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For my first test I just used glue on the blade and used the factory glue for the rubber, but you can remove and use your own. To boost I removed the glue. Each player has its preferences.

I doubt they will compete with their "highend" new grippy rubber with a cheaper series...

Not really since it's dynamic and boosted from factory + glue like hurricane neo, but it takes booster quite well👍 I used mine no problem for a couple months then "reboosted" with a layer of seamoon to "revive" it a bit when I needed to reglue, it looks worn now but it still plays really good...

Yes they have different types and maybe just the treatments make a big difference. Kunlun has "medium" size pores, negh is more Cake style with bigger pores, and loxa is high density more "Chinesse style" sponge.

Kirin 1 seems to use the same Kunlun sponge as Rxton 1 but with a non tacky topsheet, I didn't see the Kirin 3 but I if it's equivalent to Rxton 3 it should use the more porous cake Negh sponge (maybe the black like T3) previously they had a non tacky Rxton 3 ( I think it was the TOP blue...

Can you share links to this information? Chinesse forum? What Larc number they use? I also saw some new premade rackets with Zhou Yu as the player & Rxton VII rubbers, but ofc premade rackets rubbers can't be trusted 🤣

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Did you already tested the telson TB?

R9 has a elastic top sheet, 40.5 has great topend speed, it also take booster really well. For a bit more bouncy soft feeling you can test R9 Speed if you can find it, it's 38d in theory.

Loki Telson power seems like a budget attempt to DHS 301 (grey koto top, inner carbon) the series look of great quality for the price. Maybe give it a go. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/3256806732447992.html

I think He is talking about the sponge on the Rxton 3 blue 🔵 not the rxton 3 pro

That's great to hear, I didn't had problems with older Rxton 3 Blue, 2 pinks had weaker bond.

Yes they use the same scale as DHS for the most part but for some rubbers such as the new telson they seem to use Esn scale...😵‍💫🤷

Softest Loki rubber I tried was T3 Speed it said 35° felt really soft, only usable on BH, probably best with a hard blade.

They look good but I didn't test them yet since I got local customs problems on my last order. KIRIN K9 seems like a visual updated Loki V9, that it's a great looking blade and great performance for the price!

My experience it's that the extreme tackyness decreases fairly quick but it remains grippy for a really long time, great spin/speed/control ratio... About blocks & punches I'm sure a lot of people think they suck on H3 37 too, I remember that when tackyness reduced blocking felt controlled due...

For sure GTX boosted it's quite the hidden gem (specially with clearance prices) sadly it's an early product, loki seems to release similar "updated" products. Ofc some like the older models. For example N80 was their "premium" H3 style sticky rubber, then they released the cheaper Rxton 5 that...

I had the same experience with my personal R3 pink. After boosting it worked great for a about a month or two, then started peeling from the edge & some bubble formed. I glued & pressed the edges but it kept separating so i decided to reglue with contact cement. The topsheet separated easily...

I dont think they are the same "type" rubber since R3pro it's tacky with a pored sponge, more of a "hybrid" so I can't really say what's better for you. It can work on both FH & BH. I think for a first combo Any decent off- all wood 5 or 7 ply blades can work.

Try Rxton 3 Pro (Black with blue sponge) best performance for the price.