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I You can reglue without removing the old glue. I did it often and i can't tell the difference. It will just add a few grams to your racket. If the glue layer is uniform on the sponge i just put glue on the blade and install the rubber. Work very well and never had a problem.

Because of you, i have another rubber to add to my bucket list. 😤

I prefer the trebuchet effect. According to wikipedia it's better than a catapult or trampoline.

I love them tacky and boosted

Maybe because of the glossy table tops? 😁

To answer your question, you can try Yinhe Moon Speed Medium if you like european style rubber. Or Big Dipper H38 for a more tacky option. I have this rubber on my BH and it's fun. I use it to develop my BH topspin. During practice, if you try your Jupiter 2 with your BH, you will find if you...

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There is something in the sponge and topsheet. This booster wrinkle my ptotector sheet and leave an oily residue. It's very powerfull. I think this chemical boost the sponge and soften the topsheet, increasing the spin and speed at the same time.

I have a blade similar to a Viscaria and i play with Yinhe Big Dipper on both side. It's a fun setup, not too fast and spinny. I think it's good to develop technique. For the price of these rubbers maybe you could try it.

I like Big Dipper 38H. After maybe ten hours of play i clean them with shaving foam, then apply a protective sheet, and only water after every practice. For me it seem to restore the tackiness to a good level. And it's cheap.

I saw the same thing on a live WTT feed, Players where counting points for the umpire. 🤣 Maybe it's the same guy? 😁

I don't think you can save this rubber.

From DHS Hurricane 3 warning on the back of the package: "You'd better not taste or smell the rubber product" I think it's a smart warning. I hope ESN would put a warning on their products if something was bad for the health.

If you are curious about a carbon blade you can look on Aliexpress at a Yinhe V-14 PRO or something similar. It's not expensive and if you don't like it just sell it or keep it as a spare blade. It's fun to test new equipments from time to time. You might find something you like.

I tried something similar, water based glue on rubber and rubber cement (Elmers) on blade. For me the rubbers where easier to remove.

I played with this rubber with my first racket. It's a little tacky, but very grippy. The sponge is soft. I think the 48-50 degree is similar to 42 degree ESN. My black Palio The Way have a yellow sponge, similar to the HK1997. It play well and it's spinny.

I just tried Big Dipper and Moon Speed on my return board, in training and in match. I'm very impressed by the performance VS price. I don't know about the durability but for the price i won't shed a tear when i remove them.

Why do we believe that an all wood blade is always better? Once i tried my Xiom ALC blade i never looked back. It have a nice sweet spot, low vibration and even cheap rubbers shine with speed and spin. My game improved and i can compete with better players. If you want to tame the beast you can...

I wanted to try Yinhe rubbers for a long time. I ordered Big Dipper 38 degree for FH and Moon Speed Medium for BH. What do you think? Will see how they perform.

After 4 months i boosted my rubbers with 1 layer of Seamoon. Here are my observations: You need to start with a hard sponge, because the booster soften it. My rubbers are 52.5 and 47.5 degrees, and the result is likely 2 or 3 degree softer. No increase in speed. Any increase is negated by the...