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Hey. Hey, I'd try to follow the unwritten rule of being a little harder on the FH than the BH. I find the Xiom Vega Europe to be a great soft rubber with decent rotation. It can be used on both FH and BH. I've never played with DF. Personally, I have a slightly weaker BH so I have the Vega...

Hi, I would like to make the same change to my ALL+ wood. VODAK Diolen Control All+ https://vodak-dreva.cz/en/all-/140-vodak-diolen-control-all-.html I currently have a Vega intro 2.0 on my BH, I have tried other Omega IV euro etc but it was too fast and bouncy against the vega. So I'm...

Greetings, lovers of the little round ball, I'd like to ask your advice. I'm currently using Vodak Diolen Control ALL+ wood with the composition padouk-diolen-ayous-kiri-ayous-ayous-diolen-padouk. FH: Xiom Vega X 2.0 BH: Xiom Vega Intro 2.0 I'm now flirting with the idea of trying out XIOM's...

Also please compare with Xiom VEGA X. + ideally if possible also XIOM VEGA Intro. I'm thinking of trying Europe H instead of Intro.

Could someone here please compare the rubber XIOM Omega IV with the Donic baracuda? Thank you

Can anyone compare VEGA KOREA vs OMEGA VII or other version of OMEGA rubber?

Is OMEGA VII too complicated to play? + which version do you mean? EU TOUR PRO ASIA Thanks

Hello gentlemen and fans of the little round ball, please could you advise a replacement for the VEGA X (2.0 and 1.8) for the forehand. I currently have it on a Vodak Diolen ALL+ wood (padouk-diolen-ayous-kiri-ayous-diolen-padouk) but I find it terribly wild. It's great in straight shots and...

Does anyone have a longer experience with VEGA KOREA? I would like to replace the XIOM VEGA X with it, which I currently use on my wood (padouk-diolen-ayous-kiri-ayous-diolen-padouk). I'm hoping for similar characteristics from the cover as the X, but a bit quieter expression and ideally a...

I have now played two seasons with the MARK V on the backhand. And now we moved to Xiom VEGA intro and I must say it is great and better for me. So I'd rather go with the intro tensor than the old rubber, especially if it still costs the same money.

I often wonder if slower balde with good feel + faster rubber is better. Or faster blade and slower rubber

I currently have a MARK V on my backhand on a Donic Appelgren Allplay racquet. And I have to say it's very slow one has to work a lot on the point. But the confidence there is unreal. Now I'll try the Xiom vega Intro and see.

Isn't it better to go for some beginner's tensor eraser today than the MARK V? Xiom vega intro, for example.

donic appelgren allplay FH: Xiom Vega Europe (2.0) BH: Yasaka Mark V (2.0)

Thank you all for your advice. I think I've decided on FH: XIOM VEGA Europe 2.0 (20 euro) BH: Yasaka MARK V 2.0 (32 euro) MARK V is just rubber enough already, but hopefully it will serve well. Thank you all very much,

Now, gentlemen, I'm completely trapped. Is it OK to put XIOM VEGA EUROPE on FH? Is it better to put 2.0 or MAX? The 2.0 version is currently on sale for $22. I'm getting a little lost on the BH. There are a lot of options from you guys here too.

Thank you. Xiom Vega pro - yes Xiom Vega Europe - yes (in 2.0 on sale) Tibhar ELS - no Yasaka Rakza 7 - yes Yasaka Rakza 7 soft - yes Eshop: www.pinec.cz

Thank you very much, Yasaka Rigan is available from my dealer. Do you think it will be a better choice for BH rubber than MARK V? I'm getting more and more confused

Thank you, hopefully it will continue to improve. However, I now need to sort out what new rubbers to buy.

I like Nittaku Factive, but unfortunately the store where I buy table tennis equipment doesn't sell Nittaku. I think there might be similar rubber from other manufacturers.