Yinhe Jupiter 3 Amazing Rubber

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To me it is king of budget FH rubbers.

What would be your best budget rubber if you disagree?

may I jump in to discuss ? I tried J3 Asia on FH but not so suit me, since I hit hard and create much topspin, that J3 has big speed, easy to play but does not make much spin, so looping far from table is not so safe. In my experience, the best budget rubber on FH would be Battle 2 Pro Orange Sponge - that rubber perform really consistent if you loop hard, it also has more curves than J3. If you want to step up your game a bit, then Battle 2 National

 

[TensorBackhand]

may I jump in to discuss ? I tried J3 Asia on FH but not so suit me, since I hit hard and create much topspin, that J3 has big speed, easy to play but does not make much spin, so looping far from table is not so safe. In my experience, the best budget rubber on FH would be Battle 2 Pro Orange Sponge - that rubber perform really consistent if you loop hard, it also has more curves than J3. If you want to step up your game a bit, then Battle 2 National

Yes i think battle 2 is very good rubber as well. If you got the power, then totally go for it.

I personally benefit from the extra speed of J3.

 

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Yes i think battle 2 is very good rubber as well. If you got the power, then totally go for it.

I personally benefit from the extra speed of J3.

also agree, also how long does your J3 topsheet start to degrade, mine it lost half of its spin after 2 weeks

 

[Fnub]

Well I like H8, but its pricier and slower than J3. So to me J3 is king.

Never tried BD2, but I like BD1 very much. Just not as tacky as J3, so I slightly prefer J3.

Hey, stupid question: Are you Michael Zhuang?

 

[TensorBackhand]

also agree, also how long does your J3 topsheet start to degrade, mine it lost half of its spin after 2 weeks

Ive seen nothing of the sort. Ive been playing a j3 sheet for 5 weeks, still very tacky very grippy, looks like new. A guy wanted to buy it from me.

 

[Attitude]

may I jump in to discuss ? I tried J3 Asia on FH but not so suit me, since I hit hard and create much topspin, that J3 has big speed, easy to play but does not make much spin, so looping far from table is not so safe. In my experience, the best budget rubber on FH would be Battle 2 Pro Orange Sponge - that rubber perform really consistent if you loop hard, it also has more curves than J3. If you want to step up your game a bit, then Battle 2 National

You definitly need to tweak your technique, but every rubber which has been speaking of here is capable of creating more spin. But still you can create decent amounts of spin, especially far from the table. The problem is more close to the table because you have to brush reeeeeally carefully, especially if you have a strong stroke.

 

[Attitude]

Well I like H8, but its pricier and slower than J3. So to me J3 is king.

Never tried BD2, but I like BD1 very much. Just not as tacky as J3, so I slightly prefer J3.

BD 1 is nothing like H3 and therefore far from BD 2. Those 2 are completely different rubbers for completely different players.

But as you have mentioned, you like and need the speed J3 gives you, and there arent many rubbers who achieve that in this price category.

 

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You definitly need to tweak your technique, but every rubber which has been speaking of here is capable of creating more spin. But still you can create decent amounts of spin, especially far from the table. The problem is more close to the table because you have to brush reeeeeally carefully, especially if you have a strong stroke.

yes, using J3 I have to stay closer, attack quicker. with Battle 2 I can stay far and make full swing topspin easier. It depends on how you want to play afterall

 

[Tony's Table Tennis]

I did on the first page. I even uploaded a picture for clarification because i wasnt sure eithere as i joined the topic.

But either way this rubber is kinda okish over all and quite good for the price i would say. But it is far from being the holy grail of the budget rubbers.

I see it now on page 2
I only saw page 1 and then the post from this week, didn't go and read in between.

I guess one day, people will start calling it correctly.

Yeah, Yinhe makes okish rubbers for sure.
If it is even any where close to the holy grail, it would have made a lot more noise than just a few people on 1 forum.

Its cheap, so cheap enough to try a few varieties for sure too.

 

[Attitude]

I see it now on page 2
I only saw page 1 and then the post from this week, didn't go and read in between.

I guess one day, people will start calling it correctly.

Yeah, Yinhe makes okish rubbers for sure.
If it is even any where close to the holy grail, it would have made a lot more notice than just a few people on 1 forum.

Its cheap, so cheap enough to try a few varieties for sure too.

True true.

Well availability is definitly an issue too. While BD is known because even many nationals supplier have that one in stock, nearly nobody knows about the other 3 and you cant seem to find any information.

I got mine from princett where it is advertised and in one Video Gan mentioned that one being kinda close to H3 OS provincial, so i tried it out. But that route i took there is impossible for the average TT guy who looks for a new rubber.

 

[Tony's Table Tennis]

True true.

Well availability is definitly an issue too. While BD is known because even many nationals supplier have that one in stock, nearly nobody knows about the other 3 and you cant seem to find any information.

I got mine from princett where it is advertised and in one Video Gan mentioned that one being kinda close to H3 OS provincial, so i tried it out. But that route i took there is impossible for the average TT guy who looks for a new rubber.

I will see what I can do to help the situation.

 

[Doum]

The thing i didn't like about J3 asia is that Yinhe put a layer of sticky glue on the topsheet to get it tacky. You start playing with an ultra tacky rubber, but four or five weeks later some areas of the topsheet are grippy, and other are tacky. The playing caracteristics change over a short period.

 

[Tony's Table Tennis]

The thing i didn't like about J3 asia is that Yinhe put a layer of sticky glue on the topsheet to get it tacky. You start playing with an ultra tacky rubber, but four or five weeks later some areas of the topsheet are grippy, and other are tacky. The playing caracteristics change over a short period.

i actually lifted my J3 Euro off the blade slightly, as I wasn't prepared for that super stickiness plastic on top.

 

[Krakatomia]

may I jump in to discuss ? I tried J3 Asia on FH but not so suit me, since I hit hard and create much topspin, that J3 has big speed, easy to play but does not make much spin, so looping far from table is not so safe. In my experience, the best budget rubber on FH would be Battle 2 Pro Orange Sponge - that rubber perform really consistent if you loop hard, it also has more curves than J3. If you want to step up your game a bit, then Battle 2 National

Sorry which blade do you use with the Battle 2 pro?

 

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Sorry which blade do you use with the Battle 2 pro?

I used DHS Hurricane King 3 with it before, now I switched to Stiga Dynasty Carbon

 

[kolyasya]

Shoot a small video on Yinhe Jupiter 3 37 and 39. I've adjusted auto-generated subtitles so hope they will be translated ok.
Also there are some close-ups for these 2 rubbers, Nittaku H3 Organge and Palio Hadou 40+.

I only use 37 for a week now. So too early to give a full comparison with 39. But in general a love them both. 39 is much more sticky and less bouncy. So the hardness is not the only difference.

I use them on my Donic Skachkov Carbon blade. Wouldn't go for 40" or 41". It will be too hard for me.