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Well if you can play well with the rubbers mentioned you definitly should NOT switch to a chinese style, as long as you want to advance with your technique. A switch like that can set you back several hundred TTR or years in development of your current technique. So by getting back to propper...

Well i could just put it on a training racket or maybe even my defense racket. Right now it is stored in my racket case because i dont know^^

We need more input. Did you like the goldarc8 overall and just didnt like the lack of control? Or do you want smth completely different? The other problem is that i dont know your fh technique. Giving advice here like this will guide you to exactly that: "another mistake"

Well that already explains it. Unboosted it is really controlled. You could even chop easily. But topspinning and hard looping is quite impossible or more like really weak.

Thats rough to compare for me. h8-80 and rakza Z arent compatible because i use arthur china exclusivly for my fh while the other rubbers are for bh purpose. But i will give it a try: H8-80 and rakza z have both a too high throw angle for fh imo. While h8-80 is a bit lower it is too bouncy for...

Well nearly everyone around my level plays with at least 40€ rubbers or even Tenergy which is around 60€. So as long as i am playing stuff around or even under 30€ i am playing budget stuff imo. From my current experience i cant go much lower. Everything i played with, which was under 20€ had...

I saw it, but sadly it is hard to judge the equipment because of the low quality of feedback from your opponent. What i mean by that is, that either his returns were really long and slow or high and slow (and sometimes even both). On top he doesnt generate much of any kind of spin. The only...

For me this is pretty bad, if you need another blade to make up for the shortcomings of a rubber. And like i said, on top its spin capabilities are really low. I compared it with my spare racket, with Arthur China and Hurricane 3 on it. The difference is huge. Right now i am back on changing...

For your plan it doesnt matter too much. The setup is nice and by far good enough to learn and improve everything. So the only thing left (for me at least) would be the price tag and the durability as Tony mentioned. OS would have the upper hand here. But if you dont mind the coin just stick...

Again you want an analysis from thin air. As long we cant see what you want to know stuff about, we wont be able to help you propperly. I dont even see any information about the discrepancy in terms of pts between you two. So to add something which MIGHT help: If you had issues against his...

Especially for questions like this, not seeing you play, makes it almost impossible to give you usefull input. I made that transition some time ago and you can see some footage of me playing on this forum. As NDH said you dont need much arm swing. In normal drives you will always see ppl like...

You need another (test)racket then^^ That is what i was doing when i tested a lot of stuff. Had my main racket for tournaments and other important matches and another spare one to test other rubbers.

Instructions unclear. All i read is i should stop with whatever i am doing, and start boosting and masturbating. I guess i have enough time between the one layer and the next one. Plentyyyy of time

Blade: Yasaka Atletico Balance Forehand Rubber: DHS Hurricane 3 (Blue sponge) Backhand Rubber: Victas Curl P4V with 1.5 sponge (long pips) Source: https://sites.google.com/view/247tabletennis/equipment-list/male-players-equipment-list?authuser=0 ​​​​​​​

Yeah pretty sure about that. Tibhar Hybrid K2 felt great too for 5€ more. Had pretty much the same feeling over all. Besides that i havent played many rubber unboosted i can recommend over all. No sorry didnt play that rubber. Loki Arthur China just came out this year so i havent seen any...

BD has less spin in my experience and i dont like the arc. Something like this: https://youtu.be/-YXxUptyUhE is way harder to perform with a BD (at least for me). And with the Arthur China i can do this on the regular, even in matches. And on top Yinhe has QS issues with BD or they arent...

Hard to say because they just mention that it is "very hard". On their scale it should be around 49+ because some other rubbers are at least scaled^^ From my personal feeling i would rate it 39-38° DHS scale. But this is just a pure guess. Yeah you have to boost those B2 to not have this...

Hard to say. I played Tibhar Hybrid K2 which feels pretty much the same. Slightly slower, harder - so high end speed was higher. But really just by slight margin. Maybe like a Big Dipper. But i cant 100% tell you because my last Big Dipper is a pretty while ago. My guess is that sponge and...

The Loki Arthur Asia and Europe Diamond are nothing like the Arthur China. The difference for me is night and day. And no the sponge is more porous as you can see on the product website. Yeah we spoke about boosting it. But as the sheet arrived i thought it doesnt make sense to boost that...

Sooooo some weeks later i am quite certain i have my substitute for the H3 on my FH. Loki Arthur China is really fun to play with. It is fast enough unboosted, has a great arc, really good spin capabilities and seems to be of high quality. This is my second sheet and it feels the same as the...