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Hybrid rubbers are made for topspin and especially countertopspins. Drives, blocks, smashs and pushs are definitely not their sweet spot and you should consider other rubbers. Honestly speaking, drives, smashs and flat blocks are hybrid’s biggest weakness.

C48 is not faster than g1. The more grippy / tacky the rubber is, the harder it is to control, as it be more responsive to spin

Rasanter C48. Same hardness, very slightly tacky

There is almost no point in this for most amateurs. There are only a few amateurs or even almost none who really bottom out 1,9 / 2,0 rubber on topspins. on flat hits, where it can be bottomed out, it does not matter. Good reasons for not choosing max: less weight better BH - FH transitions...

Fzd alc is the same composition as tb alc, Viscaria and the Stradivarius. The blade will definitely not be faster than yours, unless you have a very low-weight Stradivarius and get a heavyweight fzd. the rubbers will make much more of a difference

1400hz is quite a lot for inner carbon. Did you also measure the weight of the blade?

In my opinion c48 is one of the most playable Hybrid rubbers for amateurs out there. It has a very high arc (which hybrids seems to have), a dampening effect on low impact and still a decent speed if you accelerate the swing. I currently play it on a Viscaria in 2.0 on fh and am pretty...

No offense, but this is just the intermediate old version which was produced until 2013. You can get those for around 200€. The expensive old version come without serial number and with a black tag on the bottom. And even those you can get for 400-500€…

If you can’t spin with t05, every Dignics will be the wrong choice, as it is mich harder to activate and spin with it…

Short answer: yes

He won against 3 players outside top30…that definitely justifies him to be rank 3 now…. NOT

Can you measure the frequency?

It makes much more sense to start with something slower - and there are a lot slower things than Viscaria + Tenergy. just imagine a drivers license beginner with a formula 1 car. Yes he can drive with it. If he’s really talented he might also somehow master it after many years. But he would...

The speed is different, which in fact has a lot to do with the hardness. Soft rubbers usually are faster than hard rubbers on low impact, while hard ones will be faster on high impact. this is exactly what happens in this comparison: T05fx is faster on low impact, d05 on high impact

Sorry guys, but it’s really unbelievable and questionable , that you’re advising a Viscaria blade to a beginner. Viscaria is definitely not for beginners since it’s a fast and stiff blade which does NOT support the development of an appropriate technique. It’s the opposite way. Using such blades...

Great content and review, as always. Please do more of this again! In the recent 1-2 there were only a few reviews 😢

It is definitely faster than most Innerforce alc blades out there and comparable to inner zlc. The fact, that there is a mix of alc and zlc inside, makes it harder than inner alc, but softer than inner zlc

Just measured a 86g FL non-pro version and it had a frequency of 1389hz. So in this term nowhere close to Viscaria, etc, which usually have around 1450hz. Considering this, tmxi should be slower than Viscaria

The handle design you think of is just the normal handle for every custom blade butterfly produces for pros and is exactly like Viscaria without the lens. the final fzd handle will for sure look different

Xiom: 36.5 alxi blade an jaehun tmxi blade jekyll&hyde rubbers: H 52.5 X 47.5 and 50.0 V 47.5 and 52.5 Z 52.5