xiom vega x vs joola dynaryz acc

CLV · Sep 30, 2020

Guys,

Been trying the xiom vega x as a replacement for the joola dynaryz acc. Mainly because of budget. I play it in the BH.

First impressions: the Vega x is a rocket compared to the Acc. Spin and active blocks are great. But i can't seem to get it under controle. Lots of pushes go long or shoot up way to high. Passive blocks go long.
Also the rubber feels very heavy compared to my joola golden tango FH. I'll give it a few more sessions. But it think it's gonna be a hard nut to crack.

Are there other people who have the same issues with the vega? Do people have another good and alternative for thz dynaryz?

yogi_bear · Sep 30, 2020

Vega x has a long and medium arc. Might be the reason why your shots cant be controlled.

yogi_bear · Sep 30, 2020

How about vega japan?

ZeroTT · Sep 30, 2020

If budget is the issue that is gonna limit you a lot then.
Because very few quality rubbers are in the Vega X range.

Like I said in previous posts, the rubber is indeed very heavy 75 grams and it's hard to control yes.
I played with Dynyraz ACC and Vega X on the same bat and I would prefer Dynaryz all the time.

If control is the issue, I switched my Vega X after a while with Andro Hexer PowerGrip and it improved on all the issues the vega X had. The Hexer Powergrip is a spin champion with lot's of control.
Both rubbers have the same hardness , about 47,5 ESN scale so they feel similar.

I'm convinced it would suit you way more because you drew the exact same conclusions like me on the dynaryz and Vega X.
I'm just not sure if that is in your budget range though.

CLV · Oct 1, 2020

Thanks for the advice. I'll check the rubbers.
Annybody who has some experience with Tibhar Genius?
They are supposed to be hard without a lot of bounce.

Budget isn't really an issue. If can't find annything else I will just buy the Joola.
But if cheaper is possible, i would like to try that

BryanY · Oct 1, 2020

Right now I like using Rhyzer Pro 45 on backhand. The reason I like it is because the “Pro” topsheet is harder than most tensor topsheets which makes it pretty good for both brushing and hitting contact. But, if you don’t really use a brushing contact on backhand, then I would choose something else.

It’s also pretty direct and predictable.

Konrad Bak · Oct 1, 2020

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IB66 · Oct 1, 2020

Hi,

TSP super ventus could be an option.

CLV · Oct 2, 2020

Doesn't have to be budget. But not more expensive then dynaryz (60 euro). I aiming around 45 euro.

yogi_bear · Oct 2, 2020

CLV said:
Doesn't have to be budget. But not more expensive then dynaryz (60 euro). I aiming around 45 euro.

Vega japan, mxp, elp, etc.

CLV · Oct 3, 2020

Right now 3 rubbers on the radar are Andro hexer powergrip, Tibhar genius (someone in my club plays it and i kinda luke the feeling) and the fastarc g1.

CLV · Oct 4, 2020

I tried the Xiom again in practice today. And it felt much more controlable. It still felt really fast. But i had way less issues with balls popping up or going long.

Maybe because the glue has settled? Maybe i had an offday last week.Or maybe i'm adjusting. I dunno.

The fun thing about this rubber is the topspin and blocking. When you hit it good, it feels very fast and balls are hard to block.

The struggle is still real, but I'm not giving up just yet.

yogi_bear · Oct 5, 2020

Give the rubber at least 2 weeks of play then decide.

CLV · Oct 11, 2020

I gave it two weeks. Tryd ot BH and Fh and it's just to fast and springy for me. When playing with it I need to post too much effort in controling the ball.
I like a bit of the catapult effect, but i'm not yet a the level to control this one.

Do you guys think fast arc g1 has less catapult?

I kinda want to try it out.

quanghuysk · Oct 11, 2020

CLV said:
I gave it two weeks. Tryd ot BH and Fh and it's just to fast and springy for me. When playing with it I need to post too much effort in controling the ball.
I like a bit of the catapult effect, but i'm not yet a the level to control this one.

Do you guys think fast arc g1 has less catapult?

I kinda want to try it out.

Fast Arc G1 is really GOOD (I'm currently using 1.8mm for both FH and BH for 3 months so far) but even harder to control than vega X. If u want more control on Vega X, probably take 1.7mm version.

CLV · Oct 11, 2020

quanghuysk said:
Fast Arc G1 is really GOOD (I'm currently using 1.8mm for both FH and BH for 3 months so far) but even harder to control than vega X. If u want more control on Vega X, probably take 1.7mm version.

Harder to control because of the catapult effect?

Guruzz · Oct 12, 2020

hello in this period I am using the g1 and I must say that it has a lot of control the vega X I have never tried but the hexer powerspong yes and the g1 I find it with more control less catapult but with the same rotation

quanghuysk · Oct 12, 2020

CLV said:
Harder to control because of the catapult effect?

It's just my personal opinion. I've used both Vega X and G1 for a while. They both have less catapult effect than Ternergy (I used 05 for about 2 years). But G1 is a notch faster than Vega X. Maybe that's why I feel it's harder to control.
Anw, you should try it yourself, give at least 1 month for playing with the rubber. They are both good rubbers in the price range. In Slovakia, Vega X is 30 Euro and G1 is 36.9 Euro

CLV · Oct 14, 2020

I orderd a fastarc G1 and a Tibhar Genius. They arrived today i slapped them on and it was awesome. Both 2mm. Both rubbers preformed exactly as expected. For now im using Fastarc FH and Genius BH. They are slower then the vega x and much more controlable for me. I cant hit the super awesome dream openers as with the vega. But i make a lot less unforced errors. Hooray!!

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