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Pros
  • Affordable
  • Good spin
  • Good speed
Faster than Acuda S2, slower than Acuda S1 Turbo, with slightly less spin than the first two. Not as good as S1T for mid-distance or away form the table play, but better for 3rd ball attack. Also it is slightly lighter. Its durability is pretty impressive.
Speed
8.9
Spin
8.9
Durability
8.2
Control
8.5
This is pretty awesome. For a cheap cost guarantees a good product. More Power Sanwei and Dawei.
Speed
6.1
Spin
6.5
Durability
7.1
Control
5.8
Pros
  • Durable
  • Good spin
Tenergy 05 is very controllable. I like it very much. You can produce a lot of spin on the ball. It is also very durable for my rubber, mine is around maybe 2 years old.
Speed
6.5
Spin
8.1
Durability
10
Control
10
Pros
  • Spin
  • Control
  • Hand Feel
Cons
  • Expensive
I've been using T05 for more than 5 years on FH side and it play well with hinoki woods.
It's a perfect match, in my own opinion, suit my playing style.
Speed
9
Spin
9.6
Durability
9
Control
9.3
Pros
  • Easy to play
  • Good for BH
  • Reliable
Cons
  • Not enough spin
  • Lack power
  • Lack speed
A good rubbers in the market but can't compare to T05 in term of spin, speed and quality.
I used its on BH side, which suit me well. And glued it with speed glue (apply 2 layers).
Have a go since Bty rubbers so pricey these days.
Speed
7.9
Spin
7.8
Durability
8
Control
8.8
Pros
  • Strong
  • Very grippy
  • Cool design
Cons
  • Slightly heavy
Overall these shoes are very good, they offer fantastic grip and are very durable. If you are use to very light shoes these may not be for you as they are slightly heavier than some table tennis shoes but this means they give you great support and will last a long time.
Comfort
8
Grip
9
Durability
9
Weight
5
Pros
  • Control
  • Large sweet spot
Cons
  • Delicate
This blade is really great. It is not that fast as it could be, although it is off I would say off-. Blade is more concentrated to control and spin. It is great and control does not matter which part you touch the ball. In cheaper blades you need to concentrate to hit always the middle of the blade, here there is no problem which part you hit - you still get great control. It is very soft so you Can keep the ball longer and really feel it. Great for playing middistance.
Blade is soft so you really ned to be carefull.
Speed
7.2
Control
8.9
Hardness
4.5
Durability
6.7
Pros
  • good feeling
  • sweet spot
  • gears of power
1. Speed.
Is fast, but not ridiculously fast.
Has good range of gear for both short play and powerful topspins.

2. Control.
Large sweetspot, much more forgiveness than most blades I've tried to play with.

3. Hardness.
In my opinion, is not very hard, and not very stiff.
Provides very good feeling, and very good for blocking. After changing from previous blade, had a feeling that you just need to put a blade in a way of ball, and blade will do the rest :)
For topspins, dwell time is enough for making spinny shots with enough power.

In my opinion, it is best of blades I've played with, and probably best for it's price.
I cannot really feel a difference with super-costly super-zlc blades, but difference from cheaper blades is obvious - blade is very good!
Speed
8
Control
8
Hardness
7
Durability
9
Pros
  • control
  • overal quality
Cons
  • not tenergy :(
I am user of Xiom Vega Pro 2.0 on both sides of my racket.
I am pretty satisfied with rubber, it is more than enough for my play level.

1. Speed.
Freshly unpacked, rubber has pretty good speed.
After few months of playing, speed noticeably decreased (I think effect of "factory busting" ended).
Still, rubber has enough power and is playable. For me it was for better - you can work on your technique, and rubber doesn't allow you to get a powerful topspin without your own good performance.

2. Spin.
For 2.0mm, spin is adequate. With MAX sponge thickness, there should be more spin.
Comparing to other rubbers i've played with, sponge is quiet hard, and you must put more efforts to get good spin, especially on serves.

3. Control.
Rubber is controllable, especially after few months of playing. Again, I use 2.0mm version, with MAX control is lower, and will require better technique.

4. Durability.
Rubber tends to crumble if you've catched an edge of table. But not as much as some stiga rubbers.
Rubber is losing "factory busting" effect in few months.
But rubber has grip, spin and power to played for a very long time.

