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Yep. It's faster and has a harder feeling, but I'll try and boost it some day soon as well and see what happens. Big Dipper is bouncier (softer) and it's more like H3. Yep. Hard and fast loops is what I got out of it now. I changed with my H3 and compared, so the feeling is faster and harder so...

Ok. That might be the thing then. Just tried it on my robot, so not in game play. It's certainly a Hurricane 3 kind of rubber. I tried the "Old" version as well a couple of years ago, but found it too hard and heavy for me. This one is only slightly tacky. Holds the ball for max one second...

Well. It hasn't been available for ordering, and it's not in their product catalogue so I have asked my contact what he knows about this. Hopefully I'll get an answer tomorrow. So we'll see :)

Sorry. That's confidential. But my price out is about $32.

I have a little shop of my own, so I bought it from Sanwei.

Hi. I'm about to find out how it works for me, so I'll be back a bit later on.

Big Dipper works really nice with a bit faster blades like Yinhe V14 PRO and Sanwei V5 PRO. This is if you play a more aggressive looping game. If not, slower blades work fine as well. Big Dipper is really nice in many ways, so hope it will work good for you. Did you buy the 38deg hardness?

Check this out. ThePongProfessor did compare.

The Sanwei Fextra 7 is discontinued and replaced by the Fextra One now. I haven't treid the Fextra One, but it seems like it's a little bit slower than the Fextra 7. Something that could be worth looking into is Sanwei V5 PRO. It's quite fast and a good alternative for my Yinhe V14 PRO blade. It...

I use the Seamoon on my H3 41deg and it gives me a better rubber to play with comparing this to the H3 NEO 41deg. About the sponges response to booster over time, I guess that there is something in the booster that is sucked into the sponge that doesn't vanish when the effect wears off. These...

I would say footwork. If you start to work real hard, constantly moving into the right position for every stroke, you'll be in good balance and will have the best possibility to return the ball in the best way possible. So always ready and work hard with bent knees, and you're half way there...

It's the tax that's added I guess.

For me, the possible angle when brush looping the ball depends on the grip and tackiness of the rubber. When you get the chirping sound hitting the ball, open up just slightly more. Why players with Chinese rubbers using the feet-knees-hip-rotation and hitting the ball with a more straight arm...

For me, the possible angle when brush looping the ball depends on the grip and tackiness of the rubber. When you get the chirping sound hitting the ball, open up just slightly more. Why players with Chinese rubbers using the feet-knees-hip-rotation and hitting the ball with a more straight arm...

Hi and welcome. As a beginner you could do really good with something like Sanwei Accumulator S + some allround rubbers like 729 Focus III Snipe. That would be about $55. Focus III Snipe is non tacky, easy to control rubbers, but sufficient speed. Or Palio AK47 series, that is similar to F3S...

It's all about how you need the rubber/sponge to react when you strike the ball. The harder you brush the ball, the harder sponge you would need to get the wanted effect out of the rubber. For me, using a harder sponge, I feel that I'm getting the most out of my rubber with a faster, stiffer...

Check out Sanwei Fextra One. It's a development of the popular Fextra 7. It's a 7-ply wood blade, and it's not too fast. More like Off-. The handle is really somewhere in between the larger Legend and thinner ones.

Yep. The CJ8000 rubber is great performance/price ratio :)

I have a setup that would be really good for a beginner for the first 1-2 years and maybe longer. Sanwei Accumulator S and Kokutaku Blutenkirsche (Training Rubber) on both sides. I tried this combination myself and it feels really good with a blade that is somewhere Allround+ and semi-hard...

I have this one at 7.2 in speed, compared to Big Dipper 38deg at 7.7 out of 10, so it felt quite slow and soft when I tried it a while ago.