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Its a control rubber.
Its controllable on my coach's Gergely blade. But its not that fast tho.
Spin is decent speed is decent control is HUGE
Its controllable on my coach's Gergely blade. But its not that fast tho.
Spin is decent speed is decent control is HUGE
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Mars v2 is the alleged substitute for t64 and moon for t05. Not sure about them on the bh as they play a little different from the tenergies. Anyone care to give their thoughts?
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I have tried a Yinhe Sun (in 2,2 mm) red , and it is rather slow and not good for spin , just average rubber , nothing special, good rubber for learners, a lot slower than ESN Tensor stuff ( like Nimbus, Genius, Revo Fire) all of which i played with and are fast and spinny.
I dont know Tenergy's but i suppose they are fast and spinny also, so Yinhe products are NOT AT ALL a Tenergy alternative.
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@phillyphong that's weird my coach & my friend both tried Moon Max Tense instead of Tenergy 05 and they love it and say its just as good as tenergy? Maybe the quality varies from rubber to rubber just like DHS hurricane...
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I love(d) the Nimbus series. But the durability is really crap. After 2-3 months the rubber is really dead.
I heard Tibhar Aurus is like the upgraded version of Nimbus and big plus for Aurus is that it's durability is a lot better, so everyone who likes the Nimbus-series should check out Aurus.
little edit: since I'm not that into soft rubbers I played with the normal Nimbus version, I assume it's similar to it's softer versions. The Nimbus Sound (only used a few times on a friends blade) is really soft and (too) slow in my opinion. It's not a worthy Tenergy alternative due it's lack of speed.
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Never heard about Aurus, good tip to check it out thanks. I don't really agree with the durabilty that you describe. In my club most play 2 seasons with 1 rubber. The speed of nimbus could be slow if your sponge is to thin.
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Two seasons with one Nimbus-sheet? That's just insane, if you play more than once a week you really have to change after 3-4 months. If you just play one time every week maybe it could last a whole season but never 2.
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im playing nimbus vip. the durability is great (if you use the protectsheet like donic formula, it will last for nearly 2 seasons). speed is comparable with the tenergy. but the spin is no that good as the tenergy. its cheaper than the tenergy.
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Both Acuda and Calibra LT are good subs for Tenergy rubbers, just choose one
Btw: the durability of the STIGA Calibra LT series is insane compared to any other european rubbers
Btw: the durability of the STIGA Calibra LT series is insane compared to any other european rubbers
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Both Acuda and Calibra LT are good subs for Tenergy rubbers, just choose one
Btw: the durability of the STIGA Calibra LT series is insane compared to any other european rubbers
I tried a Calibra LT Sound in red 2 mm , and i think it is really fast , but not spinny enough, also i couldn't keep the ball short when pushing, big disadvantage.
Only for fast topspin players and hitters imho.
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You're right, the LT Sound version is almost too bouncy for short play.. But the regular Calibra LT, fantastic!
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People say that soft and low throw is for backhand. Not for everyone.
Medium-hard with high throw is suitable for my backhand
Even tho I use pips I still do backhand loops and drives.
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T64 is very durable. But I don't know how much you play, so it will be kinda difficult to tell you when you'll have to change rubbers.
As for me, I practise 2 times a day + competition in weekends. So I had to change the T64 once a month when I used it before, same for the Calibra I currently use. Other rubbers I'll have to change more often. The Coppa for example, every 2nd - 3rd week.
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I read reviews that t64 plays like magic in the first month then the feeling and spin just goes down after that. $88sgd for one piece is really expensive, i'm going to get one soon.
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