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  1. Least Spin Sensitive Inverted Rubber 45-55 deg

    What about the throw angle of the mantra pro series?
  2. Tibhar Hybrid MK review

    dang it, is the durability that bad?
  3. Rubber catapult ranking

    I think that's the general consensus, isn't it? Maybe the high end of RZ is higher, but most people report rakza 7 being faster in the low and mid gears. I have never tried RZ myself (I think played R7 a couple of years back), just been doing a bit of digging on RZ, and that seems to be a...
  4. Tibhar Hybrid MK alternatives

    Is it true that the Nuzn 48 feel very similar to the Hybrid MK? I have the Nuzn but never tried the Hybrid MK. It the reports are correct, it could be a very comparable alternative with better durability.
  5. Are there any hybrid rubbers which feel like Fastarc G1?

    I haven't tried that many hybrids, but even the few that are considered "linear", like NUZN and Hybrid MK, I found them considerably bouncier in the short games than G1.
  6. 50 degrees Hybrid comparisons (DNA hybrid H vs Bluestar A2 vs. Rising Dragon 2 vs. Golden Tango PS)

    You are absolutely spot on this one. The short game is a lot better to me on G1 than many of these 50'ish deg hybrids. I've found them still very bouncy.
  7. Rakza series vs Tenergy?

    I'll have to A/B rakza 7 and X. I find this picture very confusing relative to what people say about the throw angle on rakza X. Rakza 7 I played with it long time ago and the throw is medium, then people say rakza X throw is very low. I have to test that myself.
  8. [Equipment Guide] Best First Intermediate Table Tennis Rubbers in 2026: A Comprehensive List & Analysis

    @victormanriquey high-quality guide with sound advice across the board, in my humble opinion. Reading your guide, you mention Rakza Z is one of your favourite backhand rubbers, which, funny enough, is the opposite of what most people recommend for backhand (soft tensor with high bounciness to...
  9. Need advise for my backhand rubber (Currently Rakza Z)

    I'm very intrigued by the rakza Z. I've read many good things about this rubber. Most of the complaints I've read have to do with speed or the throw angle. I personally like high throw angle, but is it that slow? Some say it's plenty fast. Some say it's too hard for backhand, some say it's too...
  10. Does anybody else mentally fall apart against pure pushers or weird styles?

    Yeah, that's the tactic that has worked best for me against him. He's very old, well into his 70s, no way I can out-push him so I play these high arc slow loops to force him to attack me. Then I can counter-attack, but he learned not to attack me too. I can hold myself very well against much...
  11. Does anybody else mentally fall apart against pure pushers or weird styles?

    I played against one recently. The funny thing is, we played together in the same team last season, he's a good mate of mine. Well into his 70's. I remember how frustrated the opponents were when they played against him. I suffered him too. He's perfected his push over his 50+ plus years in...
  12. Gewo Codexx Super Select Vs Rasanter R 50/47 - Alternatives?

    This is my experience as well, particularly in leagues where people can't topspin consistently; variety wins a lot more games than just speed. What did you end up doing? I guess the middle ground are the well-known linear rubbers, like the fastarc G-1, which was already mentioned.
  13. Hybrid rubbers with the most balanced properties

    which is also the main reason why I created this post. I want to know the "Toyota Prius" from the "Ford Puma" XD
  14. Hybrid rubbers with the most balanced properties

    Hybrid is such a vague term, that anything resembling B, in A, makes it "hybrid". There are no set rules per se. You see it in cars too, hence why I made the analogy with cars and the now so called "mild" hybrids. Some say it's more of a glorified start-stop system, and yet now you see companies...
  15. Hybrid rubbers with the most balanced properties

    Ever so slightly tacky yes, but I think it's considered hybrid due the pimple geometry I reckon.
  16. Hybrid rubbers with the most balanced properties

    I've heard good things about this one. I'll do some digging. It's easy to find in the UK, unlike the Tau II.
  17. Nittaku Hurricane 8-80

    Has anyone else tried this rubber?
  18. Hybrid rubbers with the most balanced properties

    Don't get me wrong. I enjoy the Nuzn 48, which has similar characteristics to the Hybrid MK pro. They feel very similar to those tensors with a low catapult effect. Still much closer to an Andro Hexer than a Hurricane. That earlier generations felt much more "Hybrid". Golden Tango, Sieger...
  19. Hybrid rubbers with the most balanced properties

    Nuzn is the only hybrid I've tried (48 mind you). Compared to modern tensors, the short game is better. It still feels very tensor-like in my opinion. I need to try the harder ones. I still feel the short game is easier with fastarc G-1, for example. Perhaps because I've played G-1 much longer...
  20. Fastarc C1 vs Rakza 7

    I agree, there aren't many direct comparisons between the two @JJ Ng mentioned C1 would be a downgrade in terms of speed and hardness https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/backhand-rakza-7-vs-c1-vs-g1-vs-vega-korea-vs-vega-japan-vs-d09c.35028/post-476713 I have tried both, but in very...
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