Yinhe Apollo III

Best performance for the price. This rubber offers excellent spin and chop capabilities.

The rubber is quite heavy and there aren’t many advantages for professional players. Overall, it’s okay, but I prefer the Apollo 2 for both the backhand and forehand. The durability is average, especially when taking extra care of it.

This is a very good looping rubber, as well as an excellent choice for serves.

I liked this rubber from the very first day. However, I had a feeling that it wouldn’t last long. If you are considering buying this rubber, you would be better off spending a bit more money. Alternatively, you can replace it quite frequently.

This rubber is only good for looping.

This rubber performs significantly better when paired with a faster blade. I have it installed on a moderately fast Carbon Double Fish blade, and it provides good spin and control.

While it is not overwhelmingly powerful, it does require a longer stroke compared to other rubbers. It works effectively for serve returns and flipping over the table, and it blocks well.

Hardness: 38 Degrees

The hardness of the rubber is rated at 38 degrees, which provides a balanced feel during play. This level of hardness offers a good combination of control and spin, allowing players to execute precise shots while maintaining a comfortable grip on the ball.

Overall, the performance of the rubber is impressive, catering to various playing styles.