What is best backhand pusher rubber from your experience.

[TT Lover]

Please be kind to share your experience of best backhand pusher rubber.

Thank you sir.
Best regards,

 

[passifid]

for pushing?
Rhyzen CMD / Hurricane 3/Hurricane 8-80 37 degree

Same for defensive blocking

 

[Haito]

Welp... Anti.

 

[Tyce]

I guess the answer really depends on a lot of things.
First would be your playing level and prior experience with other rubbers.
Next would be a more specific description of what you want to achieve:
- do you value a stable push over aggressive backspin, or speed?
- do you want to use this rubber for more than just pushing?
- do you push over the table, or do you often step back a bit?
- do you prefer a tacky experience or a grippy one?
And also, what would be your budget?

There are plenty of options, ranging from classic "Euro" rubbers without tensor, to hybrids in all kinds of hardness and bounciness, to tacky options. Some will work better with a flexible 5ply, others will do great on stiffer, harder blades...

 

[andymagata]

I just started explore backhand pushing. It is the last technique I try, after failing with all other more appealing ones. Appealing to me. But if I can land aggressive pushes on the table it will become appealing to me. I use Yinhe 955 0.7 mm on Stiga Pure Cybershape. If it is good or bad I do not know yet.

 

[Archo]

Spin wise, Hurricane 3 orange sponge 37A, Hurricane 8-80 37A, Fastarc G-1 are downright nasty.

 

[belllfador]

Please be kind to share your experience of best backhand pusher rubber.

Thank you sir.
Best regards,

VS>401 or Donic Slice CS. H3N OS is also good, but is prone to oxidation.

 

[Larshos]

Yinhe Ultra-thin sold by WRM are perfect for this use.

 

[victormanriquey]

Just for some fun, but Rxton 5 takes all tempo out of the ball 😂 Now more serious, the stiga dna hybrid was a great push rubber from the hybrid side, also bluegrip s2, andofc the chinese ones all are all very good, you can't go wrong with a tacky rubber for pushing

 

[Kenspin]

Yinhe Ultra-thin sold by WRM are perfect for this use.

Of these the Sun one is the most effective, but it has limitations for attacking. On receive, I find G1 the most challenging to deal with.

 

[Lostboi]

I used few years Tenergy 05 hard. For cheaper rubber I used Sanweii T88 and now Yinhe Moon 53 Euro.

 

[lyz]

D05, for me it is just abolutely wonderful and reaches a balance at control, attack and defense, T05 is bad at control but easy for flick, H3 37 has to be good at gasture when you want to do a BH rip

 

[golden_son]

For pure backhand pushing, I'll echo others who say Hurricane 8-80 or other tacky rubbers. It's just so much easier to keep the ball short and get heavy spin with the extra tack. That said, I've also had good experience with tensors that have a "rougher", grippy topsheet, especially Rasanter R42. Tensors take more work to keep short, but make deep pushes easier.

Moon 12 Blue is another good one. Does everything pretty well, without being outstanding in any one category.