rubber for chinese Topspin Style

Tacky rubbers will do the trick..
The best is Hurricanes, IMO, but they needed to be speed glued to speed them up. So if you want a Tacky rubber that the speed is close to Tenergy, post glue era, Haifu BW II Factory Tuned is the closest. It's not as good as the Hurricanes speed glued, but it's quite good.

Ciprian wrote: Globe National (black) is also  a good rubber .

Yes, I agree with this one also.. needs gluing/tuning though.. the sponge is rock hard without it..

In general anything tacky is good.  Here are some rubbers that might work listed in order of speed(slowest to fastest, unglued).
     Globe 999
     729 SP Transcend
     Hurricane 2
     LKT Rapid Speed
     729-5 (I use this) 
   You can straight arm loop with Tenergy05 also, but it may be a bit fast.
   Edit: I don't recommend Globe 999 National version without glue/tuner. It's the hardest rubber I've ever used yet still manages to play very slow; it reminded me of PF-4.

Big_Maama wrote: Thank you for your nice responses ! Im am especially interestet in these Friendship rubbers. @danhs :  What exactly is your playing style with the 729-5? Do you recommend this rubber?

     See the thread I started on this rubber on February 7: "729-5...Good Stuff". I highly recommend it (the rubber; not the thread).

how much is haifu?

and if you're looking for high speed without speed gluing, i'd give quattro sponge a try

729 SP is a soft tacky topsheet. Combine that topsheet with a Dawei Quattro sponge and the speed element will be added. I play with this combination and have stuck to it for the past 5-6 months. That's a long time for me. That combo gives me all the spin I could want and good away from the table looping. Costs $15 for the 729 SP and whatever Cole charges for the Quattro sponge now. You only have to separate the top from the sponge and attach it to the Quattro.

cole_ely wrote: Not to be combative dans, but I've never seen a 999 that was as tacky as a ritc2000. Nor does stickiness have any bearing on quality, at least not necessarilly. Oh, and I've not seen SP sold by itself in more than a year.

Your post did not offend me and this reply is not meant to be combative either. 
    You should know best about the 2000, but none of the sheets I used(I wore out about 4 sheets-I did like it) seemed that tacky to me. Maybe the low throw and lack of insane spin fooled me.
      I know that stickiness doesn't  necessarily have any bearing on quality.  I only mentioned it because the original poster was asking about rubbers suitable for a chinese-style straight-arm loop.  In my experience very few non-tacky rubbers fit this description, even tenergy05 is only so-so.  Trying to loop this way  powerfully with a low throw rubber is a recipe for diagonal cartwheels (sorry-I just got a visual). I am aware that not all tacky rubbers are high throw, but I do believe that the highest-throwing rubbers are tacky. 
     Feel free to disagree, I'm wrong several times a day at least.  Like Socrates, I hold it a greater gain to be refuted than to refute.

my best guess is Haifu Whale II tuned or wait for the new DHS rubbers with glue effect.

you can still do a chinese forehand with tenergy just fine.

if you do want that extreme spin, wait for the new DHS rubbers.

the_theologian-you are probably right saying RITC 2000 is tackier than Globe but who said it isn't.I know that my Globe National ( black) is tacky.
Big_Maama - asked for tacky rubbers not for the tackiest rubber.

varghesep wrote: The XIOM ZETA ASIAN may be a good choice for you.

if you get a chinese efffect rubber, you'll just have to end up retuning it anyway like i started bitching about in the BW2 journal thread. Whether it's Blue Whale II.. or the new DHS glue effect rubbers that are coming out eventually.

Yes.

Aquaman wrote: Skyline wrote:   zeta is an excellent rubber but it's too soft for die hard chinese fans.   Are you talking about the Asian version?  It feels quite hard to me.  In fact, that's one of the things I don't like about it, and why I'm going to try Tenergy next.

Its a good idea and there is a thread about it, just dont try to iron it or put it in boiling water, yes youll be able to separate them but they will be worthless.  go slowly with acetone (nail polish remover)