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Using high viscosity glue as other people pointed requires sake the bottle before use, apply thin layers so better use a clean sponge, if you left to dry the glue in the sponge you can't do thin layers so I moisten the sponge with water before use & also benefits to apply thin layers.

I don't understand the problem using DHS Nº15 for fast dry because the only important thing is to left the glue transparent before glue the rubber with the blade...

Depending the rubber used: for Chinese hard sponge & heavy weigh I used Nittaku Finezip good but expensive, Revolution Nº3 high viscosity good not too expensive and now I'm using DHS Nº15 all 3 are very good, also listened some good comments from Sueke or similar name from Aliexpress but can't...

As other people said if Nittaku Fastarc G-1 is slipping for you, isn't the rubber is your skills...

Yes I know BTY said but the rubber isn't good to play close to table....

What style?

It's a combo of: rubber, blade & skills.

Totally different rubbers H3 & Zyre 03 so it's normal that you don't like,

Remember OP said "rubbers that don't need boosting"

Asked IA about LAC & LAC Pro differences. The Loki Arthur China PRO (often in an orange package) features a specialized, extra-sticky, and harder, more dense sponge designed for higher performance. Compared to the standard Loki Arthur China, the Pro version offers superior spin potential and...

Could be you aren't well positioned before to hit the ball.

Do you know if he sells the rubbers on Aliexpress if so could you give the link, thank you.

I'm sorry I misunderstood your post, for me D05 doesn't enough speed as I'm using an 5 plies allwood blade. You are right using fibers blades like I own with D05 it's enough speed.

If you feel D05 lacks speed try D80. I'm now using it and really happy.

Thanks for your input.

It all depends how high is the ball: -Too high = Smash -Mid high = Counter, smash or chop-block -High not much = Counter or chop-block Depends also when you hit the ball: 1-If the ball is inside the table 2-Or if the ball is outside de table 1-Depending your skills and how is coming the...

I'm interested to know also?

You don't have a kitchen scale? It's important to know blade weight with & without rubbers to know about speed & control, so the kitchen scale is needed for now & future, money well spent. N.B. Tibhar says 85gr so not heavy.

What blade and weight do you use?

Speed it's a combo of blade + rubber + skills...