FH Rubber choice dilemma

I'm quite settled on my BH rubber (D09c) and blade (Donic Dotec Waldner Carbon), but I'm still figuring out what FH rubber to use for my rather conventional looping style of play:

I've tried D09c, but the arc was a bit too high.

I've tried unboosted Hurricanes, but they were way too slow (I don't boost).

I'm currently trying Friendship Battle II, and it's ok, the arc is lower and longer but not particularly spinny.

I suspect the problem is because of the wood composition (balsa, carbon, limba) of my blade which makes it quite stiff, and hence not the most fitting for hard tacky rubbers that play better with flexible blades (e.g. Viscaria) to allow a bite on the ball. I like the blade though because of the handle and don't want to use a different blade.

Would a more catapulty Euro/Jan rubber be more fitting for this blade? I'm thinking of Dignics 05, Stiga DNA Dragon Grip, Tibhar K2/K3, maybe Rakza Z?

Thanks!

But if you have a conventional looping style the logic would be using a looping blade. Viscaria, H-Long 5 or some Innerforce match with any rubber.

And there would a big advantage: you would not have to find a rubber to suit your blade, but a rubber that is the most lethal with your blade.

I presume that with a flexible blade, one can use tacky rubbers because the springiness and 'catapult' is provided by the blade. And conversely, a stiff blade should go well with a catapulty rubber - i'm not sure about the spin and control in top gears though.

Dignics 05 seems like a good option, but would there by any equally catapulty rubbers with perhaps a bit more tack? 

D05 is super fast and bouncy, it's a bad rubber for service receive unless you're flicking or sideswiping most serves... It's just plain bad for pushing. I use it on the BH but I seldom push with the BH anyway (chiquita being a much stronger receive option in general imo) unless I get serious heavy pure backspin, but those are by far the easiest serves to push so it works out for me. Imo if you flick and loop and go into lots of rallies D05 is really good, but if you do a lot of ultra spinny opening loops, FH loopkills, short game, pushing, then I think D09c or some other hybrid tacky rubber would be the best. 

I'm not sure why ppl go on about throw angle and arc over here, you should be able to adjust your stroke easily to control the arc of the ball in general otherwise how are you reacting to balls of different spins and trajectories? To me spin/speed ratios, catapult, spin sensitivity vs spin generation capabilities, amount of gears and control, these are far more important.