You've just described the very common modern attacking style of play. Both blades fit these characteristics, it just comes down to your level or preference in touch/feel.
The Freitas ALC is harder and faster and feels quite bouncy and is hard to control. The Apolonia is an inner ZLC so it feels...
Like Ioiettino, I think the problem might either be with your blade or technique or both.
I've always had an easier time with a control blade with fast rubbers than I did with a fast blade with soft rubbers, but maybe it's just me... I'm not a force of nature like Der_Echte here!
Viscaria is...
Highest throw close to the table maybe.
Have you actually played with it? I have and it's a very weird rubber, very jumpy, not dynamic.
As for spin, Butterfly lists T25 at 11 and T05 at 11.5.
It's definitely technique...
I don't think T25 as a higher throw than T05, and it definitely produces less spin. It's more of a close-to-the-table rubber for flat hits, counter attacks...
How long have you been playing for?
It's hard to find a rubber that's spinnier than Tenergy 05, might be a problem with your technique if you need more control. A control rubber like Rozena might allow you to develop your technique and generate more spin.
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Absolutely.
I would actually buy it if I had the money to spend on a collectors' item alone but would rather keep my money for TT products I will actually use.
If I find a good deal on it later on the 2nd hand market, I'll keep the racket and balls in my collection and use the racket and ball...