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Stuor Viscaria clone. It is fast.....and cheap. Stuor 2017 store delivers very fast on Aliexpress.

What do you mean by dynamic? Meaning a bit more catapulty and springy? More bounce?

What do you mean ending with 710's? I have been purchasing H3 neo blue sponge provincial 39 degree from Aliexpress and the tackiness is there. I have NOT purchased any of those sheets from TT11 precisely because I am predicting that their stock has no tackiness. Anyway, TT11 is slightly...

All Chinese rubbers wear off the tackiness a bit after the first week or two. However, to me, Sanwei Target National is still quite tacky after 1-2 weeks. My comparison is related to H3 commercial and all hybrid rubbers (K2, K3, Dragon Grip, D09c, etc.) which are all non-tacky in my strict...

Where did you get our Sanwei Target National from? I got mine from Megaspin for $30 a sheet. On Aliexpress, the other day, I ordered a sheet of Sanwei Target National (supposedly the packaging is the old one and some people hate that version so for $18, I thought it is worth a try and see what...

Hey I like my rubber 39 degree.... lol!

I do not play with any hybrid rubbers. They all disappoint. People have recommended Dignics 09c, Joola Tango, Stiga Dragon Grip, K3, etc. etc. Not interested. Played with those a bit on my clubmate's blades. Never impressed enough to get myself a sheet. I basically go between a couple sheets...

Lol, why did you not like it? Sanwei Target National is the closest thing I can find to H3 neo provincial blue sponge 39 degree.

Nope, the old tacky H3 simply lasted a year. In fact it played even better about 1-2 months in when some of the initial tackiness faded.

I think once you have played with all ESN rubbers, at some point, they feel about the same just as long as they are roughly the same softness/hardness. C-1 feels similar to Vega Japan/Asia and BlueFire M2. I just pulled out an old sheet of FX-D and put a layer of booster on it and it is a lot...

Sanwei Target National. You will not be disappointed.

Yinhe Mercury II and Sanwei Target National. Mercury II unfortunately does not have enough bounce and speed for me. Sanwei Target National is a good set of rubber!

I got them from Dandoy sports when they were on sales. They are average rubbers with average spins and speed. Good for all around play. However for that price, I would just get Xiom Vega Europe instead.

Can't you just order from TableTennis11?

Everyone plays differently. Each person brushes and uses force (whether their waist, legs, wrist, elbow or even their fingers) differently. I am sure LJK and LGY have had plenty of blades to choose from and their current equipment work for them. For example, you like Loki rubber. I don't like...

LGY's issue is mental. All Chinese players have perfect forms. What separates Ma Long, Zhang Jike and Fan Zhendong from the rest has been the mental toughness. I remember one year, Fan Zhendong was changing his backhand rubber and he played so poorly for a stretch. He still ended up winning big...

I am impressed that you can get STN and Hurricane Provincial blue sponge to curve like that. I put two layers on mine and both sponges barely curve at all. I used to boost Hurricane commercial orange sponge and that does curve up like that. I agree with you in regarding to STN v.s. Hurricane...

I think people are nick-picking about the Butterfly hardness degree and ESN hardness. If you buy a package of Tibhar Revolution series (like EL-P, FX-D, MX-S and MX-P which I have tried those so far), in the back of the packaging, they clearly state a range of ESN hardness and a range of...

I agree with Rozena being a stepping stone toward Tenergy 05. For me Rozena is pretty similar to Rakza 7 soft, Fastarc C-1, BlueFire M2. and Xiom Vega Asia/Japan. So if you want something medium hard with more spin, then consider Fastarc G-1, BlueFire M1 and Xiom Vega Pro. Out of all of them...

I am the third person suggesting Rozena. Glayzer is not worth the performance based on its high price.