tibhar evolution mxs on forehand

Nikhil Guria · Mar 11, 2017

hi everyone, I was thinking to switch to mxs on forehand, i have previously used mxp, bluefire m1 and tenergy 05, so it would be great if some one could point out the differences i would most likely notice. i like to do flicks and hit through backspin, also i would like to know its counter looping abilities.

TT-Chris · Mar 11, 2017

It has a softer topsheet and a harder sponge than the others. So it feels softer than the others. There is almost no catapult effect but the rubber is very fast. To lift backspin is very easy because of the topsheet. You can do everything with this rubber but you need your full body lamguage in your strokes. Counterlooping is very good with this rubber. Try it and love it

Nikhil Guria · Mar 11, 2017

TT-Chris said:
It has a softer topsheet and a harder sponge than the others. So it feels softer than the others. There is almost no catapult effect but the rubber is very fast. To lift backspin is very easy because of the topsheet. You can do everything with this rubber but you need your full body lamguage in your strokes. Counterlooping is very good with this rubber. Try it and love it

thank you for the reply and does the els version have better catapult or is it too soft for forehand?

TT-Chris · Mar 11, 2017

I played the EL-S on my forehand but I did not like it so much. It is a controlled rubber with an unpredictable catapult for me on topspin drives. I am back to MX-S on both sides. If you want something with more catapult you can try the Xiom Omega V series.

yogi_bear · Mar 11, 2017

Actually, mxs is the slowest among the evolution series. It is like a non tacky chinese rubber that is a bit bouncy. It is what i am using now as a fh rubber. It is very spinny though.

achalwins94 · Mar 12, 2017

What my thoughts are that on fh, either use a Chinese rubber (dhs neo) or euro rubber with chinese rubber properties like mx-s or ov asia. Never a hybrid like recent dhs rubbers like h3-50 or s3-60 if you are an all out attacker. Poly balls have less spin and their dynamics are bit different. A friend uses mx-s and he is in love with it on fh. So if you are not into chinese rubbers, go for it. Has got almost nothing to complain if you are attacker with spin emphasis.

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Der_Echte · Mar 12, 2017

achal for the win

Vector Operator · Mar 13, 2017

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TT-Chris said:
It has a softer topsheet and a harder sponge than the others. So it feels softer than the others. There is almost no catapult effect but the rubber is very fast. To lift backspin is very easy because of the topsheet. You can do everything with this rubber but you need your full body lamguage in your strokes. Counterlooping is very good with this rubber. Try it and love it

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