I tried this rubber on the FH on both my 729 Z2 and Yinhe 437s and feels that it suited wood blades more than carbon fiber (my Z2 has a thin inner carbon) due to short dwell time and dull vibration . You can generate good spin, the arc is relatively safe and consistent so I'm confident doing topspin rally with it. Serving and short touch is average though and sometime the ball bounce a bit high.
It is a kinda brilliant of Friendship. This rubber isn't soft at all. It is medium hard. 7.5/10. For me it is great for both sides BH and FH. Very spinny. If you play into the ball it goes with a good Arc. For BH it is enough control, very good spin, and decent(not high) speed. Great in all aspects. I played with it for 2 hours on a Stuor Long 5. Not sure about durability. And maybe after breaking the sponge it can be faster but I don't know. Totally recommend for its price. Updated after 2 months : almost lost its tackiness but still very grippy. The rubber isn't sensitive to the incoming spin but creates lots of it. The sponge became a bit softer and but nothing really changed. I have got that Bloom Arc plays well from the moment it was glued. I think that's because it was factory boosted . The sponge 47 is like 48-49 ESN
This one is exelend to play open hand styl.
They end tempo is a little smaller than the power edition near the table.. Because middle distance is better than the power edition, pleas take a hard blade. conclution: China play styl( the kontroll is better when your training is one ore two training in a week
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