This one video demonstrates the lack of top gears of the ZJK ALC. It was taken 5 months ago and I've improved my FH (and footwork) a lot since then.

b. Yasaka Extra Special (YES), 94g

The build quality of this one is nice, but not as Butterfly level. The handle is really rought and I needed to sand it down a bit. The composition is similar to Stiga Clipper, but with Walnut top plies instead. It does feel harder, but the control is surprisingly good. The balance is about the same with the ZJK ALC, definitely doesn't feel head heavy despite its weight. Though it's way heavier than the ZJK ALC, close to the table, it's slower. My YES has more gears, thought, especially easier to generate power away from the table. One minus point is its throw is lower than the ZJK ALC, so you need to spend sometimes to adapt to it switching from the ZJK ALC. It does play well with every sheet of rubber stick to it, but on a side note, I need to swing it like crazy to get enough arc with Hurricane 8 on FH side. 

This is an odd creature in my collection. I saw it in the FS thread and knowing that it's supposed to be the clone of the M.Maze, I decided to give it a try. It is surprisingly well built, and is a big bargain for the amount I spent. It is stiff, not stiffer than the YES, but definitely more than the ZJK ALC. It lies between an OFF+ and OFF blade, IMO. The control is good, but not as good as my other blade. The dwell time is not really long, so if you're looking for a blade with really good feeling, you should better look elsewhere.

I only use rubber in the maximal thickness available to the mass. I should have mentioned this before, I'm a small-sized Asian and my arms are awkwardly sort even for my size that sometimes it's frustrating for me to do FH flick without touching the table with my right leg, so it's hard for me to generate power on my own. Thus I'm using really heavy blades and rubbers with max thickness to partially make up for that. Also I rarely push with either FH or BH side, so I'm not gonna mention how pushes are with my rubbers.

This one is probably the best overall rubber available in the market now. Fast and spinny at the same time, but not ultra fast like some new generation ESN rubbers. The throw is really high and it's really safe to loop at any distance with Tenergy 05. Tenergy 05, as for other Ternergies, is super stable as well, to some point that if you're playing with your training partners and if they get to the correct position, then they will most likely be able to read the spin and return the ball. Probably that's why matches between Ovcharov and Mizutani have more long rallies than either of them again the Chinese, lol. Tenergy 05 has a kicking effect when you loop and not so linear, so it could be frustrating to get the most power out of it, but when executed correctly, the amount of speed and spin together make a really high quality shot. One minus point is it's too sensitive to incoming spin, making FH receive and flick harder than some other rubber, especially Chinese sticky rubbers.

My favorite BH rubber. It's faster and less spinny than Tenergy 05, with the same high control. The throw is a little bit lower, and is super stable as well. It's more linear than the Tenergy 05, which roughly means the more power you put in, the faster the ball comes out of your shot. I like it on my BH better than Tenergy 05 because when using the BH banana flick, the ball bounce lower and make it harder for my opponent to counter with a power loop, which translates to it's harder to get the ball to the other side of the table than Tenergy 05. If you're learning how to do BH banana flick, I would recommend using 05 instead of 64. Also it's faster to make up for the fact that you can rarely do a full swing with your BH loop during match play. This is my Tenergy 64 in action (sorry but can't help showing this, lol. I used to favor my BH a lot more than my FH so you're going to see a lot of it in this short clip. Now I only use my BH for the opening flick and then it's all about FH, which is kinda sad)

This one rubber feels harder than any of my Tenergy and faster as well. The throw is low, and not as spinny as any rubber mentioned here. It doesn't mean you can't create a lot of spin with it, it's just harder. It's the most linear rubber that I'm using recently, so it suits people who struggle to create speed or power with Tenergies. Smashing is super easy with this one as a result. It's not so sensitive with incoming spin, so it's easier to do FH receive or flick. A really good FH rubber. 

It does everything in a similar way to Tenergy 05, but slower and less spinny. It feels softer than above 3 rubbers, and safer as well. The throw is a tad lower than Tenergy 05. For FH side, it may be too slow, but it is a really good BH rubber for someone who doesn't look to do loop kill with BH often. BH flick is easy, but the resulted shot is easy to counter as well. The dwell time is really long and you can easily feel the ball sink into the rubber. The control is extremelly good and gives a lot of confident when executing BH loops. I would highly recommend this rubber to anyone who's learning to be more agressive with their BH.