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Yep. Totally the easiest way to make it stretch most evenly all over.

I have used this for a couple of training sessions. My usual blade is Yinhe - V14 Pro, and compared to that, Paramid is a faster blade. It's really nice when attacking and it works good with my normal rubbers (DHS - H3 41deg & Yinhe - Big Dipper 38deg). The only issue I have is that it's a tiny...

Yep. You're right. Looks like it could fit even better :)

You should consider the 729 - Battle Max Pro too, as it's available in 41deg as well

I agree with SamTheMan here. Go for a 5-ply offensive all wood blade and put the Vega Intro rubbers on that one first, to see how these play together. Then it will be easier to know what you lack in the rubbers, if you do. Like SFF_lib, I think that you should do minor changes if you have...

Hi Lazer. Rubbers that would work for my backhand (not super good technique). These have more elastic top sheets than Bloom Power and a softer feeling. Tacky Giant Dragon - Storm Soft Giant Dragon - TopEnergy Soft 729 - Dragon F DHS - Hurricane 9 Pink & Green DHS - Hurricane 8-80 Pimplepark -...

It's a tiny bit slower than Big Dipper and has a higher throw. Much softer feeling than H3, so nicer for backhand.

I haven't boosted these yet, so I actually don't know.

729 Bloom rubbers are mainly (in my opinion) suited for forehand and like Fnub writes, they are all quite similar in their properties. AK47 series are quite soft and untacky, and the soft top sheet often gets chipped in the edges (like most other softer top sheets). You could check out 729...

I use the semi-tacky Yinhe - Big Dipper on backhand to get most grip possible and still retain control. For someone with really good backhand technique, this is also a great attacking rubber. And it's less expensive as well. Other rubbers with good backhand potential is 729 - Presto Max...

No not at all, and the top sheet of the Chinese rubbers are more often harder than the European, more elastic top sheets as well. So you'll have to calculate with this as well.

From my experience the Joola and Stiga rubbers hardness is comparable :)

Yep. They are all out of the V5 Pro FL right now, but hopefully they can deliver in the beginning of next year. Buy at a legit Sanwei reseller instead, and you get the good stuff ;)

Haha. Yes sure. We can do a Christmas Special :) You (and anyone else) could use 10%DISCOUNT in the check out, and you'll get 10% discount on one order until New Years. Merry Christmas :)

Yes. I couldn't do my work without it :)

Well. Not that hard. https://chtt.se/en/varumarken/dhs/dhsgummi/dhs-hurricane-3-neo-provincial

The other day I tried Giant Dragon - Submarine on BH. This was on my Yinhe - V14 Pro blade. If you're into chopping this might be the rubber for you. It's slow, soft, half tacky and energy absorbing. Nothing like the Dignics, Tenergy or Hurricane rubbers, but for chopping it's great and gives...

It was some years ago that I played with the H3-50, but I remember that it didn't do anything quite good. I think it's the softer sponge combined with the harder top sheet that didn't work for me in some way. No spin and no speed. The H3 37deg is a better rubber for someone that has really good...

Maybe the blade is to smooth? Try to sandpaper it a bit...

That's why I miss so much then? ;) No actually, I've used this one in 38deg for the last four years and it's a superb mix of control and attack ability (for me). The top sheet is quite elastic and I think that it's giving me more options, and is more forgiving than other Chinese rubbers I've...