What will be the best rubber setup for sanwei v5

[TheArtistJ]

I'm using Yinhe Moon Speed Medium in red on my backhand. On passive shots it's similar to high-throw soft tensors, but I feel that it's more speed biased and less spin biased on active shots. I find it good to play with personally but it might not be what you want.

If you need something slower, why not try Mercury II?

I would like a rubber with good spin tho and very good feeling , not necessary slow

 

[TheArtistJ]

I'm using Yinhe Moon Speed Medium in red on my backhand. On passive shots it's similar to high-throw soft tensors, but I feel that it's more speed biased and less spin biased on active shots. I find it good to play with personally but it might not be what you want.

If you need something slower, why not try Mercury II?

https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/review-yinhe-moon-12-blue.29581/

This was someones review of the rubber

 

[Archosaurus]

https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/review-yinhe-moon-12-blue.29581/

This was someones review of the rubber

For all I know the rubbers are entirely different from eachother, so you might need to just try it. Grip is definitely good on the Moon Speed, supposedly it wears out in a few months.

 

[TheArtistJ]

For all I know the rubbers are entirely different from eachother, so you might need to just try it. Grip is definitely good on the Moon Speed, supposedly it wears out in a few months.

Would you suggest I go for the soft or medium

 

[Archosaurus]

Would you suggest I go for the soft or medium

There's no way to tell for sure, especially without seeing you play, but if you brush a lot thinly to make spinny, slow loops, or like to block speed off the ball a lot, then perhaps soft, otherwise medium if you're more of a speed player or want a faster block.

 

[TheArtistJ]

There's no way to tell for sure, especially without seeing you play, but if you brush a lot thinly to make spinny, slow loops, or like to block speed off the ball a lot, then perhaps soft, otherwise medium if you're more of a speed player or want a faster block.

i'm so confused if i should buy it or the sanwei target

 

[TheArtistJ]

There's no way to tell for sure, especially without seeing you play, but if you brush a lot thinly to make spinny, slow loops, or like to block speed off the ball a lot, then perhaps soft, otherwise medium if you're more of a speed player or want a faster block.

This is the setup currently ...I really appreciate your advice and it has really gone along way for me .. I'd save up and get the red 39° ...thank you so much , I'm really grateful

 

[TheArtistJ]

There's no way to tell for sure, especially without seeing you play, but if you brush a lot thinly to make spinny, slow loops, or like to block speed off the ball a lot, then perhaps soft, otherwise medium if you're more of a speed player or want a faster block.

which would you advice between the sanwei target special soft or yhine moon 12 blue medium hard

 

[Archosaurus]

which would you advice between the sanwei target special soft or yhine moon 12 blue medium hard

I don't know, that's up to you. I haven't even seen you play. I'll be trying the Special Soft myself some time later.