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You could probably be right. BH is so subjective. Delicate matter. Glayzer 09C is a great BH rubber for sure. Now which rubber do you use on BH?

The best purchase I ever made is Petr Korbel FL made in Japan ❤️

Switched from Glayzer 09C

I've recently switched to H8-80 37° unboosted on my backhand. One thing that I'm noticing, and it is confirmed by my club opponents, is that the shots (loops, push, blocks, whatever...) coming from this rubber are more difficult to handle for my opponent. This is something remarkable and worth...

Really helpful thread. I've used Gewo Hydrotec and it's a pain to remove from rubber. Recently I've switched to Free Chack II and is also a pain to remove from rubber, but a bit better than Gewo. Now, I'm thinking about getting this Sueke No.2 but there's no review about it, also I'd like to...

I've already tried RZ 2.0mm on BH, it is very good also on BH (y)

I know I should've not ask for Rxton 9 vs Rakza Z because they are two categories apart, one is typical high performance tacky chinese rubber, the latter is a medium-high performance hybrid rubber. Since a lot of forumers here have tried almost any rubbers on the market (esn, japan, chinese), I...

Thanks for taking the time to give me a detailed answer. Probably Rxton 9 is not the right answer. I know what are the right answers, but I'm tired of EJing. I'll stick with Rakza Z for the moment. Where exactly did I write that I find H8-80 too slow? I didn't, it's just your wrong assumption...

thanks for posting brother Gan review, helpful

Yes please update, thanks for your insight. It's also because of you that I'm interested in Rxton 9, I read your review of it and your words impressed me.

I was just curious to know other players thoughts, I've never boosted my rubbers and don't plan to do that. The H8-80 is not slow at all.

I'm currently using Rakza Z max FH and H8-80 37 unboosted on BH, blade Korbel made in Japan. I'd like to know the differences between Rakza Z and Loki Rxton 9 unboosted for FH. For unboosted I mean the rubber as it is straight out the package. Rakza Z is fine but I would prefer a bit more...

Feel the ball first.

I've tried Otcharov Innerforce ALC several times. One time paired with Dignics 09C FH and Dignics 05 BH, another time with Glayzer 09C FH and H8-80 BH. Every time I try it, I feel a perfect balance and control of the racket and tons of speed. Also the FL handle, for my relatively large hands...

I can give you answers about Glayzer/Rozena very soon cause I've them ready to glue on my Korbel Japan in the BH side. Also the thickness is the same you 're referring, I've bought Glayzer 1.9mm and Rozena 2.1mm. Yesterday I tried Glayzer 2.1mm on my friend SK Carbon blade. It was decent fast...

M2 is a great suggestion. My former coach, great backhand looper, uses it since forever. I've used it for one season, its high throw angle annoyed me during backspin pushes, but for looping is awesome. A bit on the heavy side. I'll add for you Omega V Euro, 45 degree as the M2, but better...

How do you find the balance of the racket? Rakza Z EH should be pretty heavy rubber, and you are using on both fh and bh

Great choices. How do you find the DHS no.15? Is thick as reviews say? Is it easy to use? I use Gewo Hydrotec, it has strong adhesion but it's difficult to remove from rubbers.

Very useful info Why do you prefer it to Viscaria? Which rubber on bh are you using? I'm downgrading to Omega 7 Europe after one season with Dan platinum M

Very well said 👌