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Check out 729 Dragon F and L series. These are quite soft and a bit bouncy. Giant Dragon TopEnergy Soft is nice, and Loki GTX Pro, but it's a bit fast maybe. 729 Battle II will come with a Soft 37deg sponge quite soon as well.

I still have some Bloom Power and some more are coming within a week or so :)

Sanwei V5 PRO could suite you. It's 7-ply wood and a harder ash outer veneer, and it's quite fast.

Ah yes I did. It was only what I read and heard about this one. :)

No sorry. I haven't tried this one. Thank you for sharing :)

This bat is quite slow and non grippy. Sorry, but I don't think this one could help you improve your game at all. The LOKI Rxton I rubbers you can buy alone isn't at all the same as the rubbers on this bat. They are really good quality and performance for the price.

An hour or so maybe. It was about the same.

Perhaps two layers. Minor effect. No bubbling at all. Perhaps two layers. Minor effect. No bubbling at all.

Check out Yinhe Big Dipper if you need more spin. It's more linear than G1 as well, so more controllable. And gives you a much softer feel than H3.

I don't think it does. I added some booster too but didn't feel that it made so much difference.

LOKI Arthur China is a Chinese rubber that don't need any booster like most of the other does.

Yes I think so. I always used water up until two years ago, and tried this cleaner. It's not a miracle cleaner in any way but I feel that it gives me a rubber with a bit better grip. I clean my rubbers about every 30 minutes when playing, because I really need the tackiness :)

I think you should try some cleaner. TT Rev Bio Cleaner is good. I have a year old Bloom Power 47deg that still holds the ball easy for 10 seconds, :)

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You might like a slower rubber like Pimplepark Epos on forehand to gain more control or perhaps a Palio AK47 Yellow that isn't that grippy with more focus on control, and it's linear...

I'd reglue it. See to have 2-3 layers on the sponge and 2 layers on the blade. If it's genuine it's probably a glue problem. It could appear that the rubber sticks good, but you'll notice when you remove it, that it's not that hard stuck to the blade (if it's this problem).

I have some of these. Mostly long/short pips rubbers, but some backsides as well

I have the Storm Soft and it's a nice rubber. The tackiest rubber I've used and a bit softer than the ordinary Chinese rubbers.

If it's for beginners in their first year or so you could just go for the Sanwei T88-III Training double pack. I've sold a lot of these and clubs use them for beginners, but if they have played for two-three years the Sanwei - Ultra Spin would be a really perfect rubber, like JJ Ng wrote.

Yep the Sanwei Ultra Spin is a really good rubber for the price and perhaps the Sanwei Taiji Plus instead of the Battle then...