thaleslc's Rubber Ratings
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Loki (1) 
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Loki RXTON 3 Pro
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Review of Loki RXTON 3 ProThe rubber isn’t anything special without booster, just more control and faster than regular Chinese rubbers. However, once boosted (2 layers of Haifu), it really “opens up” and becomes very good. Excellent control, faster than standard Chinese rubbers, and the spin is also really strong.Don’t expect a “tensor” effect, but it’s truly a very good Hybrid rubber. For comparison, I found it (boosted) much more controlled on short and long game, a bit faster, and considerably easier to play with than the boosted Big Dipper 39. Aug 22, 2025 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
Yinhe (Galaxy/Milkyway) (1)
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Yinhe Jupiter 3 Asia
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Review of Yinhe Jupiter 3 AsiaCurrently, I am using the Uranus Pro on BH, along with a slightly slower but more controlled blade (729 Yellow Carbon ALC) used to have a Timo Boll Spirit. I have always used fast Butterfly equipment, but due to the high prices now, I have been looking for a more budget-friendly alternative. The blade and BH rubbers suit me well. However, for my FH, I have been trying some Chinese rubbers (H8-80, Ak47red and blue, and 729 Dragon F). Recently, I got J3 39°, and I was extremely impressed. It is significantly faster compared to the four rubbers I mentioned earlier. The Ak47 didn't work well for me as I found it difficult to push underspin with them, while H8-80 and Dragon F were tacky, and therefore, easier to push underspin, they lacked power for my playing style as I am not a very skilled player but a very aggressive one. However, the J3 has everything I need: speed, control, and spin. It is easy to push underspin, and the topspins are incredibly effective with a low trajectory, high speed, and high spin. The flat hits feel like gunshots. I understand that my lack of skill may be a factor, but I find the spin of the J3 to be just as good, if not better, than that of the H8-80 (which was the spinniest among the rubbers I tried). So, I have decided to stick with my setup with J3 39° on FH. I am very happy with this setup and I don't believe that other setups, including those with D9c on FH and other expensive equipment, are necessarily better (I tried some of them, but I really like mine better or just don’t see much difference), and mine costs less than a single sheet of D9c, so I am very satisfied. With just two weeks I cannot evaluate the durability of the J3, but I clean the rubber with a soft makeup sponge and a little bit of water after a playing session, and let it dry to apply a non sticky protector, so it will likely last if it has durability at least similar to the rubbers I tried. So, for now, very happy and this is a very good rubber for offensive players.Aug 06, 2023 | |||||||||||||||||||
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