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I see! Thank you very much for your input 🙏🏼

Ah, very well then. Petr Korbel with H37 2.1 mm on backhand & H38 2.1 mm for forehand. I'll definitely consider this as well. Thank you very much 🙏🏼

I see! Thank you very much for the tips, I truly appreciate it

Thank you for your input! Yeah, I've heard of Xiom Offensive S, many say it's similar to Petr Korbel, just tad bit faster. I've certainly read great things about this setup, I definitely have it under consideration as well :)

I am looking up DHS Hurricane 3 Neo on Aliexpress and somehow it's super hard to find 2.15 mm H38 and 2.1 mm H37. It's so weird how you can find any other hardness and thickness except these. There are few though😂...

Oh, well, maybe not. Maybe I was just unlucky 😅...

Ah, fairs, thank you once again 😁 I just can't seem to find H38 anywhere... H37 is there, everything's fine, however, when it comes to H39, there's only provincial and up, at least on "tabletennis11" store. As for Aliexpress, I do not know, maybe it's just me, but it's bit difficult to believe...

Oh, I see. 😅 Thank you once again for your time and provided explanation, it's more clear now. Regarding my question "difference between normal DHS Hurricane 3 Neo and H37" I meant this: https://revspin.net/rubber/dhs-neo-hurricane-3.html There is no hardness provided here. Is this just general...

Oh, now I understand. Thank you

I see! I appreciate the explanation. As for DHS Hurricane 3 Neo, it kind of piqued my interest also... Well, yeah, it's difficult to predict if I would like it or not - if it's for me or not, that is. You mentioned H37, what's the main difference between just normal DHS Hurricane 3 Neo? Also, If...

I appreciate the input! As for "max", that's 2.1 mm or 2.2 mm? Also, out of curiosity, I've heard about DHS Hurricane 3 Neo a lot... Though it has a lot of mixed opinions. Could it also potentially be an option for this setup?

I see! Although I've read a few articles and reviews, many say Bluefire M2 shines more on backhand and that it's a backhand rubber all the way... Does that make any sense and how true is that?

Ah, makes sense, I appreciate the explanation. Okay, so, if Yakasa Ma Lin Extra Offensive is bit too hard, then Petr Korbel paired with either Nittaku Fastarc G-1 or Rakza 7 for forehand and either Bluefire M2 or Rakza 7 for backhand... How does that sound?

I see! Thank you for your input, although won't that be too big of a transition? Seems like a pure Chinese style setup

By the way, forgot to mention at the start of the thread when I talked a little bit about my background. When it comes to rubbers with catapult effect and compensation for lack of power - I am very athletic and I wouldn't mind putting more strength and sweat into my shots if needed, I have...

😂 I see. Appreciate the input nonetheless. Thank you

Thank you for sharing your experience. I've heard the catapult effect of Bluefire M2 is fairly difficult to handle. Won't that be a hindrance? + Won't these blades be too soft to master backhand topspin?

I see, thank you. Others said that Petr Korbel is too soft of a blade and recommended Yakasa Extra Offensive or Yakasa Ma Lin Extra Offensive, especially when I want to nail the backhand topspin technique and get real consistent with it. What are your thoughts? What about pairing these blades...

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