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Yes of course, but the problem with the short game originated from ta high catapult. This gives a very low marginal. A slow rubber with low catapult is a lot easier in the short game. The difference decreases as the power of the shot increases. A rubber like DHS H3 is many times easier to play...

Sounds like me and T05… A little less catapult fixes this issue. Cheers L-zr

Any inexpensive 5 ply blade -5.8 mm with an outer ply of Limba. Friendship 729 on both sides. Cheers L-zr

I don’t like the word tackiness for this purpose. Both friction and grip says more… Cheers L-zr

They did, just didn’t advertise it so good, I agree that Dandoy was better. Cheers L-zr

Not as good as Dandoy or TT11. Cheers L-zr

I don’t see it says anything about the stickiness. It’s the friction that is measured. If it is measured with the pull of a weight then the hardness of a sponge can make a difference. Cheers L-zr

Don't know how to interpret this diagram... Looking at Ternergy 05 for instance. Its one of the spiniest rubbers I know. But the friction is one of the lowest... The catapult is one of the highest, this I believe but does this imply that catapult has a huge impact on spin??? I agree it has some...

Spruce is fantastic. I got two blades with it as a surface layer. - Nittaku basaltec inner. - Donic new impulse 6.5 Great for looping… Cheers L-zr

If You'r backhands go mostly long then You might be hitting the ball too close to Your body. Try hitting it a little further out. Then it is more natural to close the racket angle, it doesn't need to be by much. No a harder rubber is not necessarily faster. Usually though it has a higher speed...

Get a second blade (the same) and try it. Only way to find out... Dignics 09C will be slower but this is not necessarily a disadvantage. I went from T05 to Chinese style rubbers on a slower blade than Yours and I am loving it. Cheers L-zr

Must have been something wrong with yours, I’ve played with ‘‘em for over a year now and only broken one… The only one that compares is the Nittaku premium. Cheers L-zr

I like both Bty G09C and Tibhar hybrid MK on my FH. On BH I need something with a little more catapult. I have some Nittaku Hammond Z2 lined up for this. But for now I am using Donic Accuda/Accuda blue. These are quite good I think. Another one I like on BH is regular Glazer why don´´t You try...

H3 or H3 neo ? I see neo in Your profile... Cheers L-zr

Well, the spin sensitivity depends on, how much the ball sinks into the sponge and how long the contact is.... Actually the catapult has something to do with it too.. I used to play with the "Kreanga" config and T05 FX is the single most spin sensitive rubber I played with. I don't miss T05 FX...

Exactly, that was Kreanga… The force you need to play with has to do with the speed, not hardness. The maybe most important stroke serve receive suffers when you rubber is soft. Spin sensitivity is inherent in soft rubbers. Cheers L-zr

The feeling my son.. .the feeling... :cool: I think its a bit soft... Tends to give You bad habits. A harder rubber will reward harder shots. Cheers L-zr

Tibhar Hybrid MK is one of my absolute favorites and I like slowish rubbers. Cheers L-zr

https://en.dandoy-sports.eu/donic-appelgren-all-world-champion-89.html All 3 (Appelgren all+, Waldner off and Persson off+) of these are on Black week sale on Dandoy right now. They have an outer layer of spruce which makes them very nice for hard rubbers. I would have bought one if I didn't...

Isn’t that obvious? Cheers L-zr