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Yep. Strange, but no I didn't boost it. It felt too far from what I wanted anyway.

No it's non-tacky. I got one myself. Non-tacky, slow and almost useless :)

I haven't tried more than this one, the "Training" rubber. But it's really nice allround, and really good value for the money. https://revspin.net/rubber/kokutaku-868-1-pair-black-packaging.html

If you're new to the game, go with an allround blade like Sanwei - Accumulator S and a couple of cheap allround rubbers like Kokutaku - 868 Blütenkirsche. There are many good setups for a beginner, but this could work fine and it's about $25.

Go with Sanwei Accumulator S and Kokutaku 868 Blütenkirsche on both sides. Super allround bat, and all for about $25.

I feel that the N80 is like a mushy H3, giving almost the spin as H3 but softer in blocks. So perhaps between H3 and BD then.

Take a look at LOKI - T3. Fast and hard. https://revspin.net/rubber/loki-t3.html Or perhaps the Sanwei - Target National (New). Really fast and spinny. https://revspin.net/rubber/sanwei-target-national-new.html

I think they are quite similar. Perhaps that N80 is a bit slower, BD a bit bouncier and H3 near BD depending on hardness of the sponge.

I got an answer from Sanwei regarding the Provincial Pro 3 rubber. It's only sold domestic, so not available in their international product line.

It feels faster, and the feeling is more direct/harder imo. So to me it feels like a rubber that could replace my H3 on forehand, but I'll try it in game play this week to get a better overview of the rubber. About the H3/BD thing. The H3 got a more compact sponge than BD, so when you hit really...

It comes in only 39.5deg hardness. The feeling is a little bit harder, like somewhere in between 40 and 41 deg, but it comes down to the top sheet as well and it might give a harder feeling than the H3 top sheet..

Yes I have tried the 47deg version. It felt quite fast and perhaps a bit lower throw than H3, but quite similar though. STN feels faster than Bloom Power to me.

Yes I tried it again just now, and I really like the feeling, so It might be on my V14 Pro for a while :) The weight cut is 49 grams, so a bit lighter than the old one then.

Yep. It's faster and has a harder feeling, but I'll try and boost it some day soon as well and see what happens. Big Dipper is bouncier (softer) and it's more like H3. Yep. Hard and fast loops is what I got out of it now. I changed with my H3 and compared, so the feeling is faster and harder so...

Ok. That might be the thing then. Just tried it on my robot, so not in game play. It's certainly a Hurricane 3 kind of rubber. I tried the "Old" version as well a couple of years ago, but found it too hard and heavy for me. This one is only slightly tacky. Holds the ball for max one second...

Well. It hasn't been available for ordering, and it's not in their product catalogue so I have asked my contact what he knows about this. Hopefully I'll get an answer tomorrow. So we'll see :)

Sorry. That's confidential. But my price out is about $32.

I have a little shop of my own, so I bought it from Sanwei.

Hi. I'm about to find out how it works for me, so I'll be back a bit later on.

Big Dipper works really nice with a bit faster blades like Yinhe V14 PRO and Sanwei V5 PRO. This is if you play a more aggressive looping game. If not, slower blades work fine as well. Big Dipper is really nice in many ways, so hope it will work good for you. Did you buy the 38deg hardness?