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I prefer Q-Quality over Fastarc and V>15 on backhand. I kinda hate fastarc on forehand. V>15 vs Q-Quality on forehand, I wouldn't use either since I hit too hard for those rubbers. Q-Quality on my backhand feels so solid, I tend to go long on the shots but the feeling of grip is incredible...

Q-Quality is very bouncy. Same juice as Dignics to me. Feels like dignics. It works

Gonna try out Q-Quality today in matchplay. Q-Quality is what I think Fastarc G-1 should be. It feels much better to use than G1 on both sides. The grip is just more available compared to fastarc like on brush loops/contact.

Yes but the cost/value performance is relatively the same.

I hate Omega 7 Pro, after 2 weeks. It just loses it's oomph. Omega 7 Europe should be less so since it has a denser sponge.

Yinhe Big Dipper 40' National 9035L Black and 39' degrees TT11 has it for 67 bucks

Nothing lasts significantly longer than K3. Not even Dignics 09c. You're gonna have to stick with K3 or use hurricane 3.

Not factory sealed

Could you compare V>15 extra and Q Quality? I'm buying some stuff from Japan and I might as well look into Q-Quality. Currently, O7Pro is my benchmark but I've used V>15 the most. (On TMXi Pro if you can) I don't know if TMXi Pro is softer/harder feeling than W968.

39 layers of booster damn

Yes, often it's due to not putting enough power on the counterspin. Not enough hit.

Tenergy 09c bois.

You don't need to be that good to use hurricane 3 effecrively. I grew up using Hurricane 3, albeit I played 6 hrs a week for two years. Im no national team player but I play better with it than any other rubber.

What is the difference between the national and the pro star versions? How does a 42 degree rubber feel softer and grippier? Is it compared to a national 41 degree or smthn.

Xiom Hayabusa (New) ZL Pro looks interesting since it's innerforce ZLF all over again.

Is it just me or when I hit hard with ZLC or ALC, it kinds of sounds like a zipper. It's more noticeable on my TMX Pro and Xiom Vega Pro (Mizutani Lookalike).

It's just V>20 DE but softer sponge. It's weaker and is what you expect from a softer sponged rubber.

Most people prepare their receive against a short backspin ball. What you can do is expect the side topspin serve. Oftentimes it's a half long or long serve so you can stand a little further back. This gives you enough time to read the service and counter the ball. If he mixes it up by giving...

Benedikt Duda's blade is Quartet AFC but with his name on it.