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Both ''slightly sticky'' written, but also non sticky. It's in boosting process so I can't tell the differences yet. I'm betting that Germany will be very close to Telson 100. China is a little heavier, and it will be less easy to play on the BH, maybe close to the Codexx 52.

I think they are at least semi sticky because there's a protection plastic sheet that is not present on the Telson 100. I'm boosting them and test on Monday.

It says sticky and not sticky at the same time, ridiculous.

He's 17, french, has never achieved anything yet, and yet you want to qualify him as a choker ?

How is the 39º compared to the regular TN3 (dark blue package)?

I don't see any difference between Target Nat 3 and H3 angle.

Target, Jupiter and Bif Dipper are not Hybrid, they are typical Chinese rubbers. The new Loki Telson China might be an equivalent of European Hybrid, or the Telson Germany but this one is very soft.

Not at all.

Yes, and it was nice, and quite fast for the player I was 2 years ago.

Jupiter 3 38° boosted are good on it.

On another AliExpress page, it mixes 'Non-sticky' With semi sticky. Loki instagram advertise China and Germany as semi sticky. And there's a new Rxton 5 : https://a.aliexpress.com/_EHojD4E If the Germany is not sticky at all, I wonder what the difference with Telson 100 are.

575 is only for black. This AliExpress states 575 Red, which does not exist. And it's super expensive!

There's no 57.5° version according to my agent. It's 52.5 or 55°.

2 layers of Seamon yellow + 2 layers of green JieChi.

Testing does not mean changing. On my Backhand, I used, in competition, 5 rubbers. Here's the story : - Played TT since 1993 - Stopped training in 2000 - Stopped playing in 2010 - Resumed playing in 2023 I resumed with a very similar racquet from what I was playing with in 2010, all wood...

Backhand only. My forehand will be Target National 3 BS, my last tests were awesome.

The order was made by the agent because there was no link last week. Today, there is this link : https://www.alibaba.com/x/1l9qfeQ?ck=pdp

I find G1 2,0mm the least controllable rubber I have ever tested. And I consider myself having a very good backhand, and I tested 30 or 40 different rubbers the last 18 months, from very soft ESN to boosted chinese hard rubbers. And its behaviour is unpredictable sometimes. I got weird...

Telson 100 475 with 2 layers of JieChi green :