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T05 Hard will probably a bit too much too handle for me but I also saw that you are playing the G1 thus having a good understanding of the rubber I still havent bought T05 maybe going for the G1 will be safer and better for my development

I will give the T05 a go

So I'm interested in the fastarc g-1, tenergy and rakza 7(nobody mentioned rakza 7 but I do think it's a safe option with good control) so comparing these 3 which is most suitable for offensive play with variations because I do try to change up my shots like putting side spin on my top spins so...

I wanted to buy the fastarc g-1 before I got my rubbers gifted

I never considered it because I didn't know if I will be able to use it properly it's softer than the AGR comparing speed, is it faster ? I know that the Tenergy 05 is fast

I do play the Dynaryz Inferno on my backhand and like it a lot so that could be an option aswell. Never tried the zgr before compared to the inferno are there any big differences or are the pretty similar

I have also thought about getting rakza 7 on my forehand because as I know of it's slower than the AGR, is a bit softer and offers more control if anyone had used it could you tell me what your experience with the rakza 7 was

Thank you for replying I'll definitely check it out and it doesn't matter which brand it is as long as you think that it is good I didn't even pick my Forehand and Backhand rubber because i got them gifted so I'm not suprised that the AGR is bit too much to handle for me

I have been playing the Dynaryz AGR Max thickness on my forehand and I have decided to try a new rubber because I am not comfortable hitting top spins especially on dead balls, really liked it though when playing top spin against backspin. Are there any rubbers that are a tiny bit slower with...

Thank you for the advice ! :)

I recently got a new Blade (Stiga Allround Evolution) and got two rubber gifted Joola Dynaryz Inferno 2,00mm on the Backhand and Dynaryz AGR MAX on the Forehand both around ESN 50° and pretty fast rubbers. Before that I did play the Tibhar Nimbus Sound 1,8mm ESN 32,5° on the Forehand and the...