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i feel like switching to carbon from allwood, partly bc i was curious how a carbon blade would fit me and partly also bc i want something more versatile without having to exert a lot of effort yasaka atletico spin chinese penhold from taobao, xu haidong from CNT used the blade for a while until...

how light is rxton 3 pink/blue cut?

never played GA8 but g1 is usually a good choice r7 did bottom out for me on the backhand if i try to hit into the sponge and to put it bluntly it sucks (for me personally)

nothing much to worry about fzd has more devoted fangirls than haters

cheap or expensive, eurojap or tacky, it doesnt really matter in the long run the more equipment you purchase and tried in the end it boils down to preference i personally just use cheap rubber bc i am a cheapskate and i can live with dead hard rubbers

former JPEN, now CPEN

currently using r7 on BH i dont really like it bc it doesnt have enough power for me, my training partner does not feel pressured at all. it also bottomed out a lot of times on me, might not be a good fit for my hard stiff outerply blade. but otherwise it should be a fine rubber if ur BH is...

g-wave 80 sounds like a potential option for backhand i hope u get to test it on your BH

somebody hop on that Minion ALC and take the bullet for us might just be a little better than good old Viscaria

crazy that gold is a bit cheaper than blue sponge do you boost your b2 golds? i dont want to boost rubbers a lot bc truth be told that booster puts a hole in my wallet albeit less than what getting ESN rubbers on both sides would end up costing you

just want to say reactor thunder is a really good rubber and i already love it more than any battle 2 rubbers ive used (i have yet to use B2 gold, planning to try one soon) i dont really feel the need to boost it as its plenty fast already (bear in mind im using a stiff blade with hard outerply)

the revspin reviews mention about the rubber playing better on stiff blades so i just use that as a reference when i brought the battle max pro you can try putting it on a limba blade tho

ppl recommend battle max pro on stiff hard blades... which fits the description of my yasaka G5 well. however, the attributes of the rubber are still mediocre unless you apply booster maybe its better for hard stiff *carbon* blades but i dont have a carbon blade in my inventory for playing...

yeah its 50 degrees it feels softer than 50 when you play it due to the topsheet being rly thin

honestly i have very little experience with hybrid rubbers, even more so when i played jpen since they were still a new thing the only hybrid rubber ive used so far jpen or not is reactor tornado v5 and even then it is arguable if it is a hybrid or not my favourite rubber to use on jpen is...

well ive said it on my prev post it has good spin, decent speed on forehand topspin but not quite enough speed to trouble your opponents once you start powerlooping despite the speed of ur jpen paddle the blade ive tried it on is a 9mm kiso hinoki nittaku rorin TPB with battle 2 is not as...

battle 2 on jpen is not bad at all; good spin, not enough penetrating speed on high power strokes however ive only tried prov orange on jpen so blue sponge might be worth trying since it is faster than prov orange esp when boosted

if you're not limited by budget i would advise u to go for dhs over 729 rubbers anyday having played almost all the battle 2 lineup except for battle 2 gold i feel like this series lineup is overrated my fav so far from the battle 2 lineup though would be provincial OS, i hated the BS battle...

i do use protective sheets tackiness does last longer with sheets than without

i quite liked Reactor Tornado V5 not going to lie that the rubber is slow in comparison to other rubbers in the same league such as 729 battle 2 but the spin is great and easy to access tackiness wont last long but it is still pretty grippy