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I think it depends if it if factory boosted. But I'd say a year at least

Yinhe 955 is very easy to play and dirt cheap

Sanwei CC is quite a good inner carbon blade for around 10$

Jeah I settled on Rozena, after ejing other options this summer.

I'm playing Rozena on BH right now and I love it. If I were on tighter budget, I'd play Yinhe Moon 12. Both rubbers excel in blocking, but Rozena can get really speedy in comparison. I never tried the other moon rubbers though, so maybe they are better than the 12

When I tried telson Germany, I found it unremarkable. It's more similar to Yinhe Moon 12 than to telson 100. Both of those seemed better to me. Only played on session with it though, so take it with a grain of salt.

The Sponge looks like the one from moon 12 rubber. It also shares the hardness scale m/h. With moon 12 m+ feels like 48° esn. I think I'll place an order, because I like the sponge of moon 12.

The blades are great value and the rubbers don't need boosting. If you're open to that, there's more options. But it's hard to tell without more specifics from you or seeing you play.

Blade: Sanwei Fextra 7 or Yinhe U2 Forehand: Loki rxton 7 Backhand: Yinhe Moon 12 m-

What's your budget? Are set on short pips for BH?

Thanks for the insights. 2 more questions: Is the throw as low as everyone says? Is there any more popular rubber this resembles, like is this similar to bty Glayzer?

How's the durability on the hovering dragon?

388d-1 comes in purple

I use barefoot shoes (leguano) and they are much lighter. I feel much more nimble in these than in Mizunos I tried, when I came back to tabletennis. But I use the same shoes outside of the hall too. To me the bigger factor is strength and endurance of core and leg muscles.

Why do you not use the threads you already opened? Both are good for forehand oriented players. You have not posted a video of you playing a match or extensive information about your play style, so it's not possible to give recommendations.

You can still do it if you loosen your grip enough.

Loki Arthur China pro And 729 Battle 3 Are playable without booster and I think they are close to hurricane 3.

If you are a beginner, stick with Vega Europe. Mantra pro is a great rubber, but not for beginners. Maybe it suits you, you only know if you try. But it has a harder sponge, more spin speed and catapult and lower throw.

Butterfly Glayzer might be right for you. It's softer than Dignics 05 but same top sheet. Con is you really feel the top speed limits. Also Stiga Mantra Pro might be interesting for you. Very durable and similar to G1, but lower throw and more spin and power, but similar control

Better learn to glue yourself, if you want that boosted performance. You need to reboost and reglue ever so often. Also the rubbers need to be replaced sometime... It's a hassle to not do it at home IMO