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As someone with MJ SZLC, I can tell you that I don't benefit at all by using the $400 blade with Tenergy 05. I could've bought a $50 all wood blade with cheaper tensor rubbers and I'd just play as well. The only reason I use MJ SZLC with T05 is because with all the blades and rubbers I've...

Schlager is 5 ply blade

I think violin generally suits any kind of rubber. I've used H3Neo with it and it was great. I've used Tenergy 05 with it and it was great. Same thing applies to xiom vega euro as well. I personally would recommend Tibhar evolution series over the donics due to durability. MX-P for FH and EL-P...

Well I can attest to this as I was playing today flipping between the EL-P and T05. I was counter looping pretty comfortably with T05 but as I switched to EL-P, using the same stroke the ball would clip on top of the net. It's not that I can't get used to the EL-P, but it does show the crazy...

I have Tenergy 05 and EL-P both max sponge on my M. Maze. While EL-P isn't as popular as MX-P, personally I find the rubber to be as good if not better than MX-P for some people. The great thing about EL-P is that it's a do-it-all offensive rubber and despite being a fast and spinny rubber, it...

It's funny for you to say that when players like dima, samsonov and a bunch of chinese players use / used Tenergy despite not being sponsored by butterfly. I have yet to find a rubber that plays better than Tenergy 05 and 80. Tibhar evolution series are probably the only rubbers that is in the...

Vega europe is a pretty good rubber for BH if you like soft rubbers. The rubber is extremely easy to control but the problem is that it doesn't have a lot of feedback when looping.

Personally I'm not a fan of the tenergy FX's sponge. It just doesnt feel 'tenergy' to me. If T05 is too fast for you, then perhaps you might like omega V pro or evo EL-P

Tibhar stratus powerwood doesn't have a lot of vibration so that's an option.

This is like asking "which car is fast" There are plenty of fast cars, for multiple purposes. Your TT playstyle needs to be considered before just throwing in a list of rubbers and blades

I've never used Acuda but I can say that EL-P is a really good choice for both FH and BH. If he's still learning a bit with his BH and blocks a lot, something like rakza 7 soft might be good for him. Vega europe is also a good BH rubber although i think for a lot of people the topsheet might be...