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My son played with Dignics 05 on BH for a year or two. At last he found it too bouncy and hard to control in the passive/short game. He tried Joola - Dynaryz Inferno and this one gave him more control and at least the same amount of spin and speed when needed. A couple of years later until...

Loki - Arthur China Xiom - TAU II Yinhe - Big Dipper Dianchi - D 729 - Battle Taichi

Battle 3 is the newest with a little more bounce, and a little less performance in the brush area. 38/39/40deg. Battle 2 series is descending in performance and price from Battle 2 National. 38/39/40deg Battle 2 Provincial. 38/39/40deg Battle 2 Gold. 40deg Battle 2 Silver. 38/39deg Battle Max...

Why not minimum 180g? ;)

I buy it from Yinhe. I have it here https://chtt.se/varumarken/yinhe/yinhestommar/yinhe-lq1

Perhaps not. LQ1 was still in stock the last time I ordered, earlier this year.

Haitian blades tend to be about 159mm, but I don't think the tiny millimeters could be an issue?

Well. Direction is similar all the time, but spin and length differs, and I thought it was a question about looping, and the best way to learn to loop is with slight backspin and if you get to perform the stroke on the third ball it's much better in my opinion.

It's much more natural in a way of playing a ball. Just try it yourself. And I don't think it's that hard to do a short backspin serve and loop it. It's just two strokes and you get a much more controlled and natural situation. Compared to having his friend serving the ball as he does in wide...

I was about to write what @Colestt just wrote :) It's much easier. More similar to a normal game play, and you're already in motion for the third ball.

Yes, I absolutely would say that these rubbers are extremely spin sensitive with their tackiness and grip. And they demand a lot of power from your body and really good foot work. Like @boretennis says, the softer, not that extremely grippy rubbers would certainly fit you better, at least to...

When coming from tensor rubbers it might be hard going straight for H3. But if you do, start out with a H3N Commercial 39deg. The difference up to the provincial is mainly money... Otherwise start out with Yinhe - Big Dipper 38 or 39deg, to see if this is something for you. Or 729 - Dragon F...

Hi. No sorry. I've only tried Wave Medal Rise, and this one is really nice for me.

Sanwei - Parla might be what you're looking for? Other options are Haitian - WD-795, Sanwei - Fextra One, Yinhe - U2 Spin...

Hard to compare to other than softer rubbers like 729 - Focus III Snipe 42deg, Palio - AK47 Blue. Compared to Mercury II it's easier to play a more flat game as the Euro rubbers are softer, more boncy and untacky. Mercury II is more similar to Yinhe - Big Dipper, but a bit slower. M2 is tacky...

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Much softer and bouncier and not tacky like M2.

I only used the Mercury III Euro and Mars III Euro, but these are very soft and really easy to play with.

AK47 Blue is the softest in this series. I think it could be closest compared to these. 729 - Focus III Snipe 42deg Yinhe - Mercury III Euro Yinhe - Mars III Euro 729 - Aurora Max Medium-Soft 729 - Phoenix Medium-Soft (tacky though) Pimplepark - Epos (also tacky) I feel that LOKI - Telson 100...

Where can I create and edit exercises online with a computer?