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That's probably the best option

Start with offensive classic or yasaka sweden extra, then you'll see down the road what you need, IF you ever need anything more. You can't plan your upgrades because it's a sport, you improve organically, you're not a car that this upgrade will do this. You may end up hating euro rubbers and...

Put some glue where you oversanded, then add sawdust, repeat until you can reshape it with sandpaper. There isn't really anything to it.

I've played with all except the Arthur and that's I commented. I'll never listen to marketing bs of Chinese companies. They're nowhere near as tacky as hurricane 3, 2, skyline 2, or battle and battle 2, and they all have a much higher acceleration compared to the ones I just mentioned. They're...

Super glue and wood dust, I've made an entire post and go through step by step. It's your best bet. I'll link it at the edit. Link: https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/how-to-fix-missing-damaged-top-ply-heavy-splintering-or-a-heavy-hit-dent-to-the-side-of-the-blade.33456/

You did miss something because these rubbers are varied. Chinese rubber has solid sponge like hurricane 3. And some rxton's are hybrids, some are grippy other are tacky. Big dipper is solid sponge with semi tacky top sheet and tension, it's weird.

It still has a semi high tension too sheet with a hard cake sponge. Hurricane 3 isn't that tacky anymore, yet it's not a hybrid.

Hell no. The 05, 80 and 64 are normal high tension Euro/Jap style rubbers, the 09c is a hybrid, both the Dignics and Glayzer 09c. All others are normal grippy rubbers. A hybrid by definition is a semi tacky rubber with a european style sponge. So think Donic C2, Dignics 09c, Jupiter 2/3, etc.

It doesn't have to do with sanding.

Bloom is a classic Chinese rubber. And goldarc 8 is nothing like g1 and if these 2 were tacky they'd be nothing like bloom power. Your best bet is probably the k3 or jupiter 3. They won't be anything like ga8, g1 or bloom, and they still won't have tons of power, but they are some of the...

Makes sense, each player may like changing at different times and at different frequencies.

Nope, I have like 20 blades and play with only one. I'm the definition of equipment junkie.

I've heard that most European pros have at least 2 rackets, their main one that they use in their practice and one in case anything happens to their main. What about Chinese players? I remember when Fan was with Stiga a few years ago and he had the bastard Viscaria, did he only use that one...

Regarding esn rubbers I think they play good with a single thin layer of glue, more or thicker layers really dampen it. That's how I kinda saved my old bluestorm. But there is a massive drop, like booster oil just running out.

That's even more phycotic...

What kind of psycho boosts Tenergy? Hurricane fair play, but Tenergy? That's phycotic.

Strap it to a bold eagle.

If it works why mess with it, right?

We have some defenders but most are inverted users. Most use Donic. We're lucky and can good get prices from a Donic warehouse so that's the main reason. Also Stiga. I'm pretty much the only one that uses Tenergy in my club, 2 older gentlemen use Chinese rubbers too, so it's a weird blend.

True, one of the reasons I still use Tenergy is the durability. For the price you get good performance and probably the best durability of its class. Difficulty of use is a drawback though, it bites too hard and there's rubbers like the Bluestorm Pro AM that are better in that regard.