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Don´t think so, it´s a cash cow. And the DF version is softer, so it´s an addition to the range rather than a subsitute.

Good suggestion. It´s a serious, often overlooked rubber. With the Rhyzer series, it seems Joola have picked the softest overall set-up. For example, the corresponding GEWO rubbers (Nexxus EL) are harder than the Joola rubbers, 43 as well as 48. That said, and having tested Rhyzer 48 recently...

This should be the norm with all modern rubbers, but the myths persist ...

Exactly. I think in early Tensor days the similarities were obvious and the rubbers few. That is where the "all the same ESN stuff anyway" generalization stems from, which is very untrue these days, with so many tweaks having been done to the basic recipes.

I generally use the term "generation" with caution. If you look at Donic for example, from Coppa JO Gold to bluestorm they say Formula Donic 3rd Generation. Within each generation, variations are plenty, so Energy Cell could be a variant of what andro had before, without being at the same time...

True in that it does feel softer than R47, but the sponge technology of R48/R53 is new and the Joola doesn´t have that. Over time, other ESN customers will surely have it, though.

Yes. It brings the advantages of the new sponge down to a level that is easier to handle.

But this is where you get it wrong. The topsheet of MX-P/FX-P is softer than that of EL-P. El-P stands out from other "P" series. Neither P series have the same topsheet over all rubbers, nor have S series. FX-S is marginally adjusted from EL-S, and both are not identical to MX-S. Generally, the...

EL-P has an average sponge hardness of 43,4 and EL-S is announced at a plain 45 (which means it can also be 44 or 46). If you count only that, EL-S is harder than EL-P on average. (Yet a soft EL-S can have a softer sponge than a hard EL-P.) What people ignore/forget/do not know however is that...

Very well said.

Regaining spin. But it is not for everyone, as you very correctly observed below. You should differebtiate here. A dignics09C or the new Donic hybrid rubbers could be seen as a reaction, with their tacky "Chinese-style" surface, to compete better in Asian markets. MX-P Hard, GEWO Nexxus Hard...

But they also make clear that one side has to be red and one black, no matter if there is a rubber on them or not. (4.6.) So leaving with "nothing" would not be ok.

10 $ trackable letter. Insured package is 40 $ - does not make much sense. If you want it, please send me a private message, I am not checking the thread anymore. Since no-one seemed to be remotely interested I have half decided to play with the blade myself, but that could change.

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DK = Denmark? 75 Euro incl. shipping Payment option PayPal

A blade and a t64 for 20 Euro shipped, and no action?

Limited offer: I will leave a tenergy64 2.1 mm in used, but good condition on the blade at no extra cost. The rubber is cut to racket size.

close to or 6 mm, I have no instrument more precise

Weekend offer: 20 Euro incl. shipping per blade and a tenergy 64 red thrown in (I have plenty of these lying around, in varying conditions and thicknesses, will pick the best from the bunch that fits the blade).