china rubber subsitute for innova or bryce fx?

 

I'm searching for new rubbers, especially for my fh. I used to play jo waldner, innova and bryce fx in 2,0 mm and 2,1 mm speed glued - now I'd like to try out some chinese stuff (I think they are way more cheaper than the stuff I played recently )

 

I don't have some experience in chinese rubbers - so could somebody please help me?

 

thanks a lot!

 

First, all Chinese Rubbers are heavier than Japanese Rubbers.

Second, All chinese rubbers are harder in hardness than Japanese rubbers.

Third, all chinese rubbers have more tackiness and spin and MOST Japanese rubbers

Fourth, all chinese rubbers are CHEAPER.

 

FInally, they are not hard to adapt to Chinese Rubbers as people always say you need to change your stroke and style. I started with Japanese Rubbers when I started to learn to play, then I switched to chinese rubbers and I find no difficulty at all. It's even better for Short games. IN fact, it gives more benefits as follow: When you serve spin, it gives you more spin compared to Jap rubbers because of its nature. Also, it saves you money for at least half price. It also gives you very good feel and control like Wood blade compared to Composite blades. Nothing wrong with its speed. A little slower that way it gives you more control with your games and more feeling. The key of sucess in table tennis is to control and win the most rally. You don't win by speed. It just for beginners that hope to win by 1 shot. When you play against good players, you expect 3rd shot and more... so 1 shot does not mean anything. If you look for short term winning then go for Jap rubbers and composite blades.

 

Think about all Pro chinese players. A lot of them use Chinese rubbers and they have no problem in winning. That's the fact. Also, they use all wood blades. That's the fact too.

 

Inspirit Quattro from COLE is good. Give yourself a week to get use to it. It's good. Do not give up.