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Because? What does it change, if you have 2 rubbers play exactly the same, one is little tacky, one isn’t. It’s about the properties, not about if you can lift a ball with rubber while not being in a rally. I am 100% sure you would be able to distinguish between c48 with slightly more tackiness...

Repetition number 3627495050: „Hybrid“ does not necessarily mean „sticky topsheet“ and „catapult sponge“. It means, that the playing properties of Chinese and European / Japanese rubbers are combined. Chinese playing properties are: - linear - very slow on low impact (like receive) - very...

Andro rasanter c45, c48, donic bluestar a3,…

Looks good, lucky one 😉

Try to keep my current all-time-high of 1870 German TTR which equals something like 2100-2200 usatt. This will already be really hard, as the first half of the season was nearly perfect

On phase out as far as I know

good question. In theory you’re totally right. Blades like h301 are very good for amateur players like us. The only reason I could imagine is, that inner blades usually already are quite head heavy due to the ayous core compared to kiri on outer blades. Koto top ply would increase that head...

It neither has thin pimples with a cone, nor a a very soft topsheet. So no

That’s your definition. From my perspective the tackiness is much less important for a hybrid than the pimple geometry and the softness of the top sheet. The playing characteristics are much more related to that than a slight tackiness of e.g. c53. E.g. if you just add d09c tackiness to a d05...

First of all, because I played some time with both, second: just look at the description of Victas themselves: „V > 20 Double Extra combines the attacking power and dynamics of European tension technology and the advantages offered by Chinese pips geometry. This innovative hybrid technology…“...

V20 and v22 have nothing in common. V20 is a hybrid with high throw, v22 is non hybrid with low throw

It’s a 50 degree hybrid rubber with high throw and nice capabilities. In between rasanter c48 and c53

the rubbers you mentioned are like comparing a car to a ship to a plane… K3= hard, fast hybrid rubber T64= medium very fast catapult rubber with low and long arc Vega Europe = very slow, soft rubber

Cmon @CCBladecraft … all you’re doing here is a lot of mimimi while spamming a great, nice and humble persons thread. Sergio is a very nice guy who wants to satisfy his customers as good as possible. He definitely is not someone who miscredits anybody on purpose. He always refers to blades which...

If you can handle the hard sponge, t05 can’t compete with d05. More spin, more grip, better for counter. If you can’t (which honestly most amateurs can’t…), t05 will be better for you. Easier to spin, more catapult, better when out of position

86g Kenta seems already quite heavy. They usually are on the lighter side like 81-84g. If you want similar blade with 90g, get a Viscaria or fzd alc

The flash was one of the less expensive balls with consistent quality. In addition to that, the flash is much more similar to the celluloid ball in terms of speed and spin. When the clubs had to switch, a lot liked it because auf that. The downside was, that the ball easily broke when hitting...

That’s why literally no pro plays the neo, but everyone plays the „tractor tire“ 😂

Would be very satisfied with an Innerforce with Viscaria / fzd handle. That would be something new in their portfolio…

Another Viscaria clone… yeah