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This is difficult to say, because everyone puts different stress on rubbers depending on their strokes and dominant side, I can use mine for three months at least. But then, I only play twice a week for 2 hours normally. Generally, for a hybrid it lasts as long as a normal Tensor like Rasanter...

I don´t know if it would be the best alternative, but it would retain the characteristic of limited catapult while adding more power and spin. The downside: While NUZN lasts exceptionally long for a hybrid rubber with sticky surface, it might not last as long as your G1, at roughly twice the...

Not really sure what you mean. Grip sizes according to andro website are: VCI VCO Pretty much the same... For the Gauzy blade, info is not given, but I don´t think it would be entirely different.

One rubber on the LARC called Gemstone, like the one pictured. Picture of same Gemstone rubber used with different packages: Sold as Green, White and Golden Diamond. On Green Diamond package it actually says Emerald. Slightly dubious, no?

And the one before. And the one before that. And... ;) I think Ovtcharov is the player who in addition to all the practice puts in the most effort to optimize a few per cent by experimenting with material.

Yes, shouldn't happen, and i don't think it's typical for Chintac. Maybe a production error for that particular rubber. Maybe you could contact customer service?

Sounds strange to me and I can´t confirm this for the ones I played with, but it´s a disappointing experience for you for sure. They should become a little livelier, "worn in", as is typical with Chinese/China style rubbers.

The interesting thing is indeed that for NUZN 45 and 48 Andro didn´t just use a softer sponge for the same topsheet and call it "FX" but designed different rubbers, with a few features altered, hence the lower price. With Rasanter you can see looking at the sponges that there´s also a difference...

That´s true, but the Lebruns would´ve shone brightly enough even with BTY ;)

That´s done.

Would be wrong to say "sold" in the headline. I´ll just keep it since nobody wants it ;)

I don´t know enough about the real Chinese rubbers, but from what I know I think that you´d need to boost Chintac if you boost the Hurricane. It is way less lively than the Rasanter. But worth a try for sure.

That should be interesting. I think the NUZN is the most Tensor-ish Hybrid, and Chintac is very probably the stickiest ESN yet. Standing by for experiences ;)

I still think Helix rubbers stand out at the moment as the best "non sticky" Tensor rubbers. But I am also not very surprised that Stiga have introduced a hybrid version also.

That said, i've come to the conclusion that Chintac is not for me either. If someone is interested in black 57s max or red 52s max let me know.

it's still on the racket and will be played for two or three hours more over the next two days. after that, the holidays begin and the halls are closed. i'd rather someone buys it and plays it over the summer, so i'm willing to accept offers, just not totally crazy ones ;)

If C53 is good for you then Chintac might not be the right choice for you anyway. It is stickier and less dynamic and overall more of a "middle-class" rubber than one that is in the top range (which C53 was for andro pro players before the introduction of NUZN, and for some probably is). You...

It´s an excellent rubber, I think somewhere between MX-P 50 degree version and MX-D. The MX-P 50 always felt like quite a beast, that´s not the case with this. But I guess Tom Lodziak gave the best impressions in the thread for the Infinity rubbers, I´ve just played with it so shortly.

- cut slightly bigger than the blade - played for less than 3 hours Asking price 35 Euro plus shipping (according to location of buyer, preferrably DHS insured or Hermes package)

I´d like to sell this before the holidays begin, so I´ll lower the price to the so often asked for "final price" of 110 Euro plus shipping, throwing in two fairly used dignics 09c. That´s half the price of the new blade, so maybe someone gets excited about it ;)