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W968 National with H3 42d ML rubber on fh and D09c China National on bh, both boosted with Haifu National

TableTennis 11 sells low price Double Fish and Yinhe rubbers. Those are actually excellent. DF Volant is excellent. Yinhe Apollo 5/Big Dipper are great

I think its really good. If you like S1, i don't see any reason why you wouldn't like Vega X

Have you tried regular europe yet? Its like a medium rebound hybrid, think rakza z. Its pretty fun to use. Whats the rubber on left?

If you dont want to boost, DF volant phoenix might be best bet. Jupiter 3, big dipper, or arthur china are great too

Totally normally controllable

D05 is a bit bouncier and softer than 09c, so it gives more easy speed than 09c. 09c takes more effort on the bh side.

I think 09c is actually between ZGX and ZGR. 09c is harder than ZGX, but softer than ZGR. Of those 3, I personally find ZGR the best overall

Definitely, Dynaryz ZGR is just as good. Boosted Tronix ZGR is also very good, like a harder denser D09c

Check my above post, I updated it. But basically the thinner core gives a more trampoline and elastic feeling. The thicker core of the B2X gives a more dense, bricky feeling. B2 is much more consistent in executing touch shots like loops and flicks

I think the regular B2 is a lot better. I'm really not a fan of the "HLX" or B2X construction. The core is just too thick and feels too stiff and dense for me. I have had several of these blades, and each one of them has disappointed me. Yasaka Atletico Power: too stiff Yinhe Pro 05: too stiff...

https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/quan-shi-bao-is-amazing.36049/ I posted pics here. I'm glad to hear confirmation that you like it too. Indeed it doesn't really seem like other Chinese rubbers, nor does it feel like tensor either. It is dense like Chinese, but fast like tensor.

I think Rozena is much more reasonable

uhh, Sriver?? Why get such old rubber.

I tried looping against my friend's chop today with a old Saviga and a new Saviga. I found I had much more problems overcoming the heavy underspin from the old Saviga. The new one seemed like it had more predictable and also lighter spin.

I'd keep it if I were you. 1400 sounds pretty good

Might as well do 2. But see how much the rubber itself curls. If the rubber curls between 60-90 degrees, that's enough.

Funny that Aya also referred to the hardbat opponent as the "last boss". What is hardbat? Is it long pips? Does every punch just produce a dead ball? (my nightmare) It looks really hard to play against, but she seems like she is handling it easily.

Is Target 3 National throw angle the same as H3? or lower than that? Can you link to the specific rubber you have?