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The graded hardnes is ONLY for the sponge. The feel also includes the top sheet. Cheers L-zr

Rakza 7 soft is ~40 Shore 0. (~30 Shore A) Rakza 7 is ~45 Shore 0. (~35 Shora A)

Another myth, A loop should be with a thin hit. Yes in general You will get a bit less spin but the technique is the same. Cheers L-zr

I don’t think so pingsunday is a site for beginners. Cheers L-zr

I take his advice with a grain of salt. The only one I agree on is Vega Europe… Since most people can not hit hard on backhand a softer rubber on backhand is better. Tenergy 05 FX would be a good choice too. Cheers L-zr

Yep, the Chinese guy was way uncomfortable with the Iranians kind of awkward style. But the longer the match continued the better he did. Cheers L-zr

Had another training session last night, I really start to like Mjolnir now. Serve returns are straightened out, attack is a breeze the only weak point now compared to before is the short push game. Strangely my accuracy seems better with Tenergy 05 than Tenergy 05 FX, maybe be due to the higher...

I can certainly tell the difference and II don't have the energy to remove old glue. So I never reuse old rubbers due to this reason. Cheers L-zr

When You strip the rubber do it from side to side (agaist the grain) NOT from top to bottom. The fibres on the top layer runs top - bottom and wood is stronger against the grain than with the grain. Cheers L-zr

Tenergy 05 is 47+, 05FX is 42 , R7 is 45 and R7S is 40. Cheers L-zt

It’s hardness is in inbetween Rakza 7 and 7 soft but it has way better grip than both of those. I am able to hit the harder and more secure. I must say I love it on both my 5 ply SDC blades. It’s basically a Tenergy 05 with a softer sponge and the difference between T05 an T05 FX is smaller than...

Bear in mind that pips on a blade is not good for looping. Short pips are meant for flat and fast hits and are less sensitive to spin compared to inverted rubbers, Cheers L-zr

Tenergy 05 FX is the perfect BH rubber IMO. I was using Rakza 7 and 7 soft for two years. And recently stumbled on to a Butterfly sale. After changing I’m not sure I will be able to ever go back… Cheers L-zr

Not difficult at all. The interesting part will be the stripping of rubber later on. I used old fashioned carpenters wood glue and used two pieces of wood and a screw clamp to fix is it for a couple of hours. Cheers L-zr

Problem temporary fixed, usable again. Cheers L-zr

Had another session tonight. The brush went much much better tonight. The top speed is higher than FX, I wonder why Butterfly list it as the same. Have not managed to hit through the rubber yet like I did withFX. This is definitely work for me but I need to be more agressive for sure. If not the...

I currently play with Tenergy 05 and Tenergy 05 FX on the same blade. I used to play Rakza 7 and Rakza 7 soft, both combos shows the same. I posted this video simply because it verifies my own experience.

Has nothing to do with what anybody says, I’ve the same trip with Rakza 7 and Rakza 7 soft same story there . So it’s based on my own experience. Thats just your interpretation…

Ha, ha I play with that exact combo, so Yes case closed...

To everyone who believes a Hard rubber has lower trajectory than a soft one. Listen to Dan talking... Tenergy 05 FX Rubber Review | With Kalinikos Kreanga (tabletennisdaily.com) Cheers L-zr