Believe me there are rubbers for pros that are as hard as 60 degrees and i have tried them myself. If only the factory tuner can be use don commercial rubbers, we would have rubbers much better than tenergy 05
You seem to have difficulty in your reading comprehension. It is very clear that when you claim a rubber has almost the same level of spin as another rubber, they both do not have the same amount of spin. Also, i never specified in that review how many levels of spin between the mxp and mantra...
5 out of 5 rating for DNA Pro M
Weight: 69 grams uncut
Hardness: 47.5 degrees
Speed: OFF+
The Stiga DNA Pro M is the outright bouncy rubber among its variants at first hit when you are engaging the sponge with some depth. This has a cut weight of approximately 49 grams compared to the 51...
4 out of 5 rating for DNA Pro S
Weight: 67 grams uncut
Hardness: 42.5 degrees
Speed: Off
This is the softest rubber among the DNA series. It is also light at 67 grams uncut and approximately 47 grams cut to a standard blade. Out of the packaging, the DNA PRO S has a semi soft feel when you...
5 out of 5 rating for DNA Pro H
Weight: 71 grams uncut
Hardness: 50 degrees ESN scale
Speed: OFF++
In my opinion, this is the flagship rubber of Stiga today. The DNA Pro rubbers are composed of 3 rubbers but this for me is their best rubber right now. This is considered as a thin...
It was easier to remove glue and never had any sponge tearing. For mxp 47 and dna m, they both go toe to toe although in the long run, i will choose dna m for durability.
Weight: 69 grams uncut
Hardness: 47.5 degrees
Speed: OFF+
The Stiga DNA Pro M is the outright bouncy rubber among its variants at first hit when you are engaging the sponge with some depth. This has a cut weight of approximately 49 grams compared to the 51 grams cut version of the DNA Pro H...
Weight: 67 grams uncut
Hardness: 42.5 degrees
Speed: Off
This is the softest rubber among the DNA series. It is also light at 67 grams uncut and approximately 47 grams cut to a standard blade. Out of the packaging, the DNA PRO S has a semi soft feel when you are pressing against the topsheet...
Weight: 71 grams uncut
Hardness: 50 degrees ESN scale
Speed: OFF++
In my opinion, this is the flagship rubber of Stiga today. The DNA Pro rubbers are composed of 3 rubbers but this for me is their best rubber right now. This is considered as a thin topsheet-thick sponge rubber so it is...
Yes it is 2.1mm for max but it is still in the thin topsheet, thick sponge class. Obviously, the spin is levels above Mantra. Although Mantra H was spinny, the DNA rubbers are quite far spinny. Mantra has an awesome sponge though.
Stiga DNA Pro Rubbers Review
This is it! After a long time of waiting for these rubbers to be released, Stiga has finally shifted to ESN rubbers for their newest rubbers.
I asked them why the change of factory for their newest rubbers and they said, they have seen the importance of...