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Omega 7 Asia, MXS or Xiom Vega China

Do you boost?

If ypu have grown accustomed to the blade then just use it.

Yes it has Elasto Futura also but I do not concern myself too much on those.

Just a correction, Tau II is still not out in China.

Sanwei Fextra has a big squarish handle

Xiom Vega Japan, Stiga Mantra M

Weight: 74 grams (uncut weight) Hardness: Very Hard (54-55 degrees) Speed: OFF Spin: Extremely High I know that this rubber has been in the market for a few years now but I have never seen any reviews about it. I have tried Xiom Tau I before but did not like it because the bounce was...

Intermediate? nope. Maybe Omega 7 Asia or Pro at 1.9mm

I have note weighed the T05H but think the Hyper has more dense sponge and also feels harder at 55 degrees so I would say the Hyper is heavuer by maybe 2-3 grams at 2.1mm if i am not wrong.

The orange sponge h3 is good enough for most people whohave the skills especially if they do not boost.

more or less in the range of MXP 50 degrees

I tried the Xiom Omega 7 Hyper 2.1mm for 2 weeks now and it is a lot more controllable than the max version. The rubber is the spinniest rubber I have tried and even spinnier than Dignics or Tenergy 05 hard. At least the weight went down from 79 grams to 71 grams when the sponge was at 2.1mm I...

Mars 2, sanwei ultraspin, 729 super fx-el supersoft. I have coached more than a hundred beginners in my years of coaching. if a person is coached right and used a slow chinese rubber, the level of spin he can produce is amazing when develops his strokes because the feel and contact was taught...

Aren't they supposed to be exclusive and customized?

Dignics has a bit more control and less spin sensitivity than T05 but I feel T05 is still spinnier on thin brush loops.

The spin is better and at the same time boosted rubbers have this certain feel that gives u a certain amount of extra control.

Hard rubbers require more skill but also rewards you with better shots.

All the hard xiom rubbers. Usualy 3 to 4 weeks

Typical slow chinese rubbers on an all around blade.