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TSP Süper Ventus vs V>15 Ekstra
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I actually wouldnt advise any amateur to play V>15 on bh. It is a pretty hard rubber which really feels that way and needs a decent technique and strong hitting bh to become alive.
Super Ventus is not that linear and has more catapult. It would have been my choice of bh if i wouldnt play so well with Vega Pro/X right now and because the Vega series is cheaper in my country at least.
Super Ventus is not that linear and has more catapult. It would have been my choice of bh if i wouldnt play so well with Vega Pro/X right now and because the Vega series is cheaper in my country at least.
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That literally doesnt matter if both are completely different rubbers and feel completely different. Different sponge and probably different topsheet too, though i couldnt find much proof of the latter.
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These are both firm feeling rubbers that require an active stroke to penetrate the rubber properly. V>15 Extra has a higher throw and more spin potential but Ventus Extra has a sharper longer arc. If you are not used to playing 47.5degree rubbers on the backhand, you might consider trying rubbers like Xiom Vega X or Gewo Hype KR which are more forgiving and easier to use than VE and V>15E
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I will reply you here instead in PM. Probably V>15 nor Super Ventus are the rubbers you are looking for. These are very rewarding rubbers if you have a strong backhand but equally punishing if your backhand is weak.
If you play just a push play on your backhand you probably should avoid both rubbers.
In case you like German rubbers you should check out something like the Joola Rhyzen CMD or Tibhar Aurus Select, Andro Hexer SFX, Andro Good or if you don't mind if it's made in China then the Victas Triple Regular.
Honestly speaking something like a Loki Rxton 1 would be a good choice, it's super cheap too.
If you play just a push play on your backhand you probably should avoid both rubbers.
In case you like German rubbers you should check out something like the Joola Rhyzen CMD or Tibhar Aurus Select, Andro Hexer SFX, Andro Good or if you don't mind if it's made in China then the Victas Triple Regular.
Honestly speaking something like a Loki Rxton 1 would be a good choice, it's super cheap too.
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Both of these rubbers have a solid feel, so to truly penetrate them, you must use an energetic stroke. Although Ventus Extra has a longer, sharper arc, V>15 Extra has a greater throw and more potential for spin. Try rubbers like Xiom Vega X if you're not used to playing 47.5 degree rubbers on the backhand.
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