I am currently testing it on a quite slow and low weight Viscaria. It is a relatively slow rubber with high throw and good speed. It is easier to play than v20 DE with less power and speed
Anyway, the right questions would be: what is your personal level? What is your playing style? Which equipment do you currently play with? What are you missing with your current equipment? What are you struggling with?
Advising a 55 degree brick to someone, you don’t know his playing style, level, skills, etc, is really questionable. Everything beyond 50 degree is really only for veeeery good players with proper technique and movement and both sided topspin
For me the question in comparison to butterfly is: are the nuzns a competitor for d05 or d09c?
D05 is quick and 100% non-sticky, d09c is slower, higher arc and a little sticky…
Super Viscaria has nothing in common with hl5 type blades (e.g. ghl 5, w968, etc). Vis is a stiff, non flexible outer Carbon with hard top ply (koto) and hl5 is soft, flexible inner Carbon.
Couldn’t be much more different in feel and characteristics
i am totally with you airoc, but a Treiber co is definitely not a moderate carbon blade. It’s even quicker and stiffer than Viscaria style blades which a lot of pros play.
Therefore it is definitely not for beginners
Max just means that it’s their individual maximum for that single rubber.
The maximum of 4mm total is never reached due to tolerances and the fact that companies do not want to exceed the 4mm and that the glue also counts to these 4mm…