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  1. Experience with some other Loki rubbers - Arthur China, GTX Pro (inc)

    Slightly higher and wider arc than lac. Lacs throw is a little bit lower. I tested a lot of looping against close to the table underspin pushes and serves, and it was easier to lift and control the loop with R9 than lac. This fits way better for my outer alc, because it usually shoots the ball...
  2. Why can't they remove the dust from new balls?

    It's not. Be glad to not have to deal with that sad excuse for a ball. Sadly in our region it is highly used. Yeah newer rubber grip even those balls better and they can somewhat use them, but if you would test and compare it propperly, you would notice quite fast, that those balls cant seem...
  3. Experience with some other Loki rubbers - Arthur China, GTX Pro (inc)

    At this state i have to agree. Will test it boosted today - 1 bigger layer of FTL. It didnt dome too much but it changed the topsheet and the visibility of the pimples a lot. Currently i am pretty sure i will stick with it at least unboosted. The only disadvantage it has against lac is, that...
  4. Why can't they remove the dust from new balls?

    They have coating but that is rather weak compared to other balls like the garbage andro 3s. Imo some shittier balls need this dust to classify as a "ball". If you play with andro 3s out of the box, it is dusty as hell but at least works a little bit as a ball. It takes spin and speed in way...
  5. Experience with some other Loki rubbers - Arthur China, GTX Pro (inc)

    Actually i never had the issue clearing the net. It was more an issue of speed. Even hitting through was not seriously fast enough to pressure my teammates. Hitting through the sponge was actually quite easy, but that would be the main reason why you bottom out really fast with medium soft. I...
  6. Experience with some other Loki rubbers - Arthur China, GTX Pro (inc)

    Hm maybe i have to revisit it at some point in a higher hardness. I mean i had medium soft which should be waaaaay softer than yours and therefore too easy to bottom out in terms of speed. Sadly i only have one shop available that has your hardness degree,
  7. Experience with some other Loki rubbers - Arthur China, GTX Pro (inc)

    Nah, my guess is the boosted and softer sponge. Yeah that, and the fact that i can control almost everything with it on my bh. I mean i could go back to Moon blue 12 for that matter, but the soft version i had, had a speed ceiling i reached way too easy, so my shots were too slow in the end...
  8. Experience with some other Loki rubbers - Arthur China, GTX Pro (inc)

    More like in general. And i totally agree. The only advantage i had with H3 were the weaker, more cautious shots. They still had some impact and use, while lac let them fall of the racket
  9. Experience with some other Loki rubbers - Arthur China, GTX Pro (inc)

    Weird you cant play with LAC on bh then. H3 37 and 38 does feel somewhat alike in terms of hardness and bounce. But it is way easier to generate powerfull shots with H3. With LAC you definitly have to work harder. That might actually be the main reason why i will make a switch at some point...
  10. Experience with some other Loki rubbers - Arthur China, GTX Pro (inc)

    Hm i cant really confirm that so far. Got 2 sheets and had my first swings with one them yesterday. Dont want to run to any deep conclusions so far, besides that this sheet is extremely tacky and definitly harder than lac. Currently i am testing both unboosted on my test setup with pro 01. The...
  11. Experience with some other Loki rubbers - Arthur China, GTX Pro (inc)

    With my current experience i would say the reason for that is that the rubber vary a little bit from batch to batch but get more equal to each other the longer it is used. My current fh sheet looks actually the same as the ones @longle posted (boosted look, pimple visible, little bit more...
  12. Experience with some other Loki rubbers - Arthur China, GTX Pro (inc)

    Does it matter actually? I mean if it is the sponge or the glue/bond, the result is either way a flawed rubber, that wont sustain for a decent amount of time if you hit hard enough with it. Not sure what i would gain, if know that the issue is the sponge and nothing else. Speaking of which my...
  13. 729 Bloom Power

    4 layers of Falco is a huge amount though. I never could boost H3 or B2 with more than 2 with it, otherwise i would have created a rubber role... 1-2 (one bigger layer for example) was usually enough for the needed effect to kick in.
  14. Experience with some other Loki rubbers - Arthur China, GTX Pro (inc)

    Well LAC too, but i would guess the Rxton 9 is the only one of those which can sustain and probably need booster (denser sponge). @tomahawk11 maybe you are in luck, because the sheets i got from them were the ones that endured the longest. Funny sidenote: the sheet i posted that was already...
  15. 729 Bloom Power

    I guess @longle will enter the chat :ROFLMAO:
  16. SANWEI Target National vs DHS Hurricane III Provincial

    Both look quite beautiful this way. Hope they will keep sticking onto the blade. Glhf
  17. SANWEI Target National vs DHS Hurricane III Provincial

    And nobody will give a fuck, especially nobody from ittf or any other organisation.
  18. SANWEI Target National vs DHS Hurricane III Provincial

    Thats quite a curl already. You sure you wanna go for another layer? I mean thats still possible, but glueing it afterwards will probably be a pain in the ass
  19. SDC Handmade Blades

    Damn make that concave and its sold immediatly^^
  20. Supplements to stay healthy and improve your game

    These two at least have some evidence, that they somewhat work. BUT it doesnt matter how you wanna put it and why you are taking supps, those make out approx 5% of your performance overall. If you feel they are doing more, you are either lying to yourself (or cant reflect that propperly) or...
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