Yinhe Jupiter 3 Asia

Very similar to Big Dipper in my opinion, but i think throws higher.. Quite fast on basic drive shots, very powerful on big loops, and factory tuned. It doesn't need extra booster, but is probably better with it. Much Faster than H3, but less spinny. This is my new favorite forehand rubber. Opening loops and flicks are so easy and consistent. The rubber is both bouncy and powerful but also spinny enough. This is just as good as dignics 09c. Absolutely in love with this monster rubber.

Jupiter 3 ("J3") H38 Black is 48g cut to my Yasaka Goiabao (5-ply wood OFF), which is about the same as Jupiter 2 H38. J3 H38 is way tackier than J2. It is similar to Hurricane 3; it can pick the ball up off the table. After 1.5 hours of training today, I can conclude J3 is a HUGE upgrade from J2. It is much faster. The top-end speed is similar to Vega Pro, which I used in a tournament 2 days ago. The power on FH loops is deadly. Mechanical spin is slightly better than J2. I would rate the control 10/10. I don't really know how to explain it; I just felt like I couldn't miss any shot. And FH drive during warmup felt the most consistent ever for me. Lifting underspin was super easy due to the grip and speed. Surprisingly, serves didn't seem spinnier than J2, and were harder to make spin than Vega Pro. I will need to practice using my wrist to create more acceleration. As long as the durability holds up, I don't plan on switching away from this rubber. The performance is shockingly good for $17 USD. UPDATE: after one month (~25 hours) of playing, 95% of the tack is gone. It obviously lost some spin, but It's still grippy and the topsheet doesn't show any abrasion. I'm totally satisfied with this rubber and have already ordered another sheet. UPDATE 2: I got my sheet of Black H37. The tackiness is less than H38; about the same as Jupiter 2. H37 weighs 48g cut. UPDATE 3: I got a sheet of Rakza Z to compare. Rakza is slower with a deader feeling, and obviously harder than J3 H37-H38. Rakza Z spin is slightly more on slow swings. Not much difference on fast swings. In my opinion, Rakza Z is not worth 3x the price of J3.

After reading wonders about this rubber I decided to try a red, 39° sheet. Of course I had high expectations but the rubber disappointed me in all aspects, except the price. First, spin is nowhere near Hurricane 3 Neo and much, much less then F-Ship Battle II. Speed is also average, does not have the catapult effect of most ESN rubbers. I say it is a little faster than H3N, but it cost too much on spin side. Tried first as FH rubber on ALC blade, it didn´t work at all, then changed to BH and things went better. For the price, in AK 47´s range, it is acceptable, but I don´t change my Battle II Provincial to it.

(H37 black and red, and H38 black.) Fast rubber and this is a real top speed, not just a catapult effect, like most tensors. The rubber is somewhat tacky (soft topsheet), it can't pick up a ball off the table. Very good control, block and short game, very easy looping and smashing, if you like to hit, this is a very good choice. It isn’t spin sensitive, but the rotation is slightly lower than Jupiter 2 (same hardness). Without tuning, I had to work for spin, if I played it on forehand. For more spin, it might be worth trying the harder versions. On the backhand side was much more effective spin for me. When boosted, it's a super offensive forehand rubber with insane spin, that can do everything better than most.

Tacky Chinese rubber, boosted with Haifu black oil. First 2 weeks are absolute terrible as it feels like a brick. After that it picks up and plays very lively, very easy to use, spinny and controllable at 39 Degrees for about 3 weeks. 40 degrees version feels terrible with normal booster, drops with a soft stroke and flies out with a hard stroke on a TB ALC. But all in all this thing is absolutely NOT anywhere near as good as Dignics 09C, and maybe 70% similar to Hurricane 3.