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V11E is a good rubber, but softer and milder than G1. Still no slouch though. Swat Spin is especially lightweight but its also fairly soft. I really like Mantra Pro M, Glayzer and Rozena although they all provide different flavors of rubber. I'm also testing the new Blastac but its a fairly...

Well yeah lol, I'm sure if anyone has got deep enough pockets they could get anything made commissioned through an OEM

Hope I can continue getting Tronix ACC in the US. One of the only German rubbers I find myself coming back to. Have not tried Dynaryz ACC (on the list) but I don't really need a rubber more aggressive than the Tronix

I have a sheet of M, H and XH. Used M the most, H and XH I've been swapping around, I think I have put at least 40 hours on my M and it has yet to develop much of a wear spot (as opposed to a lot of newer Euro hybrids that start showing wear in the sweetspot in like 10-20 hours) I can't really...

The fiber does look different and the wood is likely different but from what I've heard from folks who've tried both, they play very similarly

True Carbon Inner looks to be exactly the same blade but with a more standard handle

I think Hybrid K2 is also available but not everywhere. And while they are hybrids on technicality, rubbers like TDE and Hurricane Turbo essentially just act like straight up Chinese style rubbers

I am testing Helix Hybrid XH right now (I have Helix Platinum XH on another blade) and I don't think it is too redundant to Platinum. On Hybrid the pimples are slightly shorter and the topsheet is mildly sticky, thicker/softer than on Platinum. Hybrid acts how it is named. It acts a bit deader...

Victas VO>102, bouncy with a lot of spin for sp. In 1.8 is plenty fast

Limba surface, inner carbon? Myth Carbon (Ma Lin Carbon), Waldner Senso Carbon

By going hybrid you have to accept the tradeoffs. Hybrids cannot fully replicate the spin quality and grip behavior of boosted H3, they yield spin and grip/arc safety through investment of effort for ease of accessing speed. In terms of proximity to boosted H3, D09C and J1 come closer, N55 is a...

OP is asking for rubbers that are easier to use than a boosted Hurricane. Turbo Hurricanes are very hard and very heavy, I can't say I found them easier to use than boosted H3

I'd say they are pretty different, Nuzn48 is basically a modern adjustment of Fastarc G1, V2C is a pretty modern 52.5 hybrid that has some stickiness. I really like V2C but IMO definitely quite a big step away from N48

Korbel is not a slow blade per se, but it is softer and more flexible than most popular 7 ply wood blades and fiber blades. Maybe it would do you well to test some popular fiber blades to see if they suit you

So far we have spent like 12 years with the 40+ ball with no major rule changes, thats crazy to me. Oldschool table tennis lasted for decades before ITTF switched from 38mm to 40mm celluloid in 2000, from 21pt to the 11pt game in 2001, banned hidden serves in 2002, and did away with speed glue...

Probably T64FX because it is *softer. But I only know the weight of my 2.1 D64

Last I saw from his videos he was using his namesake blade

Ladies and gentlemen Once again, Viscaria

Speed glue and 38mm ball was a different era. There are good reasons (imo) why neither are around today

Dignics 64 is not exactly soft but it is the softest feeling and activates easiest out of all Dignics, maintains a lot of spin and grip despite having a lower throw, and is also pretty light for its hardness and performance class. I think my last sheet was like 44g cut to standard Butterfly...