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If the blade makes the ball curve it will be better for topspin game, if it's flat then it's good on the table. Flexy blades are curvy, like Stiga Rosewood NCT V and stiff blades are flat, like Stiga Clipper Wood. Hardness is different, it affects the dwell and feel, the rose is harder but the...

Ok got it. Thanks for the input!

Is there a version with a bigger handle? Maybe some special model.

It's pretty cheap too. Weight is similar too?

Have you tried any long v clones that stood out as extremely close to the real thing?

https://a.aliexpress.com/_ExcWpQg I've seen the stuor and lemuria long v copies and they have very good reputation, but this has also a lot of sales, is it any good? I can't see a brand, just a model number.

It's preapplied glue.

How about consistency and feel? T05 is one of the most unique rubbers on the market.

I don't think Donic use limba for inner layers, it's more likely ayous.

Tenergy is in a different class of rubbers. It's a high end rubber compared to this budget rubber, don't expect much.

It looks like sandpaper

Huh... That explains a lot...

All I know is that they don't react well to booster and after a few days they die. Japanese sponges have a boost effect from the factory, if you try it let me know how it plays.

Got it, how does it play though? Is it like the modern hybrids, or is it something completely different?

How's the weight on that?

I can't really afford to boost, I play matches in the category nowadays and need something consistent. Also planning to ditch the intensity for a rosewood 5, so weight will go up a bit. Is it like a hybrid? If not what is there that doesn't need boost and has some outright speed?

I tried to find some info and comparisons but there isn't much information about it online. The price isn't too bad, how does it feel and play compared to other rubbers like the normal hurricane 3 neo (commercial) and maybe some popular euro/jap rubbers? I used to play 41° h3, so hardness and...

Dawei 2008xp. Find the Japanese sponge version. The best rubber ever made for developing players, don't remember if it's still in production though. If you can't find it get a palio AK47 red or loki rxton 1/3. They're slow and have decent grip, will force you to develop stroke and confidence...

I've played with it. Just a 2€ tractor tire molded into a rubber. Bad rubbers tend to feel good because you've expectations from them, the moment you expect something you realise it's bathroom floor lining that looks weird.

*Asterisk* on "some" .