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Either get a dead rubber or hybrid for the backhand. It doesn't make much sense tho, this is already a very controlled setup.

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Tornado V5 is a outstander of the €5 rubbers. Mercury 2 soft is great for beginners. Currently using it on my Jpen backhand.

The rubbers you use are fine. changing equipment isn't making you better unless you use something that just doesn't fit you. Best way to try something is to buy the same blade & rubber and put the rubber you want to try on it. But ye, get Hurricane 3 commercial. Don't like it? you wont like...

Weight is too different to compare in my opinion. In my experience, walnut is harder. Rosewood has more dwell. While walnut is harder, it doesn't have more speed. Rosewood is more manageable and better for spin. When you put Walnut on a thick blade, it has amazing feeling and is clearly better...

Besides Tenergy/ Dignics 64 the only rubber that came to mind is Joola Rhyzm and Donic Acuda S1/2. Those rubbers are all spinny sure, but man the flat hits in rally are just fantastic. I'd say in rally T64>D64>S1>Rhyzm>S2. First openup (spin) S2>Rhyzm>T64>D64=S1 But all these rubbers are...

Oh yeah, names are so similar

Played with Rhyzen 50 pro, Topsheet didn't grip at all. After 30H+ it finally played like a high quality rubber. This is unlike Rhyzer that has amazing grip and loses it over time.

It makes a loud sound aswel, gotta love T64

Eternity Vps vs Pro 01/ TBalc. Eternity was slightly slower, but i can control the ball better with ALC blades. Eternity has burned Limba, awesome feeling but uncontrollable i.m.o.

Tenergy 64 or Dignics 64 are well known for spinny openups and Perfect flat hitting in rally. Sounds like what you are looking for?

Lively sponge - 1 layer. slightly bouncy and faster - 2 layers Softer, faster and easier behind the table - 3 layers

so basicly - wants to play like its 1990 again - doesnt like looping with modern rubbers. Just go back to being a classic material player with Mark V or Sriver. More spin in rally -> Mark V Better placement in rally -> Sriver. For blade that are most used with these rubbers are old Joola 5...

The only rubber that comes to mind is Hammond z2, mine was 2 grams lighter then D05

Against blocker/ flat hitters i loop the ball 10 meters up and watch them struggle. 10/10 not effective but easily angers anyone

Rozena or Glayzer are good options

I'd say go for Tenergy 64 or DNA Pro M if you have backhand problems, those two are the best for gaining confidence in my experience.

A large amount of people are still using sriver, i'd say try donic senso blade with it. If you want a faster rubber, rakza 7 is good.

A bit about myself first, I am 1600 GER/NL rating, which is about 1900 usatt? I am quite young (18) and i am playing for 8 years now. During that time 2 years penhold (chinese rpb) Now i have been playing 3 years shakehand and found (for me) big succes with it. But recently i have been...

You didnt give a budget, considering this i'll give a few in different pricepoints. Mark-V, You can chop, attack and block with ease. It isn't fast or as spinny as tensor, but any beginner can build upon it. Even higher level players can find succes. Palio AK47, Honestly a budget ESN rubber...