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There is also the National blue sponge version of Jupiter 3. I don't know how that one is.

sure. It's this rubber. I think you would like it very much. From the way you talked about the Loki Arthur China, I think they are probably quite similar rubbers. This rubber is very much a hybrid, so it works very well on FH as I am using it. But I flipped it around and it works well on BH as...

I just want to highlight this Yinhe Jupiter 3 rubber. It's not a rubber that I see get talked about much, but its honestly a really remarkable and great rubber. I recently started using it on my FH in 39 degree, and I'm playing much better with it. It is very much like a hybrid rubber, with a...

You should totally get one! This is totally up your ally.

Has anybody tried this Phantom/M-Star rubber? How is it like? I was just browsing and it got my eye that the shop manager went out of his way to recommend this rubber. Is it really that good that the manager specifically called out this seemingly random rubber out of all his rubbers in stock?

But that doesn't seem to make sense to me. 47 ESN would be like Rakza 7 or G1 hardness. But Bloom seems to be quite hard, like a DHS rubber.

Can somebody explain the hardness scale that Friendship is using here? The rubber is listed as 47. What would this be on the DHS scale or the ESN scale? Friendship also does the Battle 2 rubbers, which they list as 39 or 40 (same as DHS). Why would they use 2 separate scales for different lines...

If you feel like your blade feels too stiff, why don't you just put your rubbers on the softer blade that you tested? Why not buy the PG7 or another similar blade? You could also keep your current blade/rubber and try boosting your rubber to soften them up. If you boost them, that will improve...

Hi Haraold, What is your level? I have been practicing a little with Z2 on the BH in 2.0. It's very very fast and responsive and spinny and I absolutely love it. It's already incredible, but I think would be even more powerful in Max thickness.

If somebody has a problem with Chinese website, I would appreciate factual data to show the risks of the website rather than just spreading unproven mis-information. If you buy 100 sheets of H3 from TT11, you can scan each of the sheet's code on the DHS product authentication website to check...

I appreciate the suggestion, but I'm quite certain that I didn't call anybody stupid for wasting money on expensive rubber. I specifically said some people see value in $100,00 cars, and some are satisfied for $20,000 car. I simply offered up the suggestion that for a newbie coming back to the...

I'm not trying to argue about this. Lazer offered R7 as a option. I agree that it is a step up from Mark V. I'm simply giving OP some additional info that might be helpful to him: AK47 is a step up from R7 with it being slightly faster when I directly tested them recently, and that AK47 is much...

Wow the future young stars are rising fast! Harimoto and WCQ

What is andro V48? I've heard Rasanter R48, and Rasanter V47. Never head of V48?

Nothing wrong with Rakza 7. I said multiple times, it is a fine rubber with decent performance. It is fast enough, has good spin, and its easy enough to use. But its not cheap, and for that price, I would expect really great performance. If OP is happy paying 40 Euros, absolutely go for it...

Ok, so now you're saying Rakza 7 is not your holy grail, but you are recommending it to OP. Makes sense. Each person has a different view of value. Some people want to pay $100,000 for a car, and they think its worth it. Some people think $20,000 is enough, and would rather save the extra...

To me, Rakza 7 is subpar, overpriced, slow. But to you it is your holy grail. Well, I'm sorry to OP that we may have ended up confusing you. If you believe Lazer that Rakza 7 is holy grail, then you can try it. It's certainly not a bad rubber, and you will be fine with it. But if you want to...

If you're so concerned about Chinese website, you can always buy from Amazon or Mocker's swedish website

Sure, each to their own. I just offer the suggestion to the OP because he's coming back to the sport after many years, so I offer a low-risk low-cost suggestion. If you prefer non-Chinese website, slower, pricier, similar spin or maybe slightly spinnier, then get the Rakza 7. If you prefer...

Rakza 7 is 3 or 4 times the price of AK47, but having tested both recently, I think I would pick AK47 in a blind test. It's faster and got more gears.