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As you can see from my ratings i really like this rubber.
It is fairly fast enough if you ovecome the tackyness, but it's not bouncy like e.g
T05. Also from mid distance the tempo was fast enough to make opponents sweat with counterloops. (that could be, cause i used it on a pretty fast carbon blade.)
It´s got a pretty long lasting topsheet, if you keep it clean after playing and put on a protection sheet after every play. (After two league seasons it still behaves almost like fresh out of the box on day 1...)
The sponge is a little harder than t05, its density seems to be equal and it also uses the spring sponge tech, which (in my case) didn´t wear off after nearly 2 years of constant play.
But it recquires a different technique than typical japanese or european rubbers. I would highly recommend a full arm swing while looping.
Now that's when this rubber shows its real potential and allows you to make fast and pretty spinny loops with beautiful arcs.
Great control at short game and serves cause it´s not bouncy at all. Also good for very spinful pushes.
Looping from table and mid distance is best, but also ok from a little further (if you use it on a fast blade) and the loops have a real nice arc.
The price is a bit high but worth it, ´cause of the long durability.
This rubber is definitely one of my favourites.
In general behaviour i find it is closer to factory tuned chinese tacky rubbers like e.g. DHS H3 neo, Yinhe Sun, etc. than to tenergy or tensor rubbaz.
It is fairly fast enough if you ovecome the tackyness, but it's not bouncy like e.g
T05. Also from mid distance the tempo was fast enough to make opponents sweat with counterloops. (that could be, cause i used it on a pretty fast carbon blade.)
It´s got a pretty long lasting topsheet, if you keep it clean after playing and put on a protection sheet after every play. (After two league seasons it still behaves almost like fresh out of the box on day 1...)
The sponge is a little harder than t05, its density seems to be equal and it also uses the spring sponge tech, which (in my case) didn´t wear off after nearly 2 years of constant play.
But it recquires a different technique than typical japanese or european rubbers. I would highly recommend a full arm swing while looping.
Now that's when this rubber shows its real potential and allows you to make fast and pretty spinny loops with beautiful arcs.
Great control at short game and serves cause it´s not bouncy at all. Also good for very spinful pushes.
Looping from table and mid distance is best, but also ok from a little further (if you use it on a fast blade) and the loops have a real nice arc.
The price is a bit high but worth it, ´cause of the long durability.
This rubber is definitely one of my favourites.
In general behaviour i find it is closer to factory tuned chinese tacky rubbers like e.g. DHS H3 neo, Yinhe Sun, etc. than to tenergy or tensor rubbaz.
