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Thank you very much for your advice God bless you :)

Thank you :) I'm seeking for answer because recently I've just changed from all wood (Flexy) blade to Viscaria blade, and some sources say that the latest batch Viscaria are more stiff than previous ones, and I've applied one layer of oil based Poly-u on the blade. When I start using the blade...

Hmm, HL5 ALC layer is more towards the core of the blade, shouldn't that gives you more control? If you would compare in general, does a medium flexy all wood blade produces more spin than Viscaria on harder strokes? I prefer Viscaria because it has minimal vibration :)

My Viscaria feels relatively stiff...could it be due to the newer version? There were news about latest Viscaria blade are stiffer than older version....

Does Viscaria blade able to produce the same spin as an all wood blade when top spinning provided both are using the same rubbers, say Hurricane 3 Neo?

Thank for the info Carl :)

Disruption as in consistency? different manufacturer may use different type of dye or process so I'm not surprise to see the differences, however Hurricane 3 Neo attracts my attention because its far different from other Jap/EU rubbers and Hurricane 3 Neo rubbers are more sensitive to...

I heard rumors that red tends to play a little faster compare to the black ones, but what you said does make a lot of sense, however if both of the rubbers (black & red) are produced at the same time?surely there will by minor differences in playing properties, but I'm more curious about the...

Is there any difference in the playing properties of black and red of Hurricane 3 Neo?

How about DHS Skyline TG3-60? (Medium Soft)

Thanks for your advice Carl, h3-60 is hard to get by...:(

yea, National or provincial is not within my budget

I might go for Hurricane 3 Neo on backhand, I'm loving it on my forehand :D

how does the rubber perform compare to the condition I've listed?

Have you tried Hurricane 3 neo on backhand before? Hurricane 3 neo is good for full arm swing on forehand, on the backhand if use for looping, would hurricane 3 neo provide more spin than vega pro rubber?

Hurricane 3 neo is more sensitive to incoming spin therefore harder to perform flicks, and require more brushing effort, flat hit will causes the ball to fly out,however it is good for pushes due to its tackiness and low arc. I'm curious about Vega pro, could you please provide me with...

I'm more forehand oriented, backhand usually for blocking,smashes, flicks and pushes...still in the progress of learning backhand looping... how would you compare DHS Hurricane 3 neo on backhand to Xiom Vega Pro?

I'm looking for backhand rubber that has more spin, moderate speed, good control, good on flicks and not too bouncy....

Where did you get DHS Hurricane 3-60?:eek:

Which rubber are more suited for backhand?