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Also Battle 1 and Battle Max

https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?24354-Tenergy-and-cheap-chinese-non-tacky-rubber

Palio Hidden Dragon. Yinhe Moon (non pro). Sanwei Gear and Taiji (I might be wrong).

I did not get that feeling from 09c, but I have been training with tackies all my tt life so, that might be a factor.

I wouldn't call it shore A and O. Someone on this forum made a very extensive post about it. Also Hagisv made a number of tests and the numbers were 5 degrees off advertised. Chinese use Shore A I think, and i refuse to acknowledge that butterflies 44 sponge is harder than 40 of (chinese shore A).

Try watching this.as wellhttps://youtu.be/PCGoIjyPJUY

Words of a wise man.

It is nice. It is really hard to call it hybrid though. Weird one. Tacky top but sponge is easy to compress, but not bouncy. Medium is a little to soft for me. It is more like tuned hard sponge than tensor.

It would suit even some advanced players... Even some pros. The AK47 are very nice rubbers. The best non tacky china has to offer I think. Blade is a bit fast though, but it will do.

Liam pitchford

Golden Tango PS and Dignica 09c. Having a tensor spong is counter productive imho if you want a true Chinese top sheet. Sponge counters topsheet.

Yeah... Don't use dignica 09c as price benchmark.. Take a looo at Donic Bliegrip, Gewo Codexx, Rakza Z Joola GT, Xiom Vega and Omega China, Victas Triple series, Tibhar K series. Basically every brand has it's own take on the subject. You can watch TT11 video on the subject

From my experience with commercial blades, the best approach is to buy from clubmates. Sometimes it means spending many hours looking but imho it is worth to buy the blade that just feels good than buy based on internet reviews and brand/model. As zwill said the variation is big.

There are English subs.

For the last year I've been using Donic Ovtcharov No.1 Senso without switching. And after that long period I finally made change. I basically bought a second one, because the first one suffered some damage :p

I heard the name Daiki sometime throughout the review. Not sure though. 50Euro is not bad, but, G1 is 35$ on prott.vip, it is 40$ in my local shop and Gewo El Pro 48 is 30$ in my local shop (inters.pl). So... It does not give me that much incentive to try new rubber when my favorites are cheaper.

Has anyone used this? https://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/neottec-x5-m I just saw that today. It claims to be MIJ and it is expensive :|

That. Is. Brutal.

I wonder at what audience the rubber is aimed at. I think it might be too expensive for people who want to try out something new. Maybe in Japan Mizuno has a following which would splash the cash out, but I think in EU it is not known enough so people justify spending that much cash on an unkown.

Sup guys, I would love you (my fav TT folks) would help me explore some training regimes for increasing endurance. I do train with the bot and doing falkenberg for more than a minute kills me. I am on mission to fix that. Last training session I spent firing my strongest topspins against a club...