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Don't know if Donic got any rubbers like that. Check out Yinhe Apollo V or Yinhe Moon Pro Hard. They are quite hard and fast and not super tacky.

Now several of these rubbers are a bit inconsistent in weight. It's mostly the DHS H3 series that I've used over the years that differ in weight, and I found out for example that a lighter H3N 41deg often is more lively than a heavier one. I guess it's the same in many other Chinese rubbers...

Just looking for the right blade for me, and I bought some for my son as well. This is for a period of five years then, and the blades mostly cost $15-$35 per piece, so sure it's some money, but I've sold some again, blades that didn't fit in with our rubbers or play style. :) I use to have 2-4...

XIOM TAU II is really great if you want a bouncier Hurricane. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000960363446.html

I've bought rubbers and blades from various Aliexpress shops for the last five years, and since then only got a copy of 729 Focus III Snipe that I thought was suspiciously ungrippy. This might be from around 5-6 shops and about 20 blades and 100 rubbers, so it's quite safe, if you don't order a...

Yep. Chinese rubbers are cheaper there, but the rest are often more expensive...

Dandoy is Belgium, right? They use UPS or DHL for express, and EMS for budget. Good price for G-1 here Kuba :) https://www.dandoy-sports.com/nittaku-fastarc-g-1.html

Check out this allround blade from Yinhe. Good quality to a low price. https://revspin.net/blade/galaxy-896.html The PG7 is faster, but the 896 will give you more control and still fit a looping game. .As you say that you can't really loop with your forehand, perhaps because of the poor...

Check out Andro Hexer Powergrip and Grip. Maybe they're a bit expensive, but these are rubbers that have more control and spin than the Rasanter line, but lacks a little of the speed of Rasanter then. I found them similar to TSP Ventus Spin, but these have a bit harder sponge, and the grip is...

Here I have bought a lot of rubbers and blades. All have been authentic, or very playable anyway :) https://www.aliexpress.com/store/1953652

Sorry. It was quite a while since I played the AK47, Red version at the time. I could guess that T3 is a notch faster, but AK47 is a more light weight, softer rubber that works good in a spin/loop oriented game engaging the sponge more than T3. T3 has a harder sponge and harder top sheet, which...

Regarding a tacky, more light weight rubber, I recall trying out Globe 999 in 2.0mm, and this was quite nice. A bit low throw, but really good spin and tacky. The sponge in 40 deg feels softer than 40 deg. The weight cut to a normal sized blad was 41g. Otherwise the DHS Skyline TG3 and DHS...

I think that N80 is more tacky than GTX. N80 is similar tacky to H3N. Speed of N80 is a bit slower than H3N. Gtx is a bouncier rubber. Hard to compare to H3N. They are fast in different ways. :)

My son wanted about the same properties in a blade, so I found a carbon blade. Palio CAT https://revspin.net/blade/palio-cat.html. I bought two blades and the weight is 68 & 69 grams. He plays an offensive game with Dignics 05, Xiom Omega V Tour and Stiga DNA Pro M. Another one that he didn't...

Yes. That's correct. Big Dipper is slower and softer, and gives you better control but still really good spin.

I can't find any info about if they are factory tuned, so just naturally fast I guess :)

When you are not passive and really use your feet, you also get in the right position for all strokes. Then you are really hard to beat. But in the second match, it looks like Cole have learned how you play, and he gets more balls returned. On the other hand, you are not on your toes and look...

I have only tried the N80, GTX, Arthur Asia, Arthur Europe and T3. The Asia was too hard for me, and I'm used to the H3 41 deg :) The Europe was kind of nice on forehand, but you have to put in a lot of power to get it working, looping. The T3 is the fastest, but I had difficulties producing...

The fastest Chinese rubber I've tried out is Yinhe Apollo 5. A bit tacky, and really good speed. I had the H36 version. Yinhe Moon Pro Hard is quite fast as well. The 729 Battle II Prov/Gold versions isn't quite as fast as the H3N, what I felt anyway. Then there is LOKI T3. This one felt very...

Why not try something like this https://www.stigasports.com/eu/energy-wood-wrb-table-tennis-blade, with a Chinese hybrid-like rubber like Yinhe Big Dipper? Then you have a controllable wood blade with a set of rubbers a bit like DHS Hurricane 3 NEO, but with a softer feel. These are still quite...