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PG7 is a really good blade on the offensive side and Loki - Rxton 1 Special is a quite hard, low speed tacky rubber. This gives great control and really good spin properties. The T88 Ultraspin is a bit similar to Rxton 1 Special, but a little bit faster and a tiny bit less grippy. I think these...

Yep. Clipper is over priced :D

Go for Yinhe Moon 12 Blue or Green. These are easier to use backhand rubbers and they have a more elastic top sheet, that helps you grip the ball better.

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Yep. Big Dipper Pro 41deg a totally different rubber compared to Big Dipper 38deg. Slow and hard as a brick without boosting. Top sheet has good tackiness and looks and feels more like the DHS Hurricane Prov/Nat versions top sheet. The original Big Dipper 38deg is a easy to play, semi-tacky...

Check out 729 - Battle III. It's really nice. LOKI - Rxton VII and IX are also good Chinese rubbers with a bit more elastic top sheet. 729 - Presto Max Spin or Speed are untacky rubbers with superb looping properties. They are more euro-kind of rubbers than Big Dipper. Check out these as well.

Yes. Loki - Rxton IX 39deg, Loki - Rxton 5 Pro, Loki - Rxton VII 39deg and 729 - Battle III 39deg could fit you.

I've tried this in 37/40 on my forehand for a couple of months now on my Sanwei - Verdi Inner blade. It's lightly boosted with Haifu Seamoon, and this is actually one of the best FH rubbers I've tried so far. I can't just put the finger on what it is, but the spin properties are up there with...

I've only got the green ones in M+ so far, and compared to the blue ones that I've tried in all four hardness, the green M+ is a bit slower and gives a softer feeling.

It's not the same. The sponge is a little bit slower/softer on the green one, but the top sheet feels the same.

Loki - Telson 100 475 is quite fast and spinny, if you are looking at Chinese rubbers as well?

Haha. You will be really good looking :D

Yes it does. But the finishing is really nice, and you're right about the O. It feels a bit thick, but it's perhaps because it's filled too? I checked some other brands as well and their printings are equally thick, but not that massive as this one. I haven't noticed anything uneven when playing...

Yes. The blades are really nice, but I always got them delivered in only plastic wrapper. I think it's a shipping cost thing, but I'll check if they have some nice boxes for them as well for the future. It's a bit nicer in many ways. The Giant Dragon case is really nice as well. And as you say...

Go for a all wood 5-ply allround blade like Sanwei - Accumulator and rubbers like 729 - Aurora Max Soft, 729 - Focus III Snipe or Yinhe - Mercury III Euro. This will give you a quite soft setup with sufficient speed, spin and good control to start develop your technique. For the first year or...

With rubbers like these you shouldn't be too lazy ;) When you're looping, work with your whole body so you bend the knees and really get the power from the legs and get the whole body movement all together, and work hard with that wrist so you excel the power when hitting the ball. Don't forget...

Haitian - Y-1 Sanwei - Multilayer Z

If you're going for a Hurricane 3, the why don't start with the ordinary commercial in 39deg. This could be a good start and you'll soon see if you want a harder, softer or faster Hurricane 3.

If he likes H3 NEO on backhand, perhaps check out Yinhe Big Dipper 38deg, 729 - Battle III 38deg, Yinhe - Moon 12 Blue/Green or Yinhe - Moon Speed 53 Euro. All these are rubbers that got a bit more elastic top sheet than H3 and they will give a bit softer feel and makes it more easy to develop...

Sanwei have really high quality and finish in their blades, so this should not be a problem :)