Rubbers for Nittaku Acoustic

Vega Pro (awesome control) and V>15 extra (it's a blocking god) are great as well. But maybe it would be best to stick with Tenergy or MXP.

This might not be your cup of tea. But if you are into Chinese tacky rubbers, Yinhe Jupiter II is quite nice. It's better than unboosted H3.

Xiom Omega vii Asia and europe

Andro Rasanter R47 and Nittaku Fastarc G-1.

Hi, depends about your preferences mainly, but I think after a Viscaria and T05 combo any setup with an allwood blade would feel controlable. I would give this suggestions, they weren't given yet:
- Hexer Powergrip;
- Donic Bluestorm Z1/Bluefire M1;
- Tenergy 05 Hard;
- Among others!;

I would prefer medium-hard/hard rubbers!

Everyone has their sweet spot for their kind of impact given a type of blade...

Every rubber series has a whole range of hardness. Some have only 3, some have more. You have to know what is what as everyone calls it something different, then to make it more difficult, one company's hardness for even the same name of hardness may differ. The topsheet pip structure, how elastic and how dynamic is the topsheet are big factors to go along with the sponge. You pretty much have to try them out live to know.

My sweet spot on most 5 ply or 7 ply blades with feel are modern dynamic rubbers in max sponge that are medium to medium soft... so I can produce loaded, nice high-arching topspin shots... Below are a few rubbers that would be my sweet spot.

T05 (don't use, too expensive)
Vega Pro (overall just the right firmness or softness)
Vega Japan
Sigma II Euro (not as soft as Euro implies, so it is in my zone)
Karis M or + depending on blade (Yeah, it is very linear, but controls spin well, it is the only linear rubber I like)

There are boatloads of other suitable rubbers, way too many to list.

There isn't really a simple answer we can say even if we know your play level... You may have different impact dynamics than the prototypical player of a certain level. Seeing a Video is better, but it isn't absolute.

Your Tenergy was a few weeks old, if you play 4-5 hours a day, it only had a week left anyway. 100 hrs is the deadline for T05.

MX-P does not play nearly as hard as the sponge is rated. It is another example of the need to try rubbers yourself live before you can know. That is why it is good to tryout a couple minute hits with anyone who is will to lend you their bat to try.

Der_Echte said:

Your Tenergy was a few weeks old, if you play 4-5 hours a day, it only had a week left anyway. 100 hrs is the deadline for T05.

MX-P does not play nearly as hard as the sponge is rated. It is another example of the need to try rubbers yourself live before you can know. That is why it is good to tryout a couple minute hits with anyone who is will to lend you their bat to try.

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Is this true ? 100 hours for T05... is it the same for T05FX ?

CluelessTTDad said:

Is this true ? 100 hours for T05... is it the same for T05FX ?

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I play 8 hours a week with it for 6 months so around 200 hours before I change mine. Some people go longer, preference plays a part in this too. I could go 3-4 months I suppose.

If i have an acoustic, i would use Hurricane 3 right away with boosting.

Hello.

Amongst xiom 7 europe, rakza 7 and rasanter r42, which is best for top spin brush looping and all-round playability on both wings and also lightweight?

If money is no problem to you and you like rubber type of T05 then best rubber for my taste I tried next to T05 is Victas V15extra. I tried MXP, Rasanter R47 and lot of Tenergy substitues but non of them can be close as V15extra . MXP is good but after 2 months need booster.