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That's why everyone wants D09c and not loki GTX... ? Dont get me wrong, I believe in reasonable close substitutes, but saying one rubber is gonna play exactly like another rubber is just not true. Booster can't do miracles.

If its too good to be true, its not true (most of the time).

Id stay away from 729 fx and cj800, but the others are decent. They are quite different, but you will find plenty of reviews. Of those mentioned I think the mercury 2 is the best rubber.

Of the top of my head: Stiga Clipper Fastarc G1 FH Fastarc C1 BH Beeing a 7ply its a stiff blade, but still more control than alc/zlc blades, while not beeing much slower. Fastarc is a modern classic. High trowing, not to much catapult for a tensor, very durable compared to other similar...

I think the answer is somewhere in between those two; Get something that supports the playstyle you want to play, but don't make it hard on for yourself, by picking the the really highend stuff. Until you have good consistency on all the important strokes and your done with the basics it's just...

Also ot requires good swing speed to engage the sponge. If you don't have that, the arc is meh

Id say its on the lower side, but not lower than yinhe moon 12 mid hard. I had no issues on both wings with it. If it wasn't so heavy, I'd use it. But like lower throw on bh, so guess it depends on what you're used to.

If you are a beginner, AK47 will be fine. IMO moon 12 is the better rubber, more durable and better grip. You can't order on Aliexpress?

FH Double Fish Volant phoenix 1 or 2 BH Yinhe Moon 12 mid soft

Totally agree. If you have the time to train pushes, do it. Especially training placement and disguising of spin.

Jeah sounds like you wouldn't benefit much from it. I think an easy tensor (vega europe/c1/aurus etc) might be better.If you want something more "chinese" check Volant phoenix 2, still tacky and great grip, but faster, bouncier than h3 37 and still great control.

Show some pics. Its hard to tell without seeing the rubbers.

The only cheap rubber that kinda feels like a tensor is Palio AK47 For the short pip I don't know moristo, but Yinhe Uranus pro has a bouncy feel and to me felt very similar to Spinlord Waran. IMO yinhe Uranus poly would do the Job fine for an outdoor setup. If you take some time searching on...

Hard to answer. If you have the skills to use it and it suits your game, yes.

For their price? Yes. Is the quality like butterfly? No. Unless you're professional, these chinese brands have lots to offer. Yinhe and Sanwei make good quality blades that make many other brands look like cashgrabs IMO.

Sanwei Fextra 7 Sanwei CC Sanwei 75 inner Yinhe v14 pro Just pick any popular budget blade from AliExpress. 75 inner closest composition wise.

I think its another (European?) scale. Mercury 2 soft is very soft and mid hard still softer than h3 37 or around the same.

+1 for yinhe mercury. Tacky and faster mid gear

DHS Fang Bo 2b Flexy innercarbon blade with limba topply. Not too fast on low gear, but very fast if you generate power. Composition wise its basically a korbel with carbon. If you really want upgrade on the korbel, innerforce-style blades are the logical step up I think. There are many on the...

If anything, if you really don't want to develop a backhand: long pips OX. Ther are some that require very little motions or much technique to work effectively. But you will limit your game immensely, if you want to just play forehand and very passive backhand. And even with LPs you need to...