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I've tried ZLF, but I'm not a big fan of it. Feels kind of slow, and just kind of pointless to me. I don't really get what the strength of it is. If you want to be a looper, maybe a inner-carbon blade would be beneficial, as it gives you a little more dwell time and hold on the ball. You could...

It's not tacky, it is grippy. I really didn't notice the throw angle, it just seemed normal to me.

I hit around with it for about 10 minutes I think. It's a very good A class ESN rubber. Fast, easy to spin, good for counter attack. But I didn't notice any dramatic difference from other ESN rubbers like MXP or Omega or something. If you like those rubbers, you will like V22.

Hope you like it. What was your thinking on why to pick the 37d hardness? Are you planning to use it on BH?

Not UK, but Europe. Maybe you can try these guys. They have some youtube reviews on this rubber as well. I'm glad you like the CC blade. I try to highlight a particular gem of equipment when I find that is far surpasses my expectations and is not often talked about.

Yes. That's the one I am using.

Can you post a simple bounce test video showing the rubber on both sides of your blade and bouncing the ball on it from various heights.

https://revspin.net/rubber/61-second-kangaroo.html Well I just glanced at the other reviews, and they said the rubber is tacky and slow. So it doesn't sound anything like ESN rubber.

Yes of course, that's why I said that JUST in my personal opinion, I don't feel a big difference. If I had to play a match to save my life and had to pick a forehand rubber for the match, it would not be obvious to me which rubber to pick: Jupiter 3 or ZGR. Since I'm used to using the Jupiter...

Did you use the Jupiter 2 or Jupiter 3? There is a huge difference between the 2 and 3. I've also tested ZGR. In my personal view, I would not consider the difference "huge" between it and Jupiter 3. I can imagine some people prefer one to the other. I also use Jupiter 3 for counter-loop and...

Can you do a review on it?

My experience is that 05 is much easier to use, with a softer sponge. 09c is far more demanding, harder to activate. But if you are strong enough to activate 09c, then it probably has greater offensive potential than 05. But if you don't like T05, I don't know why you would suddenly like D05.

I have not tried it. I decided to give Jupiter 3 a try because I read raving reviews on it, so I thought it had a chance to surprise to the upside. From my testing, everything about the other raving review turned out to be completely true. Haven't read anything about Kangaroo.

It doesn't differ batch to batch. It comes in different versions. When you buy the rubber, you can select the hardness version that you want. I selected and received 39d. Next time I want to test 41d. So you will always get the hardness that you selected. In my opinion, yes, J3 does play very...

Did you try Big Dipper 38 on your BH? A friend of mine is using it for his BH and he loves it. Power and spin at a low price, so seems to fit your demands. Jupiter 3 also comes in 37d and 38d, so would be nice on BH as well. I'm thinking for my next setup to test Jupiter 3 41d on FH and Big...

Look forward to hearing how your test with Jupiter 3 goes. I'm curious how it compares to your Arthur China. Why do you choose Vega Pro on your BH instead of more "advanced" tensor rubbers like Omega or MXP or something?

Get it right away! I really think you will be surprised by this rubber.

Well, as I said, the bounciness, the elasticity, the catapult of Jupiter 3 is very high. I would say that even without booster, it is equal to ESN hybrids. I hope you try it to see if you agree. It's not so expensive anyway. I think the catapult in 38 and 39 hardness is more than 40 or 41...

The Jupiter 3 has a distinctly rubbery, bouncy, elastic feeling. Like a small rubber-band ball. The Bluegrip, relatively speaking, has a softer feeling, like some kind of high-tech mesh. All ESN rubbers essentially have this "high tech mesh" feeling, but I don't know how to describe it.

As I wrote, It just compared it to a Bluegrip C2 that my partner had with him. Definitely the "feeling" was quite different. But in terms of shot quality, I really couldn't say there is a big difference in the quality of my shots. I'm not sure what you mean by "sponge quality". Can you...