YuanJian ZhanTian (远剑斩天) and it is avaliable on Aliexpress for a significant markup or any Chinese exclusive website like Taobao, PDD etc. Best option if you don't have access to these is to get a forwarder like Superbuy. A Hong Kong player Yiu Kwan To uses W968 National 55º 2.3mm on BH (2.3...
It's niche although Yuanjian (LGY's company) ZhanTian may fit the boxes although requires loads of effort:
despite never trying it yet i know everything about this rubber and am happy to answer every question. It is basically a 55º 2.3mm (or 57.5 2.1) harder, faster, tackier D09c that doesnt...
Honestly the closest you'll get is Zyre for majority of stuff although its not tacky and short game depends on who you are, it is hard to it has that going for it although fast. Absolute closest non boosted would be Chinese Team Dignics 09c.
Look man, we don't know your level and making multiple posts is confusing people. Dignics 09c on BH requires quite decent skill, D05 is the safer choice.
The FZD ALC is ever so slightly more softer in terms of materials. Balance wise yes, its concentrated towards the handle. D05 will certainly meet those requirements for fast and high arc.
FZD ALC is not stiffer, I have tried 5+ Viscaria + main a FZD ALC. FZD ALC is slightly stiffer and harder, whereas FZD is ever so slightly more balanced. They both use a koto outer ply and have the same composition. The major difference is the handle, the FZD ALC supports a more balanced grip on...
Would you consider D1 more of a tacky or hybrid rubber? Which rubber would you compare the speed to of D1? Am I right to say D1 has a low throw angle (not as much as h3, but low) with a long arc across the table? That would sound hard to play with.
What is the most important thing(s) you think you learned from all of this if you had to pick a few? Also what benefits does having an advanced coach like these differ to standard coaches? Really appreciate you publicising these and will definitely give it a watch!