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The Sanwei Paramid is a quite fast blade. I feel that it's faster than my regular Yinhe V14 PRO, so it was a bit too fast for me when I used it with my regular rubbers like Battle Max Pro/H3 41deg and Yinhe Big Dipper 38deg. What rubbers you need I guess depends much of what you're used to play...

729 Battle Max PRO. It's really tacky :) https://fb.watch/jlWnxaBiDk/

Are you looking for a hybrid or a Chinese tacky rubber?

I would go for a new blade when it looks like this. Yep a sealant would be good. It costs just a little and saves the blade for a long time.

I'm not a XIOM reseller, so I have to buy these to quite high price as well. I just thought TAU II is a really good rubber similar to H3, but with a bounce, so I wanted to be able to offer this super rubber to my customers :)

I sell these rubbers, and buy directly from 729 so I got the information from them :)

Battle 3 will come with a new pre-treated sponge, and 729 has it in production as of now, so hopefully it will be available in April, May somewhere. And the earlier released version has a non pre-treated sponge. But I haven't played it yet :)

For myself it is Battle 2/MAX PRO 40-41deg, Hurricane 3 41deg and Arthur China. But all players are different :)

And I have a couple of black ones left, but they are quite expensive...

It might be production problems? It's still in their product pages https://xiom.global/product/tau2/507/category/170/display/1/

Well. I'm quite similar, and I feel that it's a lack of confidence in your technique. Or perhaps lack in technique. You have to be more active and force your opponent into your game play. Only then you can get the advantage of your higher skill.

I don't remember all, but of course my yinhe v14 pro and then a sanwei v5 pro. They both worked good with LAC. 👍

Xiom TAU II is H3-like, but bouncier. That one could fit you fine. LOKI Arthur China is another one that feels like a boosted H3 Yinhe Big Dipper is similar to H3, but got a softer feeling, and a little bounce. Only half tacky, but works great for brushing the ball still.

Yeah. If you play against players using that same technique all the time, you might get high ranking points. It's like being a sprinter and you are really good at running and been running straight for many years. All of a sudden you are about to run a hurdle-race, and can't understand why you...

Yeah. I try this sometimes, and it's superb when I get it right. Dan got this at 3.22 here with Gauzy as well. It's quite fun

I would say the Sanwei ABS 1 Star Training Ball. The best 1 star ball I've ever played with. Durable and feels almost like a 3 star ball.

Ah. You need to fine tune all your strokes, work on that chop block and focus on ball placement out on the edges. And could your foot work get any better? There are always ways to enhance your gameplay, and I hope this could help you to find the spark again.

It might change a little bit. I always boost it a little to get the softer feeling, so I have might forgotten how it is to play without the booster :)

For the number 2, I really like Giant Dragon TopEnergy Soft, but it bounces a bit too much compared to BD. Number 3 might be a tight race between Loki N80 and Sanwei Gear Hyper 37deg. Two quite different rubbers, but I like parts of them for backhand. N80 is a little bit more rigid than BD in...

No I don't really. It's the best rubber I used for BH, and I always come back to it when I try something else :)