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Closer to ESN type, it isn't tacky. It has good grip without tacky surface. It isn't as bouncy as DNA pro M or rakza 7. It is slightly harder with higher error rate

Butterfly Glayzer is a lot more bouncy and trampoline effect. While GA9 has equal grip, GA9 has higher spin on any power shot.

I have good experience with butterfly free chack, i remember the when free chack didn't have the best name. Now it just works like any decent glue, but for a high price. Donic blue contact works great for large pore sponges, also slightly expensive.

I fully agree with what you said about the japanese feel, i am pretty impressed by GA9

@Lawsy First 5 hours: Measurements Pro01/Viscaria: 48 gram Hardness (non measure) around 48 Transition between this and DNA is very small for me. Both are under 50d, but i feel GA9 is slightly harder compared to DNA. This rubber feels controlled with good spin. It is slower than most high end...

+1 Pro 01, slightly slower blade compared to viscaria. If you have the funds for it, go with viscaria.

Get a better training partner/ improve yourself. If you don't like either of those options go with a robot. Same ball... every... single... time...

still being sold to this day, not sure if 9000d is still as tacky

The old Yinhe 9000d lasted 20/30 seconds on the blade without pressing into it. This is equal to the old Hurricane 3 Yinhe Jupiter 3 came in second with 20 seconds

I don't like Harimoto, but on his prime day he beats anyone. He showed it against Cnt, Europe and others. Truly a magnificent player/ guy.

I own pro 01, V14 and Fb-b2x. V14 is the hardest, least forgiving blade with avarage speed. Forehand is good. Pro 01 is a lot better, slightly more dwell and higher quality. Backhand is effortless. Fang bo b2x needs a hard swing to be effective. Forehand drives are deadly.

Nice video, great highlights!

Those look amazing!!!

Bought Donic Crest Off + innerforce layer ALC. Rubbers i bought is the newest DHS GoldArc 9. Also big dipper 38d for the memes

Great rubbers, d09c is a huge step away from older gen Tensor tho

I am very curious about how this plays, please make a quick review on your first thoughts after playing!

I agree, Tomahawk serve is hard to receive propperly. Keeping the serve short with back+sidespin is the best serve. You can also try hard topspin serves, this does require a lot of practice. Or else your partner will hate you

I bought 37 degree, i tend to find 47.5 tensor on forehand good. I wanted to get a slower medium rubber, so i can put controlled counters on the table

Will do! i'll play with it for 30 hours, after that a review will come.

Hello everyone, Anyone tried this rubber, i saw it on aliexpress? I think it must be very new, as i don't see anything online. (i bought it)