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I have one R5 rubber that I use for show, and I feel that this one is really hard, so about 41deg I guess.

Yeah. It's quite expensive, but its quite different from B2 and Battle Max, and many players might find it good for their kind of play. But the Battle 2 or Battle Max fits my forehand better.

I've had a chat with this guy who's developing new grips. Check it out. https://www.instagram.com/peter.ergo_carpentry/

Compared to the Battle II series it's softer, and the top sheet feels a bit more elastic. Battle III works better for players not relying too much on the brush loop kick feature. It's an easier rubber to use than B2. Good grip, tackiness and quite fast as well. The control features are better...

Giant Dragon - Storm Soft. Super tacky. The ball hardly moved when holding the bat vertically.

I think it's only available in 38/39/40deg. Is it 40deg perhaps? Anyway. Big Dipper has quite a difference between their sponge hardness and the 38deg works good on both forehand and backhand for me, but is a bit soft when hitting really hard loops. The 39deg is a much more offensive rubber and...

It's quite ok, but it's all in the wrist anyway :)

Well the shipping cost is as high as the cost for the balls, so 12 balls incl. shipping is about €23

The best ball for the buck I've played with is the Sanwei 40+ ABS Pro. But now I sell these so I'm a bit biased. But they are really good :)

Yinhe Big Dipper 38deg gives me a softer, more controllable touch than the more rigid DHS Hurricane-like rubbers, but you've tried that one already I guess?

It's this one I mean, and it's not a tensor rubber. https://chtt.se/en/varumarken/kokutaku/kokutakugummi/kokutaku-868-blutenkirsche It has got quite good speed and spin, so perfect for a beginner and not too fast. But Ultra Spin is really good as well.

Sure. That's a really nice blade as well, and in the same price range as the Accumulator S. To keep the cost lower, I think you should use T88-III or something like it on both sides. It will be really good to begin with. The Kokutaku Blütenkirsche 868 is in the same price range and works as good...

Pimplepark Epos is really soft, tacky and has a mild catapult

For a beginner and this budget I think a Sanwei - Accumulator S (5-ply wood, allround) and a double pack of Sanwei - T88-III Training or Kokutaku - Blütenkirsche 868 will be really good for you. This will certainly work for a year or two and then you could just change rubbers when you've...

As you are a beginner in this I think, like @Lazer, that your blade is really a good, fast enough allround blade. I understand that you have problems with keeping the ball short and all kinds of spin when using quite bouncy, grippy rubbers like Rasanter, and you come from a premade bat. Go for...

With the low you mean Normal? That's the most runny one. I always use this one (Normal) and had a one litre bottle that had been opened for a while, so perhaps something with it interacting with the air for too long? As I opened a new bottle the problem was gone. More porous sponges like Stiga...

Actually I had a Revolution No. 3 glue bottle that gave me the same problem with removing the glue. But all my other Revolution No. 3 glue bottles have worked as intended when removing the glue. In other cases it might be that the the glue layers are too thin, but when applying two layers on the...

No it's not a premium service so to say, but mostly it works without problems and 9/10 are delivered in a couple of days inside Sweden. I think you should try them unboosted first, and then add a layer or two if you feel that they are too numb. It depends a bit on how you strike the ball and...

Thank you. Sure Postnord takes time, but two days delivery time is standard for Postnord so not that bad right? Crazy though that DHL delivered faster from Estonia :) Postnord is by far the cheapest and easiest way to send smaller packages in Sweden and the nordic countries, and if the freight...