Interesting point about the ball contact. Could you explain why Rozena is better when ball contact is more direct and Vega Pro when you brush the ball?
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Interesting point about the ball contact. Could you explain why Rozena is better when ball contact is more direct and Vega Pro when you brush the ball?
I also think that Vega Pro is a class above Rozena in a certain way. Vega Pro is maybe not as good as the Tenergy rubbers but it was made to compete with the spin and speed of Tenergy. Rozena is a cheaper version of Tenergy and not really in the same class of rubbers as most of the modern (tensor) rubbers.
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yeah vega pro gives more , rozena does give more speed vega pro is better in red then most rubbers apart from v15 extra or limba victas and victas is kinda like tenergy just cheaper imo
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That’s the second mention of red Vega Pro spefically.
I’ve played with VP, liked it a lot and am considering trying it again when my T05 wears out. Yet I never did notice substantial difference between red and black. Unlike in some other rubbers (eg 729 sfx).
You should take none of them. Buy Nittaku Fastarc G1 and be happy. 
G1 is a bit slower than T05, has less catapult-effect and more control.
Looping is as easy as with T05 (in my eyes it is easier) and the arc is also similar to VP and T05.
For me personally G1 is the better rubber compared to T05, VP and Rozena.
G1 is a bit slower than T05, has less catapult-effect and more control.
Looping is as easy as with T05 (in my eyes it is easier) and the arc is also similar to VP and T05.
For me personally G1 is the better rubber compared to T05, VP and Rozena.
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G1 and VP are good at different things. VP is better at the table because it has low gears. G1 is still a bouncy rubber compared to VP. It's better from mid to long distance. Both are great looping rubbers, but the G1 brings more of the spin/speed upon contact than VP. The VP could use a bit of help from a faster blade when playing away from the table.
I play more of an all round style that mostly keeps close to the table. For this reason I prefer the Vega pro. If you are more of a open style mid distance looper, G1 is the better option.
I play more of an all round style that mostly keeps close to the table. For this reason I prefer the Vega pro. If you are more of a open style mid distance looper, G1 is the better option.
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I had the same question as the thread title. Thanks everyone. Sounds like Vega Pro receives many good comments and it will replace my Vega Europe at BH that I think it’s throw is too low to my taste.
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