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That typo though. if you are from US look at Gambler PLC Fire Dragon.

Fastest I had in my hands was Xiome OVII Tour, but I suspect Hyper is faster, don't know for sure.

Yeah. Maybe we should phrase it as "rejuvenating built in speed glue effect".

More important thing is that, H3N has some factory boosting, but there is no Battle 2 factory boosted version.

Those are numbers in different scales. They are not comparable to each other btw. The Battle 2 Pro 39 should be as hard as H3N 39.

That really depends which hardness of Battle 2 you choose and what H3N and bloom power hardness you had. But feel of Battle 2 should be similar to Bloom Power.

It's has been a long wait for it though.

So the Virtuoso- feels crisper due to harder outer ply?

Classic, let him buy it, and when he is frustrated buy it off him for a fraction of the price. PS: bluestorm and lower 45 carbonado is actually not that fast.

I did not they played worse. I preferred the Lemuria Long 5 over the Butterfly Layer ALC. I kind of regret selling that blade. The new owner gives it a lot more attention than I did eventually. I think that Butterfly blade has more noticeable kick. Lemuria blade was stiffer but had smoother...

https://aliexpress.com/item/32966218436.html That is the one I got. I would be amazed if they weren't from the same factory. Also got ebony one from the same seller. Neither one of them feels close to ALC (based on what I got from Butterfly Innerforce) or ZLC.

I've actually owned 2 blades from stuor (one I still own) and they are fine for the price. Finish could be better though. When it comes to the OP, I would just save up for the Fang Bo B2. It's like 10$ difference and you will have much easier to resale blade and higher probability of good quality.

https://pl.aliexpress.com/item/4000748804788.html?spm=a2g17.12010612.8148356.52.4a117f53q88jv9 Is this new or am I just late to the party?

None of the Chinese ntacky rubbers are really friendly. Big Dipper in my opinion in most beginner friendly of all rubbers mentioned. Yinhe Moon Pro is more friendly in my opinion but harder to come by.

They fealt dead on mushy, very little feedback. I enjoyed combination of Moon and Big Dipper much more. There is a lot to choose from. 10$ per sheet gives you an option of Bloom Power, Super FX, Moon, Jupiter 2, Big Dipper, Sanwei Taiji and Target 90, and many more I cant remember right now.

Tacky rubbers are quite often used on backhands but either heavilly boosted or in softer kind. I've had couple of sheets of Super FX, not a fan. If you are on a tight budget then Yinhe Moon (non pro) would be a good non tacky option. I've used Moon Pro soft on backhand for a while with a soft...

True, I know few players in Bundesliga who do boost their tenergies and bluefires.

Sorry to kill your excitement but that will not kill boosting. Not everyone has possibility or willing to buy new rubber every 3 weeks.

Most expensive, mat went from cheapest (Donic) to most expensive (butterfly).

I would consider speed a function of user input. In Layman's terms race car might have crappy lowend power but a lot of high rpm power, a street car usually has better low end and midrange but does not really make a lot in the top. That is why true race car does not like driving on the street...