Really good rubber for beginners or defender. - ... with an unbeatable price around 6 € at Ali-Express !!!!!
Only in max thickness but not very fast, therefore very well controlled and spinny. ( - ... a little bit tacky ! )
The hardness of the sponge should be approximately in the range 40 - 42 degrees (international Level).
For these rubber I would recommend medium and soft blades with much speed. (- ... if you´re not a defender!)
A very interesting rubber with tuned. You can loop very good the incoming spin, the blocks are easy to do and the smash is OK.
I pair BH and FH with this rubber in a DHS PG7, black for FH because it's a little more sticky than red.
The hardness is medium 40-42º in euro scale i think.
You can play very well this setup.
Playing with it tuned with PO on my fh now. The sponge reacts perfectly well to tuning and the mild effect (just what you need) lasts for a long time. Cheap ($12.5 for a pair on eBay), rather light, durable, tremendous grip, very linear with great control, spin insensitive on power loops, a perfect smash on a fast blade (nothing like your typical chinese rubber) - this rubber is indeed a bang for the buck for those who want a euro/chinese hybrid.
P.S. I have a strong suggestion that a well-known CJ8000 Biotech series is just a tuned version of regular one, so basically you can do it yourself and set the spin, speed and hardness your prefer.
Surprisingly good for the price! Balanced all-around play, with perfect throw angle, good spin, and moderate speed (slow enough to control, fast enough to win points). Blocks, touch shots, & pushes are good; loops are very good; serves are OK. Excellent control, not sensitive to incoming spin, and very linear response. Can win points with either speed or spin. Am using 2.2 mm on Sanwei M8 blade, both sides, which I find to be a comfortable and effective combination. Red weighs 61g uncut, black is 63g uncut; about 15g removed in cutting. I prefer it to 729 Cream (which has less control and less effectiveness against opponent), Butterfly Wakaba (which gives less spin), and probably to LKT Pro XT (which has a lower throw angle).
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