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One of the very first rubbers that stating blending natural and synthetic rubbers. A traditional attacking rubber since 1970. It has been used in...
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Dynamic Friction rubber grabs the slippery Plastic balls far more firm and solid at the contact. Control of your ball with Dynamic Friction is...
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Dynamic Friction rubber grabs the slippery Plastic balls far more firm and solid at the contact. Control of your ball with Dynamic Friction is...
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The Victas V > 01 Stiff rubber is for advanced players. The Stiff rubber has been developed by the German-Japanese team of designers (GJ Tec) to...
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Victas latest innovation released in 2015. The ultimate weapon for aggressive offensive players who want spin and power in their shots.
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The V > 01 Limber rubber by Victas is a touch softer than the Victas V > 01 premium series for advanced players. This rubber is designed for high...
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Based on the successful series of the Nimbus, the Nimbus Delta V was developed. New rubber by Tibhar 2015.
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The innovative brand from Japan, Victas has developed great rubbers for ambitious players. After years of research, the German and Japan experts...
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This rubber has been developed from it's original Mark V rubber but offers more speed.
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The Mark V “family” rubbers are famous among top players all over the World. The aim when developing MARK V XS is to offer a rubber with superior...
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the V-12 is a fast, smooth looping blade built in the same style as Japanese looping blades.
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The V-15 sticks out as the thickest blade in the line (7.0mm), and shares the same speed as the fast V-11. If you play a high-level game of...
Stiga Dynasty Carbon (Xu Xin)Carbon blade with wood feeling!Personally I think Xu Xin has amazing taste in equipment and this blade is no exception. If you like Skyline 2 rubber, Xuperman rubber, or the...
Acoustic Carbon InnerGood blade, tiny handleI have this in FL with Turbo Orange for FH and Hammond Z2 for BH, both at 2.0. It was a solid step-up in pace for me, without becoming too fast...
