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  1. Tibhar MX-D

    If it is not tacky it looks like a winter rubber for me :D EDIT: To clarify, there are few venues where conditions are not ideal in the winter. I love tacky FH, but it sucks when condensation is a problem, so I was on the lookout for quite some time for a rubber that is not affected as much...

  2. Tibhar MX-D

    Maybe MxS topsheet and MxP sponge?

  3. Tibhar MX-D

    I read somewhere it is suppose to be mix of mxp and mxs.

  4. New Equipment 2021

    I really like transition to metal plaques (on a condition at it is press metal, Xiom metal + sticker sucks). I don't have anything against paper under plastic though.

  5. Tibhar MX-D

    51.5 - 52 esn

  6. Tibhar MX-D

    Maybe it will be Asia only... Europeans don't really love hard rubbers as much.

  7. Chinese rubbers getting wet problem

    I had the same issues with all tacky rubbers no matter the brand or model.

  8. Chinese rubbers getting wet problem

    Sorry, I cannot specify the exact conditions, I did not write down parameters. As far as I know, condensation happens if humidity is high or temperature is low, or mix `gradient mix of both` (what I mean there is a bit cold and bit humid etc).

  9. Chinese rubbers getting wet problem

    I get the same issues when playing in either humid conditions or cold temperatures (by cold I mean close to 10deg c). I have not found solution though.

  10. Testing the Tibhar Bernadette Szocs Signature 1

    https://ttgearlab.com/2020/12/30/tibhar-bernadette-szocs-signature-1-overview-lab-test/

  11. Testing the Tibhar Bernadette Szocs Signature 1

    Lovely. I think I will give it a try at some point. I wonder how it differs from Donic Dyjas Ultra Power.

  12. Opinion: Butterfly Pros using Tenergy were playing better than using Dignics

    Plural second person, you as in people who posted in this thread.

  13. Opinion: Butterfly Pros using Tenergy were playing better than using Dignics

    I think that you are missing one key point. Those players were not the only factor that has changed over time. The ball is constantly changing (there is big difference in different 40+ plastic balls). Opponent equipment also changed...

  14. Best Balde + Rubber combo for 150 euroes

    Chinese rubbers are usually bad unless you explicitly want them and explicitly willing to learn to use them. I got the vibes that OP just wants to have a setup that is easily adopted and works well in many situations. Chinese rubbers need sacrifices in form of learning to use them and as far as...

  15. Best Balde + Rubber combo for 150 euroes

    There is no single silver bullet gear that will be best for everyone. If you want the safest most versatile setup for that money you can also get a clipper. Everyone needs at least one Clipper in their life. Thin Clipper is veeeeeeeeeeeeery versatile. TSP Swat is also a nice option. A bit more...

  16. Best Balde + Rubber combo for 150 euroes

    OSP Virtuoso + 2* whatever modern rubbers you can get in good price (think Xiom Vega, Yasaka Rakza etc.)

  17. Why are rubbers so expensive?

    Gambler products are super dope. Great quality blades, and very good rubbers. The only con is that rubbers are very short-lived.

  18. Why are rubbers so expensive?

    It is 729 degrees though not shore O (as one of the users of this forum told me). Blue should be about 42-43 ESN scale, yellow 45 ESN, Red 47-48 ESN. So Rakza 7 soft should be as hard as blue, 7 as hard as red. Although rubber feels very similar overall (I've played with 3-4 rackets with Blue...

  19. Why are rubbers so expensive?

    What have you asked and no one replied?

  20. Why are rubbers so expensive?

    You forgot Gewo El Pro, in my country they are about 25-30€ Evolution series is about 35-40€ (my club has a discount, coach is/used to be Tibhar player) OVIIPro 35€, Euro 40€, Tour 50€, Asia 35€
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