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Have you tried to switch your BH with your FH and do you have the same problems? Also what blade do you have? I would choose the Rakza Z, was very easy to play with when I tried it briefly. But people say it is kinda slow and softer than stated by Yasaka.

Lets hope it pops up on AliExpress. 50 is just too much

Im not sure, it seems that you can still buy it on Mizunos Website, but for a higher price. Maybe TT-Japan just bought a limited stock and thats it. They surely have a reason, a quick mail might do the trick.

Omega 7/8 are indeed light and great for BH, but bouncy. I also think Daiki made Rubbers tend to be slightly lighter aswell. (Stiga Mantra Pro, Nittaku Hammond Z2, Nexy Etika) Had 4 sheets, 3 47° and 1 51°, all of them below 50g. If I remember correctly one sheet was 43g. In generall softer...

RIP Q Quality :(

To be fair the Dynaryz Rubbers do grip quite well when fresh. But yes, this is just one ingredient of the whole recipe.

In his newes Video it is written in the info box: "Craig’s bat set up is: Blade: Joola Vyzaryz Trinity Rubbers: Joola Dynaryz AGR (max)"

Yeah I had the same just last week, but it's not always that notciable for me. When do you aplly it, right before usage, or after? Mabe that has effect on the tackyness. Btw does this cleaner work for Sticky Rubbers or should I use water only? (Plan to try Yinhe Rubber in a few weeks)

For BH:underarm, wrist and legs are crucial. Start low in your (hopefull) normal position and go up with the strengh of your legs. Like a jump but dont leave the ground, extremely put. Flicking the wrist will also give you the last acceleration percentages. Usually BH is played infront of your...

Stay relaxed, try to hit it while gripping your handle just enough so it won't fly, let your rubber work. This should result in a slower spinny shot. Do the same with faster swing speed. After that try the same, but give a little more tension in your hand on impact for more power. Also you can...

Inner ZLC, could fix exactly what you described. The rubbers do play a big factor there aswell. And Rakza 9 was fast if I remember correctly?

Yeah some Aliexpress Rubbers seem the most logical choice if possible to buy in those large quantities. You could try and contact a brand like Gewo for some Thunderball² and ask for a quantity dicount perhaps and see if you can get a affordable price. But it seems going chinese is the way to go...

Tried the G-Revision with Vega Japan for few minutes and it immediately felt great, didn't miss in the couple of balls I played and I went full swing in those, close and far from the table. If you find it for around 100$ you can definetly go for it. For an allwood blade still quite fast but...

How about Omega 8 pro? Grip is supposedly better than O7, and faster than G1 aswell

Some things I could gather: I've read bad things in terms of durability of the MK here, Aurus Prime should be average, depending on usage 2-6 months easy MK should play more linear and therefore feels more controlled for most, while Aurus Prime is fast with more catapult. I do must say that I...

I guess we are talking both over each others heads. This is what I mean with the speed difference and why it can be perceived different. Blue appears to be faster 95% of the time, while red is factually the faster one. Most will say blue is the faster, due to multiple factors. Either they...

If he were to say one is faster, what does this even mean to you? If you haven't tried even one yet, you are in an almost endless comparison until you know. Or do you just want to choose the one that sound better in your mind? Usually the differences are pretty negligible if you are able to...

Sometimes its hard to accept that the problem lies in oneself. It is just easier to blame equipment. But I have to agree. (Only for total beginners i'd say to not go for extremes in equipent)

All wood is defintely the call, but why worry about hardness/stiffnes so it pairs well with hard rubbers if your backhand is a soft rubber, just as a side note. Tried Primorac with Rozena once and hated the vibration. (Im used to carbon) Korbel or Sweden extra are quite nice and balanced in...

And you are right with that, hard rubbers do have their advantage in todays game. :D I just support those softer type Rubbers, since I think they tend to die out and many amateurs would probably like or prefer them.