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tibhar mx-s is a very grippy rubber with a soft topsheet that makes it easier to receive heavy spin and pretty easy to flick but has enough bounce to kill a ball and a deadly flight curve. i think this would fit way better than switching to short pips that is difficult to truly master tibhar...

i would not read to much into this test, they are sponsored and clearly paid by some person that has an unofficial loki website and sell the rubbers for double/tripple the price on aliexpress in europe to make a dime out of it. loki official made an instagram post and called to avoid this...

but this has more to do with technique. evolution rubbers are very fast and dynamic even for modern standards, so if your acceleration is not good enough you can't get enough grip on the rubber for it to create an arc before it bounces of your blade and what you get is just speed without spin...

mx-p is not low, it is actually high compared to modern rubbers, but you need to have good technique to create the arc. it is no wonder why pros use it as an alternative for tenergy/dignics 05

i have two identical bats that i change depending on location i play in. even though they are the same model and weight one of them is a bit more bouncy and the other one has a bit more power. nothing major but usefull when either venue is big or small, if the table is stop or slip, or if they...

i don’t known where you coming from… you can find any xiom blade +-7 g from the designated weight on the website and this is pretty normal for every factory including butterfly. my teammate plays a viscaria with 78g and he ordered from the website without any wishes. the first HAL I tried in a...

i took the opportunity and bought myself a third one too. i can confirm the findings of daniel: the newer version is different then my other two older batches. the old ones had dark limba as medialply and the new one look different but might still be limba. the new one has a way rougher finish...

i didn‘t watched the video but serve and receive is not the most difficult part for over 2000ttrs. but it is definitely for amateurs and maybe early intermediate… anything above you mostly play long enough that you know how to deal with all the different spins and the most important part is...

looks different then the original ones. new colorcover, the jtta stamp is now on the side instead of the handleface and the grain of the koto outer do not look as fine as the two of mine

depends on your game too. if you play an allround offensive game and are not coached then yes a tensor is easier to play, easier to activate power, easier to create spin and arc and easier to get the offensive balls on the table. they have their downsides for shure! but they mostly don't matter...

didn't have any smell and felt quite hard for 39. there was no factory glue layer too. i boosted it with 2 layers like my 'country' rxton 9 39 and will compare. both on xiom hal

the answer came from the vendor: they send me the provincial version instead of the country version whatever that means

i bought a second rxton 9 for my spareblade and it had a porous sponge?! the pimples are shorter too. really confusing and interested how it plays but i actually wanted just the same i already have :D

thanks for pointing that out. it wasn't mine but one of my clubmates. it was way more catapulty then the HAL but more demanding in far from the table. also different rubbers then mine and he played it since a loooooong time, so full of sweat and glue and therefore super soft already. so maybe...

sorry to hear with the ankle! it sucks to losse because of something like that... i hope you can recover fast! and thanks for your input on telson 100. since my good impression after booster with rxton 9, i actually thought of giving that a try too, but was scared because most reviewers said it...

if the handle feels good to you then it doesn't matter flared or straight, sounds like you found the right blade already! have fun playing :)

if you like the tmxi blade (not the pro right?) than i would not buy HAL. my doubles partner plays the tmxi and it is completely different feeling, trajectory, catapult, handle and everything. you would need to adapt your whole game and this is just time wasted that you can't use for actual...

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before last season i experimented with chinese rubbers thanks to this forum and bought myself a rxton 9. it was back then a bit too much of a change for my form to actually been able to play the season with it. i played bluestar a1 meanwhile but was not fond of the durability. so over the...