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you found the truest words right there - the Moon forgives Everythinggg - now I can block my opponents' killshot which I normally can't, I can block the balls even when I'm out of position, so strange It has less spin capacity, but that's a good thing, I won't have to worry about over-spin the...

I don't think so.. its sponge is too dense, even for H45, need strong force to make the ball eat the sponge. Currently I am using Yinhe Moon 12 Blue H- for backhand, it's way easier to play on BH

I tried them some years ago, did not like it, Big Dipper was too hard, Jupiter 3 lacks spin. I've been playing Battle 2 Gold and NT since then until I met LAC

Bloom Power H47-2.2 - Feels very similar to Battle 2 gold - I guess they use the same sponge since they look almost the same - Bloom's topsheet is stickier, leads to higher throw - Great control, service and creating topspin - I use it unboosted, some efforts are needed to generate power, I bet...

it feels a bit softer than my 47.5 ESN rubbers (MXP, Jekyll&HydeV47.5, V15 Extra)

me too, the TT companies are having a habit of confusing the customers with their rubber variations 🤣 these "newest spongeX technology" makes us EJing until we go broke..

Yes this shop (which also sells the cheap LAC 🤣) has Moon Speed 53 with 26.37$ discounted. I heard that the MS53 has hard topsheet which is not my liking https://s.lazada.vn/s.dkMk3 For the Moon12, I got the H- version here (a bit soft for my liking, I would like to try the Hard+ version...

Moon 12 's speed and spin can be compare to Rozena, or Glayzer. I haven't tried Moon Speed, it looks very promising and I'll surely try it next About the LAC, I don't really know their business, but unless they release a Blue sponge version of LAC, I won't buy the LAC again :(

Here comes business: DHS H9 Violet - 38d 2.1 on BH - unboosted - Sticky topsheet - Dead sponge - Very light (46gr cut) - Medium high throw - Flick and lift backspin easily - Topspin is okay, the ball is very curvy (but all spin, no power) - Terrible blocking - easy to bottom out due to...

lol sorry I mean the sponge is hard and dense, and the topsheet is also hard - maybe that explains the rubber's longevity

It still bubble, but at least after 3 months. B2 NT even last 6 months. Those are the most enduring rubbers I've seen

B2 Gold has very hard topsheet, I have to boost it everytime

I bought H9 Violet with #80 sponge, how is it different to H8-80 ? I intend to use it for BH

I will glue those 2 rubbers next week, after I break this 5th sheet of LAC (currently it has survived the 3rd day). Pressing the rubber down by hand it feels the same as 40d Battle 2

Got the Bloom Power 2.2 H47 - It's looking great with that purple sponge, feels like it's the same sponge of Battle 2 Gold. Topsheet is very tacky. And now the Moon 12 Blue Medium hard - it has the most beautiful packaging for a Chinese rubber I've seen in my life - although it's medium hard...

I was choosing between H8-80 and H9, they both use #80 sponge but I chose H9 based on the review it has more controlled blocks, and the violet color :p

Ok, next rubbers I'll try are 729 Bloom Power 47d (10.6$) on FH, on BH - Yinhe Blue Moon 12 medium hard (15.5$) / H9 Violet 2.1 38d (34.4$)

3 days after he bring the LAC with bubbles and sue you for money back..

Tuttle Beijing, Double Fish Volant Phoenix, 729 Battle 2 Gold, 729 Dragon F/L, Rxton3 Blue/Pink

Oh great, the price of LAC in that "cheap" store is on sale again, now it's only 12.90$. sounds tempting, but no :ROFLMAO: