Help on selecting Chinese Rubbers with Euro feel.

I played with Sriver EL, Hammond Pro Alpha, Magna and find them very similar. Probable they are all grippy surface on a medium hard sponge type. I'm satisfied with them but these days I practice too much and those rubbers cost me a lot. So I'm looking for Chinese ones which are similar to those listed above.

Any comment?

For ones interested in playing style when making opening comments:
I need the rubber for my BH.
I have an all-around BH and aggressive FH (BH pushing with much much spin to take chance to attack next round).
My BH/FH loop ratio is about 15/85.
I feel comfortable when playing BH loop from mid-distance, so I'm developing it.

Thanks a lot.

Ah yeah, thanks Cole. Since the Globe is relatively heavy so it is great that the weight is equal or lighter than, say, Sriver EL.

So sad Am I coming to a dead-end?

Yeah, that stuff is very fast and ultra tensioned. Not tacky.

    Magna by Stiga

dipper is the best euro offering from dhs, imo

there's no reason to, as six shooter is the improved version and far better in every way

well, the stinger was tackier and I guess you prefer that based on your other post, but that also moves it away from the euro request of this thread.

Thank you, every one. So far a list of (Sriver EL, Hammond Alpha, Magna) similar is:
Gambler Six Shooter
Ritc Friendship Focus III
Palio HK1997

How about destroyer?

For SkylineIII I doubt it. I heard it is designed for Chinese players' FH which is a little bit different to classic FH then it should have a tacky surface and a built-in glue effect sponge.

I question to myself what if all other Euro/Jap stuffs have some similar Chinese version?

Then I think, at least, Cole would be a millionaire. Ha ha. JK.

caigichaduoc wrote: I played with Sriver EL, Hammond Pro Alpha, Magna and find them very similar. Probable they are all grippy surface on a medium hard sponge type. I'm satisfied with them but these days I practice too much and those rubbers cost me a lot. So I'm looking for Chinese ones which are similar to those listed above. Any comment? For ones interested in playing style when making opening comments: I need the rubber for my BH. I have an all-around BH and aggressive FH (BH pushing with much much spin to take chance to attack next round). My BH/FH loop ratio is about 15/85. I feel comfortable when playing BH loop from mid-distance, so I'm developing it. Thanks a lot.

its all biased from what i hearing. but never the less, im having awesome time with my 729 SP on my bh, good power, and good spin on serves.

asr1990 wrote: Try Magna I am sure you will like it:   It is light   It is imo a Chinese rubber with a Euro twist(just as Stiga state)   It is powerful from Mid-Distance     3 things that you may want in a rubber

what hardness is best for Palio HK1997? I intend to use it on my bh.

@yogi_bear    with h2 on bh and switching to skyline3 my question is: do you speed glue?

One more thing about Chinese rubbers is that you should not let their surface contact the air. I've tested a Globe999 by having the unused part after cutting naked to the air, and protecting the used part with a film. After 3 weeks the sticky surface of the naked part is gone, while that of protected part is still there.

After searching for Gambler's things without result, I decided to go back to Magna. Anyway I think this thread is extremely helpful for a lot of people.

So do you guys have more experiences on Chinese rubbers to share?

All I have is about Globe999 which is discussed already. I love it and have never found any incentive to change.

Mark V line is a way above average jap/euro rubber as it pertains to durability.  Those rubbers are very different in the way they play.  The Mark V XS is pretty much non tacky and a little faster than Globe 999 provided the Globe 999 you are playing with a typical Globe sponge.  The Globe is really tacky, and as long as you store the rubber after you play it it will stay tacky for quite a long while.  All rubbers become less effective when air stays in constant contact with the rubber.  Chinese, Jap/Euro makes no difference in this.  Always clean then store your rubbers after you play.