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Maybe Xiom Offensive/Allround S? I've used the first one. It's about 30$ here in Poland, if you it has similar budget it will fit nicely in you your budget if you buy 2* 10$ rubbers. I suggest trying Yinhe Moon, very easy and controlable rubber (mechanical grip)(not to bouncy).

Maybe trying coin and handle wrap would prove useful too, no?

That is a possibility. But this is simple piece of steel. It can be easily modified with angle grinder and a simple welder (if needed the screw also can be replaced by a cut threaded rod). If have super fancy custom table you already probably have some skills to make such kit work. BTW How this...

Why soft? Set up an angle for powerful shots and start by looping from the hand (hold the ball in one hand and hit the ball while it drops) and continue laying on it.

Look for c clamp nets. Something like these https://www.amazon.com/Comesee-Professional-Strength-Tension-Adjustable/dp/B07VDDS1C8/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=table+tennis+net+clamp&qid=1583825338&sr=8-5

https://revspin.net/rubber/adidas/ https://revspin.net/blade/adidas/ Adidas made high quality rubbers and blades.

So it punishes you for lack of consistency, that might not be the worst case scenario.

They are fun, looking forward to building one. Trying to figure out what material to make surface from though.

Yes, this rubber very easily picks crap from the floor. I have samoyed dog which is shedding at the moment and my red sheet is white :|

I've been using this rubber for 2 months for 10hrs/week. No noticable deterioration of spin. Some deterioration of speed though. I would also want to mention there is one peculiar thing about this rubber. It has two very distinct gears. On low impact it seams to mostly choke the bounce, but one...

Isn't the rubber weight important too in that regard? Most of rubbers I used weighed about 40-60 grams when cut. That deviation seems substantial if we are talking 5grams different on blade itself making difference..

Also in my personal experience wooden blades have more gears that are more easily "selectable".

Not all of them are easy. I personally have issues with caching the ball with no bounces (it still bounces ones or twice). It's a great boredom killer though.

I have no idea, but I think those are 2 terms that technically describe the same material. As you probably already know 12k means there is 12 000 fibers in a single tow and TeXtreme is more about how material is woven to spread load (impact in this case?). On their website they also said that...

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Ask cole at colestt and check gambler. The latter have chinese made american designed (I doubt they are american made) rubbers affordably priced with great performance.

The main difference is suppose to be top ply. Fang Bo 2 (carbon) has limba top and 301 has koto top. There is no better. They are different, but I would put them in same bracket in terms of quality.

Agreed. Couldn't agree more actually. Everyone has a tiny different taste and likes different things. As Carl said before any of those blades will be fine most likely. If you want to find one you like only solution is to test them, at least borrow them for a swing or two. I think that either...

Sry, I missread your OP. Then Big Dipper 38degrees (chinese scale, translates to roughly 47.5-50 in the other scale) might be also an option for you. Less bouncy then typical ESN stuff. I recall it felt good regarding brush spin. You might want to check than one also.