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I used to play with H3 or Skyline 3 prov and changed to this rubber on forehand last year. What I like most about T25 is the controlled catapult and the high and short arc it produces when you loop. Chinese rubbers usually create flat and long curves. I play an aggressive game style close to the table and the higher and shorter arcs enable me to land a lot more shots on the table. So gained a lot of control with this rubber. The downside is that T25 is less spinny on serves and that the loops are less dangerous than the long flat ones with tacky rubbers. Another pro is that T25 is much better on smashes. All in all this is a very good forehand rubber which suits my game a lot. The price is the only downer.

For me this the most suitable bh rubber I have played so far. I play close to the table with quick third and fifth ball attacks and T25 fx is perfect for this game strategy. It excells on flicks, blocks, short receives and pushes. It’s very also very good bh counter loops and smashes. It is not as spinny as T05fx or T80fx, but the spin is more than sufficient and it is also less spin sensitive than the other Tenergys. The only downer is the price.

I don't understand that so many players still think this is a super fast blade. That is really weird. Speedwise I would put it in the (lower) off range. It's first and foremost a blade that supports a close to the table/mid distance topspin game. It was made for that. It has a woody, natural feeling to it,. The carbon only kicks in when you hit hard or when you block powerful shots from your opponents. This blade is very balanced indeed. I would recommend it to anyone who loves 5-ply allwood blades but looks for something that is more stable in blocking and counter spinning (especially with the 40+ plastic ball). The only down side is the price, apart from that, it's a really good blade.