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You can also always try Fastarc G1. It ressembles tackies in many ways without being tacky. Very spinny, very linear.

Maybe try regluing your Donic Bluegrip?

Hugo was a freaking terminator.

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Good luck on your exam. Do you mind sharing info on how expensive is Prov and National hurricane on domestic market?

Probably one of the mods will help you out. Summon Carl.

Either. Blue is softer. Red is harder. Gambler stuff is butter.

Volt T for FH M for Bh. I also used burst. Great bh rubber

Super duper combo. Highly recommended. I don't like the G1 on the BH, something a little more bouncy might be better.

The way you describe it is the same difference between Donic Ovtcharov No.1 Senso and non Senso. I have both end the feelings about differences are quite similar.

Wy do you want to look for alternative to a blade that costs like 20$ new?

If one is from US and want the prime stuff, get Gambler. Value is sky high, the only minus is durability. But again their rubbers are very very good.

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You mentioned you only have XiomOmega V Eu so i suggested that. EDIT: Sorry for the suggestions without reasoning. Regarding the FH rubber. By the time you will learn to use it you will probably want a harder rubber. I found that for people who know how to use it properly boosted 40 or factory...

Then Jupiter 2 39 and Xiom Eu

Do you train in a club?

I know that you are just trolling, but: Please provide a link to that study Isn't 21 years a lot in terms of technology, even in a rather slow-progressing TT domain?

As I mentioned in the post you quoted. Thicker is stiffer provided materials are the same across blades we compare.

Thick ~ less flex, harder to loop, easier to hit Thin ~ more flex, easier to loop, harder to block (provided the blades have same materials)