TinARC rubber is equipped with new high-elasticity sponge, which adopts extreme technique with innovative concept, creates acceleration during striking. The surface layer of rubber uses unique technique which makes it 'sticky & roughness'. In addition, the pimple is specially designed for speedy. The combination of these two techniques brings excellent ball speed & spin. The top players wo are in pursuit of excellent power and speed, as well as spin all prefer this brand new TinArc rubber.

Nice Rubber..

It can produce a very loud sound, it has a medium low throw, not too fast but fast enough too end the game..

i have a 37d red 2.0 and i think its a bit softer than black tinarc 3 37d 2.0

overall i like this rubber

A great modern speed glue effect rubber from China. The sponge is very ESN/Tensor, but the whole package plays in a way that is more predictable throughout a range of topspins. TA is predictable through and works well enough from close all the way to mid distance. It also provides a lot more punch on medium topspins than classic chinese rubber. Very modern. Much better than classic euro, japanese or chinese rubber in terms of spin to speed ratio.

Excellent do-it-all rubber from DHS. DHS's traditional rubber line-up is incredibly focussed - tacky rubbers for the forehand. With Tin Arc, they've produced a great all-round offensive rubber that can do just about anything you want it to do.

Almost non-tacky, it plays like many of the classic japanese rubbers you used back in the day (Sriver, Mark V, etc), but with more spin, and a touch more speed and throw. It's a bit heavier than the classics though. It can fit with a chinese brush-loop or euro loop style.

No real weak points - quality control seems great too. In fact, are DHS even making this themselves? :-)

If you are looking for an upgrade on classic rubbers and don't like the feel of tensors - check this out.

i think the stats are too low
this is a great forehand rubber
i can play short and long games
FH Flicks are easier
serves are spinny

hmmm blocks are a little bit disappointing, you still need to push your blocks even if the ball is loaded wid topspin