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love your review! at first I didn't expect anything from this rubber because of the price, but now it's already became my most trusted shield. My previous rubber was Glayzer09c, changing to the Moon I lost some topspin capacities but became much better in blocking, and the price and the...

boost it, the sponge expanding make the topsheet thinnier and tackier. I experienced the same with my H3s

Actually I prefer LAC than Rxton9, the RX9 topsheet is too sticky :( if I was lucky maybe LAC has been my most favorite non-DHS chinese rubber ever

Bloom Power on the first day is a bit dead, but the second day sponge gets more elastic, feels really nice to play. Too bad that state only last for about 1 month and I can notice the sponge degrades. LAC is more elastic, more powerful, easy to play. Too bad its cake sponge lasts even shorter...

I had high hope for Xue Fei, IMO he looks good and well built but unfortunely he ended up mediocre

me too also think that the "champions" all give a strong aura, and they all look good (except Ma Lin haha)

his movement looks so smooth, much better than any beginners. He's already mastered the body coordination so now he only needs to compact it. Give him a year I think he can easily reach 2000-2200 in TT

You have to take your blade's hardness into consideration. On hard blades a softer rubber might be better. for a beginner I suggest try a soft rubber like Rakza 7 soft, then you can upgrade to a harder rubber as you advance. For me I use a medium hard rubber on BH (Moon 12 Blue H-) for balance...

sounds too hard for me. For me the H39 is perfect on my blade, H40 and above makes my blade too hard, I don't have the strength like Xu Xin :ROFLMAO:

I have a habit of boosting all my Chinese rubbers with 1 layer, just enough to make it slightly curve

I don't notice any real differences beside the sponge of B2 NT being more dense and stronger. All B2 pro versions + NT is only semi tacky to me, the only exception is B2 Commerial Orange being the tackiest

B2 BS National is less sticky but the sponge is much stronger. I'd still prefer it over R9 How long have you been playing R9 ? Did the tack lose any strength ? My R9's tack is a bit too much

the dwell time I feel like a bit longer due to the stickier topsheet. However it's only the first day so the tack is still very, I'll see if it changes in the next week

I played the first session with Loki 9 today - this is what I feel about the rubber compared to H3 pro neo blue - Both rubbers is H39 with 1 layer of Haifu Black booster - R9's topsheet is wayyy sticky, stickier than H3 - Opening backspin, topspin, everything is almost the same as H3 - The...

I think Bruce Lee's punch looks like Chinese full arm swing :ROFLMAO:

close to the table I think Long 5x has more advantages due to its flexible, better for smashing. The Dynasty is hard, very little vibration, requires more effort but mid-table it's a looping monster.

many, many people watch the event because there is Ma Long. Like in my country, the amateurs watching the Chinese matches are much higher than the rest. That's much value he is, and I also want to watch him as long as he still plays :rolleyes:

well, that's basically how the world works... if you are not favored then you have to try hardest, 150%, 200% to reach where you want :p isn't that right

I think TT is a mental game at the very least. The home court and the crowd cheering for you can give you a huge boost. The biggest tournaments I see mostly use DHS tables which is in favor of the Chinese. But even at "home" the Koreans at the moment still having a very hard time.

only in a good day that they can play 150% only so they can beat the top Chinese. In a normal day it's pretty much one sided