn't very...

Looks like people are starting to find out about my accidental discovery. The speed you are finding in the J3 is not because of the Primorac blade, but actually this rubber is just very fast and powerful.

Well maybe you can try Mercury med on FH and Mercury soft on BH.

I've played with both. Hammond Z2 is made by Daiki, and those rubbers are about 5 grams lighter than ESN rubbers. Both are catapulty, so I wouldn't really describe either as linear. But G1 is less catapulty. G1 is softer, so probably slightly more comfortable. Both are suited for flat...

If I were you, I would put Jupiter 3 on FH and Vega Pro on BH. This would be a nice little offensive setup but also with control. Mercury is much slower, and really for beginners, but would supposedly have even more control

Will you get the blue sponge version to test the difference between the normal orange version?

Any initial comments on how it performs?

Any idea what role in their portfolio Battle 3 is supposed to fill? Battle 2 is the tacky loop and fast attack FH rubber. Is battle 3 an updated rubber in the same role?

yup i bought several times. they are fine

I never really understood why DHS is so incredibly popular. I find their rubbers slow and dull. Yinhe has much better