For me, if you are used too using hurricane, using mxs will not give you too much adjustment. Mxs still feels harder than mxp even when boosted and mxs is slower.
I think it is the cutting especially that the problem area is on that part of the blade. A rubber sometimes chip off at that part when you apply too much pressure.
Nextlevel, I agree. Imagine the amount of time you will be spending using Tenergy and then you are still developing your loops and brushes. Unless you have money this would be very impractical especially if you do multiballs.
Xu xin blades kinda favors the bouncy rubbers according to my tests. I had 2 hurricanes used but one is good and the other one hits the net. The genesis 2 m was very good as well as the MXS. Probably do not go beyond 48 degrees hardness.
I am a mixture of Chinese and euro equipment suggestion. I suggest a chinese rubber (to those who have coaching) as a fh rubber because it helps develop better brushing technique when taught right and at the beginner's phase it does not matter much and the equipment is not the focus, just the...