In my opinion, rubber is good for learning technique.
Rubber is good for it's price.
But it is not tenergy :(
Speed
7
Spin
7.5
Durability
8
Control
7.5
Pros
  • Great quality
  • Cheap
  • Blue sponge ;D
Cons
  • Slow ?
This rubber is quite unknown and it's a pity ! It is very cheap (10$ for 2 PIECES on Eacheng) but it is very good quality for the price. I have tested many cheap rubbers (DHS, Yinhe, Friendship) and this one is my favorite. The topsheet is just a bit tacky and quite elastic. The sponge is pretty soft (for a chinese rubber) and the black rubber come with a blue sponge while the red rubber come with a orange sponge (it's like you play with a CNT's setup ! lol).
The rubber has a LOT of control and really good spin. The speed is quite slow, like All class, but you can do every shot with ease especially flicks, lifting backspin and opening loops. All other shots are good though. For the feel, the rubber is like a mix of chinese and euro rubber and is quite lively (more than all the other cheap chinese rubber I've tried).
Overall, I recommand this rubber for those who look for cheap allround rubbers with good quality and capabilities. It's the best I've tried among the "under 10$/piece" rubber.
Speed
6
Spin
8
Durability
8
Control
9
Pros
  • Speed
  • Control
  • Feeling
Cons
  • Price
Great blade. It has great control and feeling whilst maintaining a strong element of control. Great for looping when using Tenergy.
I would recommend for more advanced players.
Speed
7.9
Control
8.7
Hardness
7
Durability
9.7
Pros
  • enough speed
  • very spinny
Cons
  • low lifetime
i love it, but i have to change it after 2-3 months (~16 hrs trainig in a week)
Speed
6.8
Spin
8.9
Durability
4.3
Control
7.8
Pros
  • perfect feeling
  • good balance
  • comfortable St
Cons
  • poor quality
after 2 time glueing the topsheet ruptured.
I switched to this blade from BTY Innerforce ZLC.. The stiga has better feeling on soft touches and more dwell time, i love it with Bluefrie M1 on both side
Speed
6.2
Control
8.5
Hardness
6.8
Durability
2.2
Pros
  • spinny
  • control
  • fast
Cons
  • thin handle
hi i am using it like 4 months and im very satisfied.
its fast
loops are spinny and have loots of power.
its the perfect blade for any rubber.
i have hurr 3 neo nat on my fh and dhs g888 on my bh and i can say that everyone would be satisfied(except for the ones who like slower blades)
btw for the thin handle i use a tennis grip.
thank you!!!
Speed
9
Control
8.8
Hardness
6.4
Durability
9.2
Pros
  • very spinny
  • block
  • close table
Cons
  • slow
  • difficult block
  • need strong body
hi
im using g888 on my bh
i use a timo boll alc
very spinny, but slow.
yuo need lots of power for the ball to have the speed of and avarage tenergy ball.
power loop close to the table is awsome.very consistent.
spinny chop.
short game perfect
spinny loop.
close to the table bh loops are realy difficult for the enemy to return
it was difficult to learn how to block but now when i block the enemies say (haha enemies) that its like looping on short pimps so its a pro haha.
its very consistent and spinny
thank you!!!
Speed
6.8
Spin
9.2
Durability
10
Control
8.8
Pros
  • Speed
  • Touch
Great blade. I use it with max thickness soft, spinny rubber and it's a great combination. The blade is hard and fast but also works well for blocking and control shots.
Speed
8
Control
8.5
Hardness
7.8
Durability
8.5
Pros
  • spinniest rubber
  • very fast if you
Cons
  • use lot of force
  • need stamina
i play with a hurr 3 neo national from tan ruiwu on my fh.
its so grippy that i can rotate the racket at least 5 times before it falls off.
easy to lift backspin,lots of rotation.
speed loops on backspin are insane when in position.
spinny serve as hell.
counterloops are deadly.
if you are lucky and get a good one like me,use it with care because with great power comes great responsibility!!
:D :D

btw i am not tuning it because it wouldnt last nearly as long
Speed
9.7
Spin
10
Durability
10
Control
10
Pros
  • Affordable
  • Fast and spinny
Cons
  • Durability
Of all the rubbers I've tried, the Xiom Vega series seems the best quality affordable rubber out there. I like the European style for it's softness. It gives me a good amount of control for an aggressive game with variety.
Speed
7.8
Spin
7.8
Durability
6.5
Control
8.1
Gozo Zyreruna
Gozo Zyreruna
Despite being a self confessed Butterfly fanboi, especially a their Spring-sponge line, I find myself coming back to Xiom Vega Europe time and time again. Come 12.12.24, I am purchasing my fourth sheets already. I really love its easy to spin feature which suits my looping style. It grabs the ball well and has a long dwell time that assist in rotation generation.
Pros
  • Durable
  • Like all plastic
Cons
  • All not round
This ball is pretty much the same as other plastic balls, bad consistency in roundness but otherwise good, normal bounce and feeling. Of course less spin than the old balls but very much like other plastic balls. No big difference!
Roundness
5
Hardness
8
Speed
7
Durability
8.8
Pros
  • Good control
  • Good spin
  • Very fast
What i like most about this rubber is the consistency! It's fast, spinny and has such great control at the same time! I have been using this rubber for more than a year now and only had to change rubber once, so durability is very good but when it do gets old, the topsheet loses spin and feeling completely. You can easily get good spin in close game and loops are easy to do, great control but you can get great speed if you want as well! Great overall rubber!
Speed
8
Spin
9.2
Durability
9.3
Control
10
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