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Well. It's tacky :) and it's actually far from an anti rubber.

Giant Dragon - Submarine sounds like it could be right. Slow, dampening, good grip but not that spin sensitive. Really slow, even for a Chinese rubber :)

Giant Dragon - Submarine 729 - Focus III Snipe 42deg 729 - Aurora Soft Haitian - Hippocampus

Yep. Yinhe - Big Dipper 38deg is my go-to-rubber for BH. H3N 37deg is too fast and too hard touch.

I think that you might need a better game plan when serving and really think of what you want to come back from your serves, and be prepared for that. And you have to do the hard work and get your foot work going. When you loop, you have to bend your knees and work the full body. In the first...

I've tried Giant Dragon Submarine a bit. Though it isn't my play style, it felt really nice in many ways. It's a bit tacky and grippy but isn't that spin sensitive. It really kills a bit of the incoming power from the opponents attack and it's super in the short game. Easy to make your opponent...

TopEnergy is a bit faster I guess. Not that typical Chinese top sheet, but works a little bit more like a European harder rubber. A little less spin than the others.

No it's not simple at all, but I think your current rubbers might be a bit bouncy and grippy for you if you have difficulties returning spinny balls etc. I can only speak for the rubbers I've tried myself, and Giant Dragon Submarine is an odd rubber. It's a bit tacky, but kind of kills some spin...

I think that you have to go your own way too and not try to adjust to something that is not working for you. Go for something more controllable and not spin sensitive like some medium or short pimples rubber with softer sponge, or a Giant Dragon Submarine, a slow rubber with lots of control and...

Well. I think it depends on what your preferences are regarding backhand rubbers. It's not a backhand rubber for me :) Ah yes. I think it would be good on forehand, the Gear Hyper. Sorry for the confusion.

Yes it feels like that compared to the other, unboosted. A bit higher throw angle.

It's just the top sheet being approved. That's why different products with different sponges that have the same top sheet being different products. Even the 729 Battle (untacky) has the same product code as the 729 Battle Max Pro (tacky as hell). They got exemption from this and has the same...

The Sanwei Echo is a really good controllable blade and works good with any rubber. I feel that Gear Hyper is more of a forehand rubber. Not that soft and nice that you might need in your backhand (at least me). I'm not that keen on the Taiji Plus 2023 model. It was supposed to be softer, but...

B3 has a softer touch. More of a tiny catapult feel and gives good effect even if you don't close your bat that much.

Really nice compare. Thank you :)

Well. It's hard to say right away. AK47 Yellow is fast enough for me on forehand, but I'm more relying on spin. The red one will be harder and faster. The question is what do you lack in your setup right now?

Check out Joola Tronix CMD. It's a 42.5 deg sponge and not that bouncy as the DNA rubbers...

Thank you for your kind words about my shop :) Yes I understand that you go ESN instead as you'll get much better help from your coach knowing these kind of rubbers well. But I think that linear, Chinese rubbers will help your development more than ESN rubbers, as they are less forgiving if you...

It's a little bit faster and bouncier. About the same grip approx.

New STN is more light weight, easier to create spin with, more offensive rubber than the old one. To me it's a totally different rubber. Faster and harder than Hurricane 3 41deg and works really good in a more flat hitting game play as well, so it's a really good rubber if you are familiar with...