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Currently I'm looking at V>22, Omega tour 7 i at 50 degrees (it's 62 usd here), K3 ??, V>20, Rakza XX, DNA Pro H and Donic Bluestorm Z1. All these durometer readings are hard to compare to each other as the topsheet and sponge hardness impacts playing feel. On a different note, the tour 7 i...

I have not, I think V>15 extra has more dynamics than it though.

Not enough rotation, V>15 was good for a speed rubber because it's easy to access. Harder sponge and I'd seek for better spin.

I'm a bit scared to use V20 as it's near the hardness of R53. With R53, the loops were more deadly but I couldn't create my own pace. Edit: FYI, this is for backhand.

I've tried both liner 2 (should be similar) and wave drive 8. I'm guessing you like softer insoles since you say they are stiff. If it's the upper that's stiff then you're lookibg for a more mesh filled upper. Most tt shoes, volleyball, badminton don't have that as they provide support...

It is less sensitive but it's still receptive to spin. There's rubbers out that have that quality while having greater spin. I need greater quality from my topspins, if it's more sensitive then I'll adapt. Almost nothing is more sensitive than T05 which I have tried.

That was my first thought, problem is there isn't enough reviews. I found one where they compared mx-p and V>22. I forgot to add it to the post but V>15 and V>22 (according to the video) both have this feeling of being "murky". It's hard to feel the grip.

This is like my 4th post about this rubber but I'm finding my strokes to be not high enough quality with V>15 extra on the backhand. I've improved immensely on my backhand side but my power strokes have become non-threatening. I am bottoming out V>15 extra and I need a harder version of it...

I am sure tt11 and dandoy can ship them here. We just got 15% import tax and then we have a 12% Value added tax which is accounted before the import tax. This adds up to almost 30% higher prices. For comparison dynaryz zgr is 5,500 php or 100 usd. Dignics ranges around ~110 usd. Now's the...

G1 is still a best seller in japan. No need to fix it if it's selling like hot cake.

Probably part of their business strategy. Also Z2 is more like the successor. Rakza XX is not comparable to Rakza X or 7, it's comparable to Z2 though.

I'd be trying out Joola's blades and rubbers here in the Philippines. (Main supplier of goods here supplies Joola and sponsors). But man the rubbers cost as much as dignics. The blades cost the same as butterfly as well. I'd be trying out dynaryz ACC and AGR but oh well.

Fastarc is the same generation as Vega pro, baracuda, tibhar genius etc. Rakza 7 is a little earlier than that.

Fastarc?

They are nasty. One person in my club who's part of the national youth team is a chopblocker. I can win points by always sending it long to their backhand cause it's hard to raise the ball. Just those flat balls are hard to receive in general.

I prefer to make my blades out of the corpses of my beaten opponents. Gives me +5 intimidation but -10 aesthetic.

na we will continue to look for HL5 alternatives until we end up buying the HL5.

Key advantage of the cybershape is that you can use it as a backup fly swatter.

Understandable, its between the omega china's and Z52.5 then.

Another problem is the availability of Gewo compared to other rubbers. Donic is more available, and Tibhar is more available. Partner that with their lackluster marketing, why would anyone want to go out of their way to get Gewo?