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Well. Sure they are good backhand rubbers if you got the technique for it. They are faster. Arthur Europe is a bit tacky and Arthur Europe Diamond is untacky and faster. For me that don't have the best backhand technique, the GTX Pro is much better, but I prefer my Yinhe Big Dipper 38deg that is...

GTX Pro is the one most similar to these two and quite good for backhand. A bit fast for me, but otherwise good.

I usually play with Yinhe V14 Pro, but glued my rubbers on my Sanwei Hynover today to try. It was quite pleasant. Felt like I got a bit more power when playing a bit away from the table compared to my V14 Pro. Faster with a softer feel somehow. And it gave me more control in my strokes. Feels...

Mine had a marking like this. This rubber is over a year old now.

Yeah. The top sheet is much less elastic on H3 than Dignics 09C, so you get a softer feeling from the D09C, even though the sponge is harder. And it's hard to compare these two sponges as well as they are totally different in pore structure as well, in my experience.

I haven't tried the K3. Sorry.

That's the H8-80 by far

I don't have this exact problem. Mine was mainly the elbow, but after two years of injections and rehab I went to see an osteopath. He said. "No, this is the way you should rehab" and I felt a great difference already the second day, and I'm better and better since then. Go see an osteopath.

H8-80 is a quite bouncy rubber with good speed and a soft feeling. H3-50 is quite dead compared to the normal H3 and H8-80. Soft and controllable. H3PTO I haven't tried, but I guess that it's quite like the DHS H3 rubber series. Much harder than the other two other rubbers. What are you are...

Yep. There's a kick that I really can't explain, but I feel that it's the combination of the top sheet and the sponge when brushing the ball really hard...

What rubber do you mean?

Well. That's an old stock then, or they might be lazy updating their rubber info. The last years I have only got specific hardness in degrees.

I got this from DHS Overseas Sales Department in November 2021. "Regarding the hardness of rubbers, we used to use generic words to specify the hardness for overseas mkt, but starting late 2020, we have decided to terminate this kind of products. Thus, from TT11 or from Aliexpress, you should...

Well. I get them all specified in 37, 38, 39, 40 and 41 deg. All the older markings are supposedly older rubbers still being in stock at other retailers...

Yes. It's true. DHS have gone from the Soft/Medium/Hard to offer hardness by numbers outside China as well for the last two years or so. I got this from DHS directly so I guess it's so. :)

I was curious so I actually checked it out with the ITTF. They said that they can't check the sponge, so you can actually add any sponge you like to a top sheet as long as the thickness of the rubber top sheet is max 2,05mm and the combined thickness of the sponge and top sheet is max 4.05mm.

"...simple understanding of spin" I guess this is someone that have been playing for 1-2 years perhaps? A faster rubber with little spin sensitivity is Palio AK47 Yellow. Or perhaps 729 Focus III Snipe 44deg. Really nice rubbers, and faster than the standard Chinese rubbers, when playing more...

Thank you. :) And yes. Spinfactory is really great :)

Thank you. Super nice feedback :)

The best is to play very "flat" and un-spinny as your opponent thrives on your spin and looping game.