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I disagree here. The stickiness does not effect hard strokes much, but makes it a little easier to push. That You need to be the Hulk to use is a myth. I don't think its harder to play than a hard ESN rubber. More spinny... Naaah (only for soft shots). Cheers L-zr

A couple disadvantages with sticky rubs is that the stickiness disappears quick and is a dust magnet. You really have to handle with care 🤢 Cheers L-zr

No problem Cheers L-zr

Yes, that's what I meant. But You can't compare apples to oranges, You have to compare the same type of rubbers i.e T05 vs T05 FX or Rakza 7 vs Rakza 7 soft. It doesn't make sense in this context to compare T64 vs T05... Cheers L-zr

Thanks guys, Don't want make a mistake when investing in BTY rubbers 😎 Cheers L-zr

Interesting! That it's slower is (almost) given, but it does not have to be by much, BTY list them with identical speed and spin. Are You saying that when two rubbers are the same except by hardness, the slower ALWAYS has a lower arch? I.e. Rakza 7 soft vs Rakza 7? Cheers L-zr

Hi NDH Do You by chance know how the arch of Tenergy 05 FX is compared to Tenergy 05? Cheers L-zr

From your first post: ”anybody with a rasp, file and a sanding block…” Anybody or someone who’s “got the knack”???

What a hassle, simple yeahh.🤮

I wonder how you suggest to make it bigger with a rasp?

Gaaaahh, ugly ugly ugly 🤢

Took it for another spin this weekend. I'm starting to get used to it now, still very little power though. One thing that I improved (since my old blade) are my backhand loops...My other strokes are improving too. Its a strange feeling when a ball goes long with this limited power, but what I...

The green rubber makes my stomach turn… Cheers L-zr

Listen to NDH, I just switched blade and put MarkV on it and my backhand is waaay underpowered now. I’m not gonna change until I worked my power back up… Cheers L-zr

I am interested in this answer too, currently I use identical rubber on FH and BH. Cheers L-zr

I'm not sure I agree, its still a pretty pricey blade. Butterfly has (according to me) better options already. I.e Boll Mezzoforte, Boll allround, Boll control etc.. all less expensive. Cheers L-zr

I don't let it dry at all. My reasoning being it spreads better when wet. Never had a problem. Cheers L-zr

The fact that You can make it as exhausting as You want, this makes it very good exercise...

Rakza X is slightly harder than Rakza 7. The same for the soft versions. Cheers L-zr

I think they differ 0.4mm. Not sure you can see it that way, use a caliper. Also the types of wood matters. Cheers L-zr