Best Rubber for poly ball

The veangeance · Dec 8, 2017

Which ball suits polyball the best, and also brief me about the durability. Bluestorm Z2, rasanter r 47, evolution el s, and finally tibhar nimbus Delta s

Jaffar Lone · Dec 8, 2017

The veangeance said:
Which ball suits polyball the best, and also brief me about the durability. Bluestorm Z2, rasanter r 47, evolution el s, and finally tibhar nimbus Delta s

From the ones that i have tried, the evolution mxp and evolution el-s were pretty good in terms of grip when hitting loops/drives.. for backhand i found tenergy 64-fx and the nittaku fastarc p1 worked very well.

As for durability mxp was a bit lacking.. as was el-s, they both started to degenerate within 2 months of usage.. in that regard i find tenergy 05 to be better, it worked quite ok despite 3 months of usage.. fastarc p1 was ok it lasted a bit more than 3 months on backhand.. 64-fx is good even after 4 months..

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Ivan Muratalla · Dec 8, 2017

Bluestorm are the best, i have z2 and z3, however, the best durability is the z3 and z1

Lermanator · Dec 9, 2017

Honestly all euro/jap tensors from before the ball was released will be fine. These new rubbers released for the "era of the polyball" are really just brands finding an excuse to make a new expensive rubber.

Der_Echte · Dec 9, 2017

Doesn't get any more controllable or longer lasting than Karis M, you can get 500 hours outta that sucka and still be wheeling and dealing. That sucks for the people who sell it, but good for who uses it.

Baal · Dec 9, 2017

Whatever you are using but go one step up in speed and hardness. Alternatively, keep your current rubber but go to a slightly faster blade.

The veangeance · Dec 9, 2017

Baal said:
Whatever you are using but go one step up in speed and hardness. Alternatively, keep your current rubber but go to a slightly faster blade.

Thx for that

Airoc · Dec 9, 2017

The veangeance said:
Thx for that

If, however, you are using a classic rubber like Mark V you probably shouldn´t mess with an even harder classic rubber but upgrade to Tensor/speed glue effect rubber. There are a few entry level new generation rubbers around now, of which XIOM Vega Intro gets very good reviews. It also seems to fall roughly in the same hardness category as your Mark V, so you might want to take a look at it.

The veangeance · Dec 9, 2017

Airoc said:
If, however, you are using a classic rubber like Mark V you probably shouldn´t mess with an even harder classic rubber but upgrade to Tensor/speed glue effect rubber. There are a few entry level new generation rubbers around now, of which XIOM Vega Intro gets very good reviews. It also seems to fall roughly in the same hardness category as your Mark V, so you might want to take a look at it.

Yeah I'm planning of having xiom Vega pro

The veangeance · Dec 9, 2017

What do u think is a better blade donic ultra senso carbon or xiom stradivarius

Airoc · Dec 9, 2017

Personally, I liked the Stradivarius as a "clone" of Butterfly Timo Boll Spirit.
I never found much to like about Waldner Senso Carbon, but that is completely against the trend, as so many players like it and play very well with it. I liked the characteristics, but not the handle and that´s crucial for me, so maybe that´s why.
Never tried the Ultra version.

As an update from Appelgren Allplay, I´d settle for the Senso.

The veangeance · Dec 9, 2017

Can u pls compare between stradivarius and xiom offensive s

The veangeance · Dec 9, 2017

And also.between dhs pg 7 and tibhar samsanov force pro black edition

The veangeance · Dec 9, 2017

And generally between 5 ply blades and 7 ply blades. All wood

Lermanator · Dec 9, 2017

The veangeance said:
Can u pls compare between stradivarius and xiom offensive s

Strad is carbon and a little faster and offensive s is wood. i like the offensive s a little more as it as a lot of feeling but not that much vibration. Both are decent blades.

The veangeance · Dec 9, 2017

Lermanator said:
Strad is carbon and a little faster and offensive s is wood. i like the offensive s a little more as it as a lot of feeling but not that much vibration. Both are decent blades.

Thx for that. Now my queries about the blades are over

Now can u brief me about bluestorm Z2, acuda S2 and xiom Vega pro on the basis of speed, spin and durability.
Can so compare with some similar rubber and brief about them too

The veangeance · Dec 9, 2017

Also compare acuda blue p 2 along with the above list for next pls

Lermanator · Dec 9, 2017

The veangeance said:
Thx for that. Now my queries about the blades are over

Now can u brief me about bluestorm Z2, acuda S2 and xiom Vega pro on the basis of speed, spin and durability.
Can so compare with some similar rubber and brief about them too

I don't know about bluestorm z2 but acuda s2 is a soft european rubber thats not as fast as bluefire but a very good rubber that i used to use. Vega pro is a tensor thats a bit harder and faster than acuda s2 or vega europe. I find it comparable to Tenergy 05 fx but a little bit bouncier (not necessarily faster just more of a natural catapult).

Lermanator · Dec 9, 2017

The veangeance said:
Also compare acuda blue p 2 along with the above list for next pls

Sorry I don't really know much about the Acuda Blue series.

The veangeance · Dec 10, 2017

So xiom Vega pro is faster than acuda p2

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