Which Rubber for FH?

I have a blade with exactly same rubbers.  I feel that the Hurricane 3 Neo produces a little more spin than the Skyline 3 Neo and is also less bouncy.  So I would use the Skyline rubber for my backhand and the Hurricane 3 Neo for my forehand. The reason for this config is that you will need more power on your forehand stroke to make the Hurricane 3 Neo perform while the Skyline 3 Neo requires less hitting power.  Alois, please comment if my rationale for choosing the rubbers makes any sense.  And how do you choose which rubber should be for BH and FH?

Hi Surapan,

I also haven't used these particular rubbers so I will trust your judgement on them.

My rationale for which rubbers go on which side: The faster one usually goes on the Forehand because you will attack more with the forehand side. Th slower on the backhand for more control and placement.  That is if your forehand is your stronger side.

Although the Skyline 3 Neo is a bit softer and hence more bouncy than the Hurricane 3 Neo, both have rather hard sponge when compared to the Japanese and European rubbers.  So, you don't have to worry about control as you need to hit the ball with more power than you would with non-Chinese rubbers.  They are quite good for defensive blocks and chops and offensive pushes.  But Chinese rubbers rubbers are known for their tackiness and grippiness, so you can really unleash tremendous spin with your topspin loops and backspin chops.  However, they don't give you the feeling touch upon contact with the ball like you would get from more advanced tensor rubbers and they pick up dust faster, so you will need to keep them clean after and sometimes even during use.  They are 50% heavier and also wear out faster.  But at only one-fifth of the cost of tensor Japanese and European rubbers, I figure they are worth it.  I paid less than 10 USD for each of these rubbers about 3 months ago.