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I know the weight of one I used. It's 44g cut to a normal blade.

If you're used to H3, I think you should look for a more light weight rubber with similar properties, but more easy to play with. To change to Tenergy or something like that would make you change your technique quite much in the looping game. My son have used H3 on forehand since he started play...

Yes they are a bit wider than the Mizuno Wave Drive series and Stiga Liner.

If you like tensor kind of rubbers, try Joola - Tronix CMD. It's soft 42.5deg and easy to play with. Very forgiving. Otherwise perhaps 729 - Focus III Snipe 42/44deg, Palio AK47 Blue/Yellow or Yinhe - Mercury III Euro. These are super easy to play with. Light weight, grippy and fairly bouncy.

Haha. Well, it's Christmas almost every week for me :) Today's practice will be accompanied with these assistants. Do you have a new setup for Christmas Dan?

Merry Christmas everyone :)

DHS - Power G7

As a tennis player you might be playing more flat strokes, not closing your racket angle that much? It might be good looking at Chinese rubbers, as they are more linear than the rest. 729 - Focus III Snipe 44deg BH and Sanwei - Gear Hyper 38deg FH could be a good setup. It's hard to say exactly...

Well not really. No more than I know that wood sucks up more water from the air when the humidity is high and less when it's low. That should alter the weight a bit I guess. No sorry, I haven't ordered this one yet :)

Hi. I heard from Yinhe that the Big Dipper 5/V is replacing the original Big Dipper now, as it's out of production. My feel is that BD is a bit more bouncy and easy to play with. The BD5 is a bit more tacky. Similar difference between these two as between DHS Hurricane 3 and the NEO version.

Ok. Well I feel that the PRO-01 is faster than the V14 PRO, but the experience might have to do with the way you play and what type of rubbers you use etc, or just that the weight and density of blades differ to much....

If you're an "Ultra Beginner", I think you should focus on learning the technique first. LOKI - Kirin K5 is a nice allround blade, but pair it with the Sanwei - T-88 III training double rubbers to start with.

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Yeah. I have a couple of each, and that's the feeling I have :)

You could try the Yinhe - V14 Pro. It's not as fast as Pro-01, but not much behind. FH: If Big Dipper 39deg is too fast, perhaps the 38deg could work? A bit slower and more control. Otherwise as you suggest, Loki - Rxton VII is nice and not that fast. Yinhe - Jupiter III ASIA in 37 & 38 could...

Then you don't use full body movement like Chinese rubbers demands. Perhaps the Gear Hyper could be better for you compared to Big Dipper then. Other rubbers that might suit you that are a bit faster than Big Dipper are these. Yinhe - Moon Speed 53 Euro M+ 729 - Presto MAX Spin/Speed Giant...

It's probably your foot work. Your setup is easy to play with.

I think that MS53 is a bit harder in feel than M12B. M12B is a little bit easier for me to use on BH. More dwell.

As you like Moon Speed, check out Yinhe - Moon 12 Blue. I think it will give you the properties you lack in Moon Speed.

Check out Yinhe - Big Dipper. I have some players in the club changing from Mark V to Big Dipper 38deg and all is good.