Which rubber would match well on sanwei paramid ?

[Rumplestiltskin]

Hello ,
I have just bought a new blade " Sanwei paramid " any recommendations what rubber would match well on it ?
I have tried yellow AK 47 and it wasn't good.

 

[Scarfed Garchomp]

It might be the QC but I tried both AK47 Yellow and Red and I thought the Red was a considerably better rubber than Yellow. My sheet of Yellow felt mushy and vague with inconsistent grip, but the Red had a very stable and direct feeling (if a bit muffled vs some other higher end rubbers) and a noticeably stronger and crisper response than Yellow.

 

[TensorBackhand]

I personally like Red better than yellow, because it was harder and felt like it had more offensive potential capability. But I thought yellow was quite good as well. To me red was a step up, but not worlds apart.

 

[Rumplestiltskin]

Thank you guys for your replies
Have you tried any other rubbers on it ? Apart from the ak 47.
Should I try the red one then or is there better recommendation ?

 

[TensorBackhand]

Thank you guys for your replies
Have you tried any other rubbers on it ? Apart from the ak 47.
Should I try the red one then or is there better recommendation ?

Is there something specific you are looking for? AK47 is a pretty standard and very good rubber. You're not going to find something that is such a big improvement on AK47.

Within Chinese bouncy rubbers, I think AK47 red is the best there is. Maybe Moon Speed 53 might be better.

But if you really need something better, you will have to pay 3 times more for German rubber. If AK47 is a 90, maybe some German rubbers are 95, so again, you can't expect it to be that much better. Just like the most expensive tire for your car is not going to be that much better than a budget tire for your normal drive.

 

[mocker88]

The Sanwei Paramid is a quite fast blade. I feel that it's faster than my regular Yinhe V14 PRO, so it was a bit too fast for me when I used it with my regular rubbers like Battle Max Pro/H3 41deg and Yinhe Big Dipper 38deg.

What rubbers you need I guess depends much of what you're used to play with and how you play the game? I tried it the other day with a Giant Dragon - TopEnergy Soft (FH) and Yinhe Mercury 2 Medium (BH) and it was much more controllable. I think mostly it was the Big Dipper on my backhand becoming a bit to bouncy for me in combination with Paramid.