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I could ask but i dont think i Will get a good answer for this technical question based on my experience 😬😬 Rxton 3 pink should be around H40 in my experience Blue AND pink felt the same & not too much differences, ofc they were on different blades so that have More impact on the felling. (6...

My agent Said Rxton 7 isnt on Mass production yet, she will keep me updated on any news, it should come out this year AND also Telson hyper 100 & 100zz.

Yes that seems like the only listed difference , i asked @Tony's Table Tennis maybe he can explain since my agent didnt know the exact difference. I ordered some to test anyways lol

Thats ok, i ordered some national 39° & Rxton IX SPEED (just one hardness that Says that "Special focus Speed type" no numbers) when i have them i can compare them.

I dont know if i can, anyways i shared quite a bit already on different posts...not much More interesting than blades & rubbers

Thats interesting, mine didnt mentioned that exactly, but the new catalog doesnt have GTX or N80, Its true that R3pro has similar properties to GTX. Did they mentioned anything about Rxton IX SPEED? I want to know what they meant for "Special focus Speed type" in the sponge Hardness.

I dont know if N80 Is replaced by Rxton 5 pro... i felt that Rxton 5 pro sponge Is Made for boosting...topsheet Is really tacky & seems of great quality but out of the package felt too hard, couldnt even serve well despite brushing really thin. After 2 layers of Seamoon sponge activated & it...

Its not the same topsheet at all, AED has a really grippy topsheet that looks & feel of great quality. A1 just means No sticky rubber. S1-3 are the Stickness level advertised. Lac & Rxton 9 dont have the same topsheet but share a S3 level of tackiness. Arthur asia, Arthur europe & Rxton 5 3 & 3...

I agree pretty much in all descriptions... Boosted R3 pink its pretty close in speed & characteristics to LAC, softer and good bounce, less tacky but great grip. For non tacky rubbers boosted Arthur Europe Diamond Is firm but has really good bounce & Speed with a really grippy topsheet.

I felt T3 Speed has similar grip felling than regular T3, softer sponge made it easier to lift balls on the BH. Both were able to produce fine topspin drives with decent spin anyways. But both fell like speed oriented rubbers. I dont think so, but i dont have much details yet

im still waiting for Rxton7 to Start Mass production, i always ask my agent for news haha. Telson series have 2 rubbers planned & they sound promising as eurojap grippy alternatives, they should be cheaper than R9 too, we should see. T3 Carbon Is already out, i assumed its just repackagin Of T3...

Haha i dont know, it seems only the sponge changes, like i Said it Says special focus speed type on the Hardness parameter. Normal R9 list all posible hardness, from 38.5 to 40.5

WOW thats a great price😎🤑 Let us know how it plays for you! I also ordered some 39° RXTON IX & some "Rxton IX Speed" to test since in the catalogue The Hardness says "special focus Speed type" instead of a degree number...but my agent couldnt explain to me what they mean. Maybe its a different...

In theory They are the same & in my experience they are,but some pink were Mark as h39° while Blue Is h40° & that stired some confussion. Last catalogue advertise them as H40.

My Rxton 5 pro sample was extremely tacky, but needed boosting. My old Reactor thunder black sponge also needs boosting but stills lift the ball after a year If clean even if it looks oxidized.

I have boosted R3 pink on BH, mine reacted decently to seamoon, directly to the sponge, it just make it a bit softer & adds a bit of bounce for ease of use on the BH. No bubbles yet (amateur use, about 4 months now, reboosted) Arthur china another player also no bubbles same time, of course just...

My Rxton 3 pink and a couple of Blue i tested feel around H40/39 quite firm & clear but with good bounce. After tackiness settles a bit they have great grip, touch & fast if needed. Value/performance is great, If you can Boost it with a couple of layers of seamoon & test it on the BH;) :cool:

I dont know the differences, compositions are "classic" so i think only the quality of selected wood veneer & the type of carbon fibers really make a significant difference. Loki factory has a Lot of automation processes. i dont know how much since AliExpress has a Lot of price inflation to give...

They have External & internal compositions on all blade series, so Many Viscaria & Hl5 "clones" with different characteristics, materials, quality & price.

They sound and look pretty cool. That line would be quite expensive though😅 Crown beign the most expensive.