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It`s always worth it to try Yinhe Mercury. They are spinny and slow, but are not easy to bottom out

Keep it cheap and get yourself a sheet of dawei 388d-1 ox It has enough reversal to annoy your training partner and can be gotten for less than 5 bucks. Also its relatively easy to control for how good it is. Don't know how good it pairs with that blade though

If you want to block/defend close the the table -> long pips ox But I doubt your technique with inverted is the same, as its required with long pips.

Can't really comment on tackyness, haven't played with a new h3 with reduced tackyness. The 2 sheets I had held up nice, 4 months before decline, not boosted.

Loki Arthur China is faster without booster. So is Double Fish FC218 spin, it's faster than LAC with slightly tacky topsheet

Maybe something like Tibhar Stratus powerwood With Rakza 7 both sides Or Tibhar Aurus FH and Aurus soft bh

To give good advise we need more information regarding your level, preferences and playing style. And what's your location?

Theres a good book: Tabletennis tactics for thinkers by larry hodges. Else theres alot of good stuff on Youtube. But depends on your knowledge and skills

Keep the blade and put Fastarcs on it. Switching rubbers and blade is a huge jump. Id stay away from carbon, if you have limited funds to try stuff. If you want a faster blade consider 7ply allwood blades too. Faster and stiffer, but no carbon kick

Powerwood is a 5ply Haven't tried szocs. Maybe same handle. Take a look at ttgearlab.com I think they have measurements for their reviewed blades

Yinhe 437s Tibhar samsonov force pro black edition a little smaller Sanwei fextra 7 has thick handle sometimes

Ok I see. Theres also Palio AK47, but i don't like it as much as moon 12. At that point I'd get nitakku fastarc c1 or factive or tibhar aurus soft.

Yinhe moon 12 in m+ or h- is realy solid for bh. It's very easy to play good spin for a budget rubber.

H3 has higher throw than b2, b2 is a bit bouncier, playable without booster. Just play what you like better. Neither rubber is gonna hinder your skill progression. Of the b2 variants i liked the gold veraion the most.

If you want a more solid feeling blade: Donic Persson powerplay. It's a thin 7ply, also pretty budget

Great choice! This a good combo.

Its hard to improve if you just train once a week and mostly matchplay. Analyse what weaknesses you need to work on then look up drills that target those. See if you can find another day to train.

Finally tried the Loki Telson 100 Got a black sheet, it has a blue sponge and felt way harder than 47°. The Sheet didn´t smell like booster, and it laid completely flat. Doesn't look factory boosted. Spin is huuuuge, throw is mid, higher than moon 12 h-. I tried it on my trusty Tibhar Samsonov...

Better try a slower rubber, than going thinner IMO. Maybe try Xiom Vega Europe

If you get booster for your hurricane 3 awell, its fine. If you don't want to bother with booster get yinhe big dipper