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I felt Rxton 5 is harder. Rxton 5 sponge said 41d, and R3P is 39 IIRC. Both nice rubbers. @TensorBackhand just buy both and try it out yourself :)

skipping and squats should help.

if the price is right...👀

Physically, you can bounce lightly before every point, lean forward slightly in your ready position, like the professional players. I do mini squats to remind myself to stay low. I also like to rotate my waist to remind myself to use my bodyweight properly for FH. Tactically, you should be...

Does it still blocks very well like the M+? Mine is on the way from Aliexpress, but my current sheet is doing quite well. Barely any scratches on the surface after 20+ hours. I also plan to test Rxton 3 blue and AK47 Red on my BH. Too many rubbers, not enough table time...

I had M+ and that feels more like <=ESN 45, which is softer than ESN 47.5 - the official hardness of V15E. IIRC you had M- so the difference would be even greater. I would not be surprised if V15E, a high-end tensor, is a lot faster than Moon 12. Maybe Moon 12 is closer to a clone of V15 limber :D

I wouldn't mind someone else putting rubbers on for me if they do it well. Tennis players don't string their own rackets either.

After some adjustment I can get decent spin from it, but not a lot of speed. Overall I think it is a good rubber for FH-dominant players ro put on their BH. If you do a lot of BH loopkills then this is not the best candidate. Purely based on what I read online, is Moon 12 a clone of Victas...

They should release Cybershape versions of all their popular models instead IMO (Clipper, Carbonado etc.)

Cybershape Mantra Pro M! All you need to do now is to perfectly align these with your cybershape when you glue them on... Also, Mantra Sound (42 deg) and Mantra Control (45 deg) are now available.

Just played in the local league tonight. Whilst I felt the Moon 12 M+ is lacking a bit of punch in practice, it did very well tonight for me in the matches as I didn't have the same level of confidence/performance as in practice. Its spin insensitivity combined with low bounce at low impact...

Everyone will and should sand their blade slightly differently because we have slightly different grip and hand size. How much TPB v.s. RPB you play also matters a lot. I prefer to sand the index finger side heavily and the thumb side lightly. I usually sand the blade in multiple occasions. I...

I keep buying their 3 star balls, best performance-to-price ratio IMO. I haven't ordered anything else from them though.

I think there are two types of companies: one sell rubber with different sponge hardness as different rubbers (e.g. Donic), the other sell rubber with all kinds of hardness options (e.g. Yinhe). Both approaches are fine. LOKI has been type 1 so far, why change now? What I don't like the most is...

Faster, more control and same/better spin than 09c, wow.

https://www.butterfly-global.com/en/products/detail/05800.html

Pretty sure they release the 39 version because the 40.5 was considered too hard by some customers. Just get the national if you want it hard. Meanwhile I am still waiting for color Arthur China...

Based on my positive experience with Arthur China and Moon 12 M+, I am planning to fine tune my setup within the Arthur series and Moon 12 hardnesses. Plus these prices are very close to the domestic price (Arthur Asia & Arthur Europe are about 100 CNY = 11 GBP), much better in value IMO than...

Moon speed is mildly tacky (at least mine was as tacky as my Big Dipper) so it would be more suitable for spinny loops. I quite like the spin insensitivity of Moon blue. Have you also tried the M+? It spins quite well IMO.

Butterfly just refuses to make signature blades for RPB penholders. Wong Chun Ting and Dang Qiu have been top 10 but never get a blade named after them. Maybe that's why Felix Lebrun switches to Tibhar instead lol