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I just stick them together and put them back into the case..

Impossible to say without seeing you playing..

You can find Tibhar Genius on TT11

Another vote for the Sanwei ABS TR!

I have large hands, and I find that having a blade with a suitably large handle mitigates a lot of these issues, which I experience more severely when having to compensate my grip for smaller handles. Might not be an issue for you, but worth mentioning IMO.

How does these differ from the NUZN-rubbers, really? Like how are the NUZN-rubbers better, being a more expensive product line?

Could you include weight (especially cut to size)?

FL or ST handle?

Aurus is durable!

Victas Balsa 8.5. Ridiculously fast

Sometimes, when looping against someone blocking as practice or warmup, I can swear that my best loops often get blocked into the net.. Is it just that what I believe to be my best shots are in fact, not so good? Is it my teammate overcompensating for spin when blocking? Is there some other...

Hmm.. Interesting. I really liked the handle of the DHS 301, which despite being very thin, fit my large hands (190 cm height) very well. Where did you get your latest sample, @Chang ?

… please tell me if the handles are equal in shape and size, or different? And if how so, in what way? :)

Where did you find this graphic?

Is the 39-40° the medium or hard? Cuifeng, that is..

I do agree that the D715 is more head heavy and slightly faster, but besides that, I disagree with pretty much everything you said..

I just use a piece of baking/parchment paper. But the process is the same for me :)

Do you use the 39 or 40 version unboosted? :)

https://rubber.ocnk.net/phone/product-group/70?division=3 I believe these are custom orders to Yinhe from this store, so they’re only available here AFAIK

Just want to point out that in contrast to the 729-offering(s) mentioned, the Yinhe ultra-thin rubbers have very hard sponges, usually 41 degrees unboosted.