Stuor long 5 or Sanwei/ Yinhe

[TheFlamingSmasher]

So I want to make my first custom table tennis racket. Decided to settle with aurora max on forehand and yinhe moon 12 blue for backhand. I have around 20-30$/€ left what should I do? Sanwei/Yinhe or the Stuor long 5

 

[turbozed]

Why Aurora Max for FH? Only ever see it mentioned as a control BH rubber.

 

[Ultravisitor]

If this is your first custom racket I recommend you this:

Blade: Sanwei Fextra 7
FH: Loki Rxton 3
BH: Yinhe Moon 12 blue

 

[TheFlamingSmasher]

If this is your first custom racket I recommend you this:

Blade: Sanwei Fextra 7
FH: Loki Rxton 3
BH: Yinhe Moon 12 blue

I have played with a premade Loki and it had rxton 5 on both sides. Wasn't too impressed but probably the wood quality was pretty bad bc of the premade.

 

[Ultravisitor]

I have played with a premade Loki and it had rxton 5 on both sides. Wasn't too impressed but probably the wood quality was pretty bad bc of the premade.

Also the rubbers on premades aren't the same,
The loki rxton 3 is also a little livelier than the 5, hence a bit easier to play. If you want a faster more bouncy rubber the normal yinhe moon or palio ak47 might be a better fit

 

[mattlamperouge]

If this is your first custom racket I recommend you this:

Blade: Sanwei Fextra 7
FH: Loki Rxton 3
BH: Yinhe Moon 12 blue

Try Rxton 3 Pro (Black with blue sponge) best performance for the price.

 

[TheFlamingSmasher]

Try Rxton 3 Pro (Black with blue sponge) best performance for the price.

Is it better then the aurora max. From the reviews I saw the aurora is easy to adapt and play with.

Anyway what blade would you recommend for the rxton 3 pro

 

[mattlamperouge]

Is it better then the aurora max. From the reviews I saw the aurora is easy to adapt and play with.

Anyway what blade would you recommend for the rxton 3 pro

I dont think they are the same "type" rubber since R3pro it's tacky with a pored sponge, more of a "hybrid" so I can't really say what's better for you. It can work on both FH & BH. I think for a first combo Any decent off- all wood 5 or 7 ply blades can work.