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Yep. I'm waiting for this one right now and it will probably arrive within a month or so :)

729 - Master GT 36deg 729 - Focus III Snipe 42deg Yinhe - Mercury II Soft Giant Dragon - Submarine

Yinhe - Big Dipper 38deg Giant Dragon - Storm Soft

You can get it here https://chtt.se/en/varumarken/pimplepark/pimpleparkgummi/pimplepark-epos

Check out Pimplepark - Epos. It's available up to 1.9mm and weight has been for me about 42-44 grams. It's soft, tacky and has a mild catapult. On a larger blade I guess you might add a few grams...

As you have a fast, quite stiff wooden blade, and looking for more linear rubbers I'd say that you should check out some Chinese products. It could be hard to go directly for 729 Battle II or DHS Hurricane 3 rubbers, as they are quite different from your current setup. So check out Yinhe Big...

It's quite stiff and fast but with a good wooden feeling. The V14 Pro is almost as fast, but with a harder feeling.

Yes. Absolutley :)

Sanwei V5 PRO could fit you nice :)

Sanwei - Multilayer 1 has 3 layers of soft carbon and 4 layers of wood. https://chtt.se/en/varumarken/sanwei/sanweistommar/sanwei-multilayer-1

No, these three rubbers are quite different from Big Dipper. Maybe Loki N80 is the closest to BD.

It's good out of the package, but I usually boost it as it gets a bit more dynamic then.

Yinhe - Big Dipper, Giant Dragon - TopEnergy Soft/Hard, LOKI - GTX Pro, Sanwei - Target 90. These are more or less tack and easy to play Chinese rubbers. 729 - Battle III, LOKI - N80, DHS - Hurricane 9 Blue/Pink are nice Chinese rubbers as well, but also a bit easier than H3 or STN.

Actually 729 are still making these no-ITTF logo rubbers. I have asked them why they do. And the answer is that it doesn't matter to the local Chinese market if it's approved or not. So I asked, why not only make the one with the ITTF logo then? And I haven't got a good answer there either. Now...

H3 41deg is a quite hard rubber, and it's hard to develop technique as a beginner with this one. If you like it, go with a softer version like 39deg. It's more forgiving and easier to use. But if it works good, just keep it. I haven't tried the Dignics 09C, but perhaps you could use a more...

Hey. It's still in production. No problems here :) https://chtt.se/en/varumarken/giant-dragon/giantdragongummi/giant-dragon-cropcircles

I feel that the 47deg Bloom Power is similar to DHS Hurricane 3 40/41deg somewhere. The 45 deg I haven't tried yet.

I think you'll get a better result putting it on a stiffer blade. The hard sponge and top sheet needs a stiffer, harder blade to shine.

Joola Tronix ACC

729 Presto Max Spin is a bit faster and perhaps more similar to some Euro/Jap rubbers. The last one I had was 45 grams cut, so maybe a better alternative?