Dawei 388D

one of the better cheap rubbers,thin base sheet medium soft flexible thin pips with good distance between them ,red sheet gives some wobble and surprisingly decent blocking reversal in ox,also chops ok but a little better with 0.6 sponge for that and still good control although faster than ox,you can make short blocks with soft hands,very easy to pick up and use from the start update:On Defplay Senso compared to a 388d-1 a little slower with more control,less reactive to spin due to smooth tops,more passive reversal more backspin on chops,d-1 picks the ball up better when attacking underspin,Ican play better with 388d.Ithink we need to renew the sheet every 2 or 3 months as the grip fades and doesn't chop as well,not a major problem as it`s so cheap,after p1r this is the next best lp I have tried for ox chopping game with better blocking. Further update:still using this and over 80% win rate in top local league,Ihave found the red has more effects and wobble than the black with the same speed, Ihope it will be ok with the plastic ball next season

Similar to palio ck 513a, medium friction long pimples. Makes strong backspin on chopping. In my comparison pips have more friction than d-1 version, it is not bad because we have better spin manipulation possibility

Really decent long pips. I combine it with a Hallmark combination blade, skyline 3 rubber, and the pip that a friend gave me, is loaded on a .5 sponge I believe. Love it. What I like is the 388ds ability to both defend and attack with relative smoothness..I feel I can dolly the ball over passively ie chop, float, but then ...can also attack with a forward and upwards motion, attaining good speed and potency. Also, flicks well. Twiddling is recommended for optimum variation.