Rubber Recommendations for Joola Aruna OFF
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For a Chinese rubber that does not need boosting and is VERY inexpensive:
Dawei 2008XP Super Power
It is $8 or $9 a sheet and it is pretty good.
But still, if money is tight selling the blade and getting something better for you would be....well....better for you.
Yinhe Galaxy 896 with 2008XP on both sides would be an excellent choice and would cost about $35.00 total (blade and rubbers combined).
Then you could spend under $40.00 on the whole setup and have something better for you than you would with the Aruna blade. And then you could sell the Aruna blade in your own time and have an extra $100.00 in your pocket. [emoji2]
Dawei 2008XP Super Power
It is $8 or $9 a sheet and it is pretty good.
But still, if money is tight selling the blade and getting something better for you would be....well....better for you.
Yinhe Galaxy 896 with 2008XP on both sides would be an excellent choice and would cost about $35.00 total (blade and rubbers combined).
Then you could spend under $40.00 on the whole setup and have something better for you than you would with the Aruna blade. And then you could sell the Aruna blade in your own time and have an extra $100.00 in your pocket. [emoji2]
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Well if you listen to Carl and sell your Aruna OFF let me know your price. 
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I doubt this. With Aruna having signed to GEWO, Joola are now selling it new for 50 Euro.
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The Aruna OFF plays really well with H3 on the FH. I used to love it but could never get my BH working as it's a quite fast blade as many has pointed out. Hinoki is not for everyone.
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I doubt this. With Aruna having signed to GEWO, Joola are now selling it new for 50 Euro.
Oh. Okay. 50 Euro still means the other setup is free and there is cash left over.
I am happy to not be up to date on all the equipment changes that have happened in the past few years.
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XP2008, Focus III, and several others are an option for under 20 each with shipping... and can be used with current blade, even if blade may be too fast.
I would concur with Carl, sell blade or trade... someone around you should give you and ALL+ to OFF- blade and a used rubber for your blade.
You could roll successfully either way.
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I would concur with Carl, sell blade or trade... someone around you should give you and ALL+ to OFF- blade and a used rubber for your blade.
You could roll successfully either way.
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After a couple months of having this paddle, I now actually realize that this current main setup I have which is the
Joola Aruna Off
Donic Bluefire JP 01 Turbo
Joola Rhyzm P
is actually too fast for me. I will keep this setup for the future once my strokes are well developed. I made a very big mistake with this.
For now, I'm planning to buy a Yinhe blade that costs around ~10-15 dollars. But I have a few of questions to ask you guys,
1. Should I try out their 5-ply / 7-ply all-wood blades or stick with carbon blades such as the T-11+ or the T-1 S? And what are the differences between 5-ply and 7-ply all wood blades?
Thank you all for giving me a lot of suggestions and I honestly wasn't expecting a ton of people to help a newbie out. Thanks guys this really is a great community
Joola Aruna Off
Donic Bluefire JP 01 Turbo
Joola Rhyzm P
is actually too fast for me. I will keep this setup for the future once my strokes are well developed. I made a very big mistake with this.
For now, I'm planning to buy a Yinhe blade that costs around ~10-15 dollars. But I have a few of questions to ask you guys,
1. Should I try out their 5-ply / 7-ply all-wood blades or stick with carbon blades such as the T-11+ or the T-1 S? And what are the differences between 5-ply and 7-ply all wood blades?
Thank you all for giving me a lot of suggestions and I honestly wasn't expecting a ton of people to help a newbie out. Thanks guys this really is a great community
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T11 is crazy fast.
If Aruna is too fast for you, you should stick with an all wood 5 ply blade.
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Carl up late at night, but yeah, T11 is a rocket-ship not appropriate for a controlled attacking game.
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Butterfly Rozena 1.9 mm both sides or Xiom Vega Europe 2.0mm both sides.
And since you're looking for a new blade, a Butterfly Primorac or Korbel, a Stiga Allround or Offensive Classic, or a Yasaka Sweden Extra would all be great options for you.
But Carl's suggestions are by far the cheapest and will work perfectly.
And since you're looking for a new blade, a Butterfly Primorac or Korbel, a Stiga Allround or Offensive Classic, or a Yasaka Sweden Extra would all be great options for you.
But Carl's suggestions are by far the cheapest and will work perfectly.
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I'd say that's a great setup but because of the hardness of Vega Pro, I'd recommend Vega Europe 2.0mm on both sides of the Rossi Emotion.
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Hi Thomas,
the OP said he or she played "controlled offensive and counter-hitter", which I understand as not looping everything and blocking quite a bit. And with what everyone was mentioning (it starts to get too long since I've tried just a variation of it, the TPE) about the non-linear behaviour of the blade, the Vega Pro seemed to make sense. It depends on their preferences, but this kind of hardness is almost middle of the road these days. VP in that sponge thickness doesn't have any kind of unexpected behaviour and could be a transition to a wider range of styles, in my opinion of course.
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Salut,
I'm just being picky, really!
Your suggestion is a very good one, excellent blade which would work great for OP, either set of Vegas would work well on it and it would totally depend on preference as you said.
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If you can spend more than $40 go for rhyzm-p. Great rubber. If not, try zack or axxess rubbers from joola. Those are in your price range
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