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Hey Cadoia, I've read your posts before you deleted them :) Don't be afraid of your opinions :)

S1 is 44

Maybe I do something wrong, but... usually with tacky rubbers you want to have a brushing contact to take advantage of the sticky top sheet. With tensor rubbers you might want to engage the sponge a little to get grip that way. Or a combination of the two above. Now with Stiga DG the sponge is...

How is it for serving? That's my biggest disappointment of the Stiga DG. I just cannot get anywhere close H3 as for spin in serves, the rest is very good.

sure, these are my impressions only after a session with my robot and a session at the club. Tackiness: Stiga DG is barely tacky, at least the sheet I have lifts the ball 3-4 mm Feeling: feels very hard, as expected, but does not feel like a Chinese rubber, more like a harder version of G1...

I just glued Stiga Dragon Grip on my Carbonado 45, testing it tomorrow with my robot and Monday at the club. On FH coming from Fastarc G1 (which I really liked, except serves, they have more spin with tacky rubbers) and before that Nittaku H3 Neo (8701) for comparison. A downside of DG is the...

No! But neither the reviewer was

Well I couldn’t resist and I ordered a Skyline TG3 provincial BS 40 for $36 shipped (tax included), I never tried a BS so far and I was always interested especially after reading This review

You're right, in the English catalog they write rubber hardness for the Evolution series, and sponge hardness for the other products.

The Rasanter series has a thin top sheet, that could be the explanation. Anyways the review on TT11's blog was rather negative "However, on a couple of occasions the topsheet failed to properly grip the ball, resulting in spectacular misses, leading me to speculate that the topsheet is moisture-...

How about DHS PF4-50 for BH?

Sure that's exactly what's gonna happen :)

I just bought a H8 37 from Aliexpress, it's practically impossible to find it elsewhere.

The regular euro has 42.5 shore O hardness, the DF 37.5

No, this is the first time I use a Xiom rubber. You can check these reviews (the numbers for the grip and the bounciness look very similar):

Right now I’m using Xiom Vega Europe max on my BH and it’s soft and grippy. Not very fast but neither slow. It’s on sale now on TT11 (weekly specials). The hardness is 42.5

Let us know, I'm going to use it next (after my current G1)

Yasaka Rakza 9, Andro Rasanter R45

Strange I did the opposite, meaning I used H3 for 6 months on my FH and now I'm trying G1 and I miss H3 for the FH serves (Pendulum and Tomahawk); G1 is ok but brushing the ball with H3 would generate more spin.

It's in the comments of the YT video: Harimoto alc + tenergy05 2.1 both sides