Genextion V2C opinions?

[noFeeling]

Hello
I'm thinking of buying Genextion V2C. But there's basically 0 information on the rubber in English, only YouTube videos in Korean and Japanese (and I've seen them all with YouTube's auto translate captions ) To the ones that tried it, what's your opinion? How it compares to other hybrid rubbers? Is it bouncy?(I've read mixed opinions).
Nittaku really needs to improve their marketing...
Thank you!

 

[Spartan-727]

Already a thread on this topic. Myself and other have shared thoughts there.

https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/new-genextion-v2c-hybrid-from-nittaku.36448/

 

[noFeeling]

I know, but I wanted to re-ignite the conversation in case anyone that tried the rubber didn't see that post.

 

[jk1980]

dude, whatever you are searching for, this rubber is not it. It is unremarkable in every aspect. Not sticky, not really a hybrid, just a mild tensor in 53°. There are tons of rubbers with that hardness probably play alike.

 

[noFeeling]

dude, whatever you are searching for, this rubber is not it. It is unremarkable in every aspect. Not sticky, not really a hybrid, just a mild tensor in 53°. There are tons of rubbers with that hardness probably play alike.

I was going to buy Omega 8 China as it has really good reviews, but recent posts talk a lot about the poor durability, so I'm not really interested anymore. Maybe the new J line from Donic is better in this regard.

 

[The0rigina1]

I was going to buy Omega 8 China as it has really good reviews, but recent posts talk a lot about the poor durability, so I'm not really interested anymore. Maybe the new J line from Donic is better in this regard.

I'm pretty sure every sticky rubber from ESN has this durability problem...

 

[noFeeling]

Seems like so, but some time ago I used Rakza Z and even after several months of use, I could lift the ball from the table with it.