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It must be Yinhe V14 PRO :D

As you have played with Hurricane 3 and Big Dipper and they feel quite good, why not look in that area for a rubber that suits you better? Dragon Grip has a softer top sheet and a bit more bouncy sponge and is a quite different rubber compared to H3 and BD. I guess that you like to get the...

Yep. It's a really nice and quite fast inner alc blade.

You should get yourself some Chinese tacky rubbers and a controllable blade. There are tons of different setups from really cheap like €30 and of course you get a bit higher performance and quality if you spend a little more. What is your budget?

That's great. But what sponge hardness do you have as it works good with the Cybershape Carbon?

These sponges have really large pores. It could be that you didn't use enough glue on that side. I should re-glue and try again :)

Yes :)

Play the ball in his forehand as this will get you a better ball angle back to go round and loop the ball instead with your forehand. Or you may take a short step back, and it'll give you more time to backhand topspin the ball with some more power.

But both Ghost and Code are coming back in more modern versions soon right?

It's here https://chtt.se Welcome :)

Water is good and I've used it for ages, but for a year back I use the TT Revolution Cleaner, and I feel that it give my rubbers a little better grip than using only water. Now I sell these in my store, so feel free to trust me or not :) but I feel that this one might be about 5% better than...

It depends on how much booster you use, but say around 5-10ml per rubber if you put 3-4 layers of Sea Moon Booster approx.

Well. You could buy it from Europe ;)

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Perhaps softer H3 like 37 or 39deg. My son tried it with his H3 41deg and the hard sponge didn't go well with that blade. Feels like it's a bit softer than many carbon blades.

Yep. Absolutely. I checked with 729 and the Dragon rubbers hasn't been put into mass production yet, so it's not officially for sale to the public yet. I feel that my Bloom Power 47deg is about the same hardness as H3 40-41deg.

Your Bloom Power should be the 45deg? The 47deg is quite hard in my opinion. B2 is retired now and all hardnesses is in Shore A with all new Battle/Battle2 rubbers. Battle 2 is replaced with Battle 2 Silver which comes in 38 & 39deg.

Yeah. Well I have the 47deg Bloom Power, and it's about the same feeling that I get from H3 41deg. Not exactly the same, but I would say that the BP47deg is fairly close. But you don't get that H3-kick in the same way. Actually I haven't tried any rubber that gives that kick in the same way as...

I have to disagree here. I feel that Bloom Power and Battle II Pro are very similar to H3/H3N rubbers. Big Dipper is a bit softer/bouncier and STN harder, but although quite similar in grip, speed and function to H3/H3N rubbers. But we're all individuals :)

I think that she should use a setup that allows her technique to improve the most. And there are cheap alternatives like Sanwei Accumulator S 5-ply wooden blade with light weight rubbers like 729 Focus III Snipe or Palio AK47 Blue or Yellow. All very linear and you don't have to spend a fortune...