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DHS blades have larger surfaces with a longer designed headshape, there's just more blade to flex that way

Its not quite the same but I think the Stiga Mantra Pro H might be what you're looking for. Coming from G1 I eventually settled on Hurricane after trying several other nontacky rubbers but Pro H is one of the nontacky options that I quite like

Its a good rubber for offense, for sure. Fast and with good spin. Easy to use on either side but if you are not familiar with springy Tensor rubbers it might take a bit to get used to.

If anything sealing a blade would make it feel harder and crispier, not duller or more hollow. You might just have gotten a bad one

Idk about 9. But GA8 47.5 is faster than R7 for sure

Sounds like inner alc might just be a good combo for you. I was experimenting with carbon after using wood since I started playing tt and right off the bat the inner compositions were more comfortable to use. I eventually felt like I wanted a bit more and now I'm using a Viscaria sibling, funny...

I'd recommend seeking out the H3 Neo orange sponge (#20) provincial grade (midgrade quality, six sides cut) with 39 or even 38 degree hardness. 38 degrees is the easiest hardness to play without boost but its not really conventionally Hurricane-like hardness. 39 can be a bit hard for...

JSH and Koji Matsushita were both using Tackifire rubbers pre-glue ban, the phenomenon of choppers using really fast rubbers on fh is only a recent development when choppers have needed strong attack power all the time. Sticky slower rubbers have been a staple for choppers long before everyone...

Rxton9 is more a conventional hard sticky Chinese style rubber made for high effort strong shots. I've only used GA8 not 5 or 9 but the Goldarc series were made to be softer and more lower impact friendly. It just depends on what you want

Gionis and Filus use T05H. Wang Yang too. Last I saw of Wang Xi he was using 09C. Muramatsu is using V>20 Extra or something and Satoshi Aida is using RZEH. Joo is several years retired but he uses H3 now. All the Chinese choppers use Hurricane and do fine.

5g is still a lot especially if it's not evenly distributed, I just want you to be aware.

Even the non-pro version has a headsize of 158x152

TMXi has a large head size, and RZ is kind of heavy. I'd warn of getting a rubber that is on the heavier side least the setup turn out too head heavy. You should also seal the blade because both my TMXi have splintered a bit. I've never used Vega Korea but I can say that Vega Asia and Vega Pro...

Similar yes but the ACB balance is head heavy (assuming shakehand) like all DHS blades. And the Dynasty is actually very nice. Even though its outer the feeling is quite woody and natural, and it has good flex too but it has a bigger sweetspot and better support than allwood blades.

If inner carbons are taking your interest, check out the Anders Lind blade (and by extension I guess the True Carbon Inner). They are basically just inner Viscaria construction, my A Lind is softer and milder than the Viscaria constructions I own but it can still put the ball away. When I went...

Pro M maybe. But I felt Pro H is definitely faster than G1 at the expense of some spin

I've only seen this happen once in my lifetime, on a Donic Defplay Senso, completely split down the same line starting near the handle, I assumed it happened because of the flexing stress the blade is put under especially being so thin. But this was after a year or two of usage. Edit- now that...

41? I've only seen it in 39 and 40.5

Nuzn are effectively nontacky. 50 is a bit slow but the spin is good and the trajectory is very safe, and 55 requires you to hit hard to juice it properly. They don't feel very hard either, if anything 55 feels as soft as some 53 degree ESN rubbers I have tried, but the toosheet is soft which...

P3A and P1V are a bit similar but I think P1 has more reversal. I think its worth a try