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So as displayed probably in my signature, I am currently using a Timo Boll ALC with xiom vega pro on my FH and donic acuda S3 on my BH. Long story short, I would like to change my FH rubber to a Chinese rubber, probably a variant of Hurricane 3. I've been playing and training table tennis since a decade. I've used the H3 commercial when I first learned table tennis, and changed to donic bluefire M1, baracuda, and finally to vega pro, for my FH. The main reason of why I wanted to change back in using Chinese rubber is that it to some extent fits my playing style. I am an all-rounder who prefers to loop, and drive, for which I can brushes the ball decently. I don't like and would avoid the idea of flat hitting. I'm decent in any distance rallies.
I am better in brush looping the ball with my FH, and hence using a Chinese tacky rubber might help me to amplify the effect more. Also the xiom vega pro doesn't give me the gear I desire. I always lose to long-distance rallies from my opponent, due to the lack of gears that I can put into for my speed and spin. But I feel like I can improve more on putting more speed in my loops and drives.
After hearing all these, wish someone would give me some guidance or recommendations of which Chinese rubber I should use. Considering that I'm planning to change from a xiom vega pro to a Chinese rubber. Probably something not too hard in the spectrum.
I am better in brush looping the ball with my FH, and hence using a Chinese tacky rubber might help me to amplify the effect more. Also the xiom vega pro doesn't give me the gear I desire. I always lose to long-distance rallies from my opponent, due to the lack of gears that I can put into for my speed and spin. But I feel like I can improve more on putting more speed in my loops and drives.
After hearing all these, wish someone would give me some guidance or recommendations of which Chinese rubber I should use. Considering that I'm planning to change from a xiom vega pro to a Chinese rubber. Probably something not too hard in the spectrum.
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