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You should buy REvolution No.3 Normal viscosity. It's really thin and lasting. It's the best I've tried anyway. Hope you get it sorted now. Never fun when you can't use your new expensive rubbers. :(

I'm also using harder Chinese rubbers like H3N and so, and I also feel that I get more out of them when I use less flexy blades like (my main blade) Yinhe V-14 PRO, DHS Power G-9 and DHS Power G-5X. These are quite cheap blades as well, but they are very good for the price. PG-9 is the fastest...

Then I guess you could get your money back, if they don't have any grip? Or do you mean when you hit the ball with the bat, that it doesn't work as intended, and not giving you the spin you desire? What about the glue? Buy a new bottle of glue perhaps?

And the glue isn't half dried/old in the bottle? Are there no grip on either rubber? If a blade is too smooth, you'll sometimes have to sand it a bit to get the glue to stick alright. It sounds like it could be a glue problem. Are both rubbers new?

Lots of glue then and stretch? If you have any booster, you could try to expand them with that?

If the amount of glue is too small and you stretch the rubbers too hard, perhaps they detach a bit from the glue. I would, as said, do a reglue of them and use more glue, and not stretch as much. But perhaps they are too small now then?

New Tenergy 05? I would try to reglue them if there has been too small amount of glue perhaps?

Sanwei Gear Hyper is available in three different sponge hardnesses (37-39). This is a offensive rubber with very high level of control and superb spin and not quite as bouncy as regular tensors. https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?22383-New-Sanwei-rubber-first-look

Big Dipper isn't faster than Skyline TG2 NEO An easy answer is the DHS H3 NEO, or perhaps Yinhe Moon Pro Hard. A good hybrid is Xiom TAU II, and there you got a much bouncier feeling.

Perhaps you could change "good" to "expensive", and that would be more correct? :D

As I use Chinese rubbers and blades myself, it could be a bit difficult to help you in the right direction. But I would have checked some alternatives to Clipper as well, if you didn't buy it yet. Of these below I have only used the DHS PG9 myself, and that's a quite fast 7-ply wooden blade, but...

I have used this with H8-80 38deg as well. No problem at all removing the rubber. Strange...

How long have you played with your Carbonado and Rakza 7 Soft? What did you use before, and how did that work? Rubbers wear out, so why don't try the regular Rakza 7 the next time instead, to get some more weight and speed? Now I haven't tried either of the blades, so I can't tell the...

You could try the Xiom TAU II. It feels like a H3N, but with more bounce. Otherwise just boost your H3N a bit with Haifu Seamoon Booster, and you get a softer feel. An alternative is to go for the H3N Provincial Orange Sponge. I just replaced my boosted H3 41deg with a H3N Prov OS 40deg, boosted...

Can't see any pics attached, but I'm not sure that the grip is the problem. What about your foot work? I mean that if you have good foot work you could create good angles for all shots and placements. Now I have read about the blade "Sardius" and it feels like a really fast blade. I myself have...

I'm not sure your table tennis beginner sister should have a H3 as her first rubber...? It's a bit hard to use for a beginner. Check out Globe 999 instead. It's quite tacky and light weight. I had a 40 hardness in 2.0mm, and the weight was 41 grams cut. The feeling is softer than H3...

Palio CAT + 729 Focus III Snipe 44 deg could be perhaps around 155-160 grams, and quite cheap. Palio CAT is a soft carbon blade, but it could be good in combination with these controlled rubbers.

You should lacquer your blades just because it's water based glue.

Thanx. Great review. It's not heavier than comparable DHS rubbers then... :)

Ok. Sounds like a plan :) What about the weight? I've read that it's quite heavy.