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That is not how it works. If you over shoot with the level of gear you will play worse. Play with whatever is good for you at a particular point in time. If you won't have good enough skill level the best rubber would be annoying, hard to use, you will miss a lot. Real pain in the butt. I am not...

There is no such thing. Everyone is biased towards something. Any website which has input from users will not be reliable, especially when some rubbers are really close together. I would say don't stress too much about the rubbers if you are an intermediate player. The rubber type makes most...

I think that Konrad had a good insight in this thread. I think we should stop arguing about butterfly supremacy and give the OP some propositions. This argument might not necessarily help the OP. PS: I don't want to be bossy. I just want to help the OP in good faith.

Remember to name a rubber that costs no more than 10% than Xiom counterpart. I really like Xiom Vega China VM for its durability and feeling of boosted Chinese rubber without hastle. Go ahead.

When it comes to a rubber that meets your requirements it reminds me of Donic Bluefire M2, especially after booster wore off. I am no expert but since you want to take other options into consideration that might be a nice option. Also Andro Hexer Powergrip, check Dan review about it. I only...

Get a goon squad here, we have Butterfly warrior here. Someone likes Xiom rubbers, some people like Xiom rubbers, some people prefer Donic rubbers some swear only by the Butterfly. What's wrong with diversity...

Agreed. When comparing hardness make sure, you are comparing same type of rubber and same hardness scale. Wysłane z mojego ONEPLUS A6013 przy użyciu Tapatalka

If you train in a club that shouldn't be a problem. I think if you state what kind of rubber you want. Kind people will probably give you a suggestion what MIGHT be what you want and what to look out for. Personally I like Vega X on BH an China on FH, but that's personal preference. Wysłane z...

dont bother with numbers. Only meaningful number that represents a rubber I found is hardness. Everything else is purely personal.

Try Vega X, good spin, not so reactive on passive shots (block etc), excellent control and cheap.

It's less reactive though.

I think I've heard that at least twice.

Club where i train, started playing with start of June. I got myself tested every know and then just to be sure.

Agree with blades, also Hidden Dragon is nice rubber, that is easy to use.

You are right, sry. Must have read it wrong. I will correct my original post.

Doesn't one side affect the other? If I recall correctly yogi was telling the story that Xiom had to triple the ALC side of IceCream so that ZLC is not disturbed. It's not the same principle since here, the placement of composite is variable not the composite itself, but this also should affect...

How does having one inner fiber and one outer fiber layer influence overall blade stability?

https://presports.com/pimple-in/2772-xiom-omega-7-hyper-rubber.html <-- they ship to europe relatively fast, i got package from them in 10 calendar days

Agreed with lasta. If you feel like it, go for it. You can also try ESN Chinese style rubbers or hybrids. Xiom Vega China is a good one.

Disagree. Depends on professional definition. I think this statement is way too broad. I haven't put that much time with this rubber, but so far i think it's good enough for anyone who consider himself intermediate. For "newbies" it might be too fast.