FH Rubbers

Tharindu Manawadu · Apr 15, 2017

plz give Suggetions for FH Rubbers

What are the good rubbers for the FH of a looping/attacking player who play with short strokes in your opinion?

yoass · Apr 15, 2017

That would be Tenergy 05.

Tharindu Manawadu · Apr 15, 2017

yoass said:
That would be Tenergy 05.

can't afford that price

v100ev · Apr 15, 2017

Tibhar MX-P(and the newer Evo rubbers except MX-S). If you want something with more control - Yasaka Rakza 7 for example. The Omega 5 series of Xiom are not bad too if you're not a heavy hitter.

Jaffar Lone · Apr 16, 2017

I would recommend Donic Desto F1

countrybread · Apr 16, 2017

I like how companies like Butterfly and Yasaka show diagrams of the arc and trajectories of their popular rubbers. I think that sort of thing is extremely helpful to prospective customers.

iacovides · Apr 16, 2017

v100ev said:
Tibhar MX-P(and the newer Evo rubbers except MX-S). If you want something with more control - Yasaka Rakza 7 for example. The Omega 5 series of Xiom are not bad too if you're not a heavy hitter.

Why not MX-S? Less power than MX-P but more spinny and more control. Still a decent FH rubber.

v100ev · Apr 16, 2017

iacovides said:
Why not MX-S? Less power than MX-P but more spinny and more control. Still a decent FH rubber.

MX-S is a great FH rubber (my favorite), but for a player who's playing FH with short stroke I think rubbers with more catapult would fit better. With such type of stroke he won't be able to use MX-S to it's full potential I think. MX-S is a superb rubber which shines when using more of a chinese type of loop - that's from my experience, but I may be wrong here

Tony's Table Tennis · Apr 16, 2017

countrybread said:
I like how companies like Butterfly and Yasaka show diagrams of the arc and trajectories of their popular rubbers. I think that sort of thing is extremely helpful to prospective customers.

I've seen this diagram before, it does exist for these 2 companies

Tony's Table Tennis · Apr 16, 2017

Tharindu Manawadu said:
What are the good rubbers for the FH of a looping/attacking player who play with short strokes in your opinion?

hm... there are tons. I think I can type 20+ models of rubbers here.
Since you used Gewo now, what do you think of that? I assume that is your FH rubber, while BH is the antispin

yogi_bear · Apr 16, 2017

If you brush a lot the gewo hype xt 50 is good. It is spinny and medium fast. Other rubbers would be tibhar el-s

Suga D · Apr 16, 2017

countrybread said:
I like how companies like Butterfly and Yasaka show diagrams of the arc and trajectories of their popular rubbers. I think that sort of thing is extremely helpful to prospective customers.

Totally agree.
It would be great if more companies would have these graphics on their packages.

Audrey17 · Apr 16, 2017

I would recommend giant dragon's longquan for you. It's not too expensive.
Great blade!

yogi_bear · Apr 17, 2017

tibhar mx-p, andro hexer hd (same as adidas tenzone)

iacovides · Apr 17, 2017

v100ev said:
MX-S is a great FH rubber (my favorite), but for a player who's playing FH with short stroke I think rubbers with more catapult would fit better. With such type of stroke he won't be able to use MX-S to it's full potential I think. MX-S is a superb rubber which shines when using more of a chinese type of loop - that's from my experience, but I may be wrong here

Yes, now that you made it more clear i agree with you. Stroke type is important to decide which rubber fits better.

ajtatosmano2 · Apr 17, 2017

yogi_bear said:
If you brush a lot the gewo hype xt 50 is good. It is spinny and medium fast. Other rubbers would be tibhar el-s

Hungarian reviews say that the XT 50.0 is slightly faster than MX-P. After reading other reviews I think it behaves a little bit like a chinese rubber regarding linearity. It has a great end-speed but also on softer shots it's much slower. However it isn't tacky and so it's harder to control high power shots. It needs good timing, a little more effort and more horizontal arm movement on loops due to the very low arc.

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