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Hi All!
I know there's a trend towards super-hard rubbers at the moment, but I also know there are a good many players who enjoy the feel of soft/medium rubbers. What soft/medium (let's say 40-45 degrees) rubbers have you used that you would call "high performance" rubbers?
I've used Joola Rhyzm-P (45 degrees), Joola Maxxx-P (42.5 degrees) and Evolution ELS (45 degrees). All super rubbers!
Comparing Rhyzm-P and Evolution ELS, I'd say ELS is easier to use but the Rhyzm-P has the higher performance potential (ie. higher top-end speed and spin).
The Maxxx-P is fantastic, but I haven't played extensively with another 42.5 degree rubber so I can't offer a comparison yet.
What about you? What have you played with in the 40-45 degree range, and how do they compare?
I know there's a trend towards super-hard rubbers at the moment, but I also know there are a good many players who enjoy the feel of soft/medium rubbers. What soft/medium (let's say 40-45 degrees) rubbers have you used that you would call "high performance" rubbers?
I've used Joola Rhyzm-P (45 degrees), Joola Maxxx-P (42.5 degrees) and Evolution ELS (45 degrees). All super rubbers!
Comparing Rhyzm-P and Evolution ELS, I'd say ELS is easier to use but the Rhyzm-P has the higher performance potential (ie. higher top-end speed and spin).
The Maxxx-P is fantastic, but I haven't played extensively with another 42.5 degree rubber so I can't offer a comparison yet.
What about you? What have you played with in the 40-45 degree range, and how do they compare?
