Help with backhand rubber

[Helola]

I want to try something that's very similar to my setup but newer.

I want to try something more current but still good for a similar playstyle, so budget is a bit tight.

My playstyle hasn't changed for the last few years and the setup has but only a bit. I started with a Clipper wood, with H3 FH and Desto F1 BH. Basically heavy spin on FH and very fast on BH. Did change to H8 and Desto F4 to optimize a bit a time ago, but all this equipment is still very old.

I was mainly trying to figure out what to use for BH since I am planning on buying a sanwei v5 pro, I've heard good things about it and how it's similar it is to the clipper.

More or less spin doesn't really matter too much, but I want to know about some faster rubbers, but not too hard.

 

[Ultravisitor]

Two budget rubbers come to mind:

Palio AK47 red : this one will be faster, but quality of the rubber is not great

Yinhe Moon 12: I think this is the better rubber. Gives more spin, needs good technique to get speed out of it

 

[ck1407]

Rakza 7 or rakza 9

 

[greenbeanmachine]

Palio AK47

Can't be beat, in price or in quality. It's extremely fast, and you can get a good bit of spin on it too. Plus, the sound is incredibly satisfying -- like firing a gun.

 

[JJ Ng]

If you are changing you blade, stick with H8 and Desto F4. Trust me. You do not want to change your blade and your rubbers at the same time. It will take way too long for you to get adjusted and playing won't be fun for a while.

Every blade is unique. Just because sanwei v5 pro is similar to Clipper does not mean anything. Until you have the blade in your hand with the rubbers you are familiar with, you have no idea if Sanwei V5 pro is similar to Clipper or not.

 

[Gozo Aruna]

I want to try something that's very similar to my setup but newer.

I want to try something more current but still good for a similar playstyle, so budget is a bit tight.

My playstyle hasn't changed for the last few years and the setup has but only a bit. I started with a Clipper wood, with H3 FH and Desto F1 BH. Basically heavy spin on FH and very fast on BH. Did change to H8 and Desto F4 to optimize a bit a time ago, but all this equipment is still very old.

I was mainly trying to figure out what to use for BH since I am planning on buying a sanwei v5 pro, I've heard good things about it and how it's similar it is to the clipper.

More or less spin doesn't really matter too much, but I want to know about some faster rubbers, but not too hard.

My friend,
Can you tell me more about Desto F4? Currently I am using Desto F2 on FH and it is OK'ish, not great, just OK'ish.
I am thinking about using F4 for BH, but I am too afraid it is too soft. What is your experience with it like for BH? Please share.