Reviews by bolterixus

Hi

I bought this blade over two weeks ago. Before that I have been using Primorac off- and I would like to compare it to it. The blade is faster but still maintaining good amount of control. This blade is an OFF-/OFF. It is not the fastest blade but if you don't always loop then it is a very good choice. The price is in my opinion very good as it is not very expensive especially for the quality they give you. The edges are sanded giving nice feel. The blade fits wide range of rubbers. I use Vega Japan and Europe and they play well. I use the straight handle and it is comfortable to use. Your hand feels free. Some people say that the problem with it though is that it is not the most durable though. For now I am fine.

It is a good choice for anyone. It might not be the best for a beginner but it depends on the person. Any questions just ask.

Comparing this to Bryce speed fx and vega europe, VJ is the fastest of the two. It is not a Vega rubber. It is closer to the Omega series or the Sigma. It is the fastest of the vega series and I would say with the speed it is faster than some of the Omega's. Also I would not recommend this rubber for beginners, you need to have a fairly good technique. I felt that the rubber is more bouncy than VE. After buying the rubber you notice that it is much more tacky than VE which is quite useful as it picks the ball up more. I have improved my flicks so much with this rubber, which made that I can play more aggressive at times. For me it does not feel that fast at lower speed but when you start to speed up you feel the speed, especially at smashing. I wouldn't say that it is the fastest rubber of all but if you want something with speed, spin and a fair amount of control and you play close-mid distance then it is perfect. A lot of people say that at times it is similar to T05 or even MX-P. 3 people in my club use it including me, counting that there are around 24 in my club in total.

Any questions then I am happy to answer, just PM me.

This is the best ball I have played with. Comparing to the Joola Plastic balls which I broke around 8/9. I haven't broke any of these. Around 60% of my club use this balls now after a lot of people moved to plastic balls. This are much more durable, especially at smashing. They are not very light which means you get more power but still a bit less than with the celluloid balls. Any questions just ask.