Help with new setup

[pedro.dantas]

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Just ordered a viscaria, need some help with rubbers to build the setup, i hate to play with a frankstein setup so i need at least one butterfly rubber.
FH: now i'm using rakza Z, but i don't want the new setup to be head heavy, so is there another rubber with tacky topsheet that i can play with? Maybe even hurricane with booster.
BH: now i'm using vega korea, but i need at least one butterfly rubber, otherwise i'll kill myself, i tried tenergy 05 on coach's setup and dignics 05 in stiga cybershape penhold (another club player), both rubbers were great, so i'll stick with the best durability value one.

PS: EJ is science.

 

[Tyce]

T05 v D05, pick the one you like best. D05 is supposed to be very durable

If you feel they're great but a bit much, pick Rozena instead of T05 and Glayzer instead of D05. Both should last good.

 

[NetProphet]

Previous context : https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/blade-with-cracking-feeling.36956/#post-516387
Just ordered a viscaria, need some help with rubbers to build the setup, i hate to play with a frankstein setup so i need at least one butterfly rubber.
FH: now i'm using rakza Z, but i don't want the new setup to be head heavy, so is there another rubber with tacky topsheet that i can play with? Maybe even hurricane with booster.
BH: now i'm using vega korea, but i need at least one butterfly rubber, otherwise i'll kill myself, i tried tenergy 05 on coach's setup and dignics 05 in stiga cybershape penhold (another club player), both rubbers were great, so i'll stick with the best durability value one.

PS: EJ is science.

D80 is easier to use than D05 but I guess that depends upon the capabilities of the player. T19 is also a great rubber worth considering.
In any case good luck with the Viscaria 👍

 

[dingyibvs]

Previous context : https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/blade-with-cracking-feeling.36956/#post-516387
Just ordered a viscaria, need some help with rubbers to build the setup, i hate to play with a frankstein setup so i need at least one butterfly rubber.
FH: now i'm using rakza Z, but i don't want the new setup to be head heavy, so is there another rubber with tacky topsheet that i can play with? Maybe even hurricane with booster.
BH: now i'm using vega korea, but i need at least one butterfly rubber, otherwise i'll kill myself, i tried tenergy 05 on coach's setup and dignics 05 in stiga cybershape penhold (another club player), both rubbers were great, so i'll stick with the best durability value one.

PS: EJ is science.

Sounds like D09c FH and D05 BH would work?

 

[Egon]

Previous context : https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/blade-with-cracking-feeling.36956/#post-516387
Just ordered a viscaria, need some help with rubbers to build the setup, i hate to play with a frankstein setup so i need at least one butterfly rubber.
FH: now i'm using rakza Z, but i don't want the new setup to be head heavy, so is there another rubber with tacky topsheet that i can play with? Maybe even hurricane with booster.
BH: now i'm using vega korea, but i need at least one butterfly rubber, otherwise i'll kill myself, i tried tenergy 05 on coach's setup and dignics 05 in stiga cybershape penhold (another club player), both rubbers were great, so i'll stick with the best durability value one.

PS: EJ is science.

You can use Glayzer 09C instead of Rakza Z - there will be a big weight saving.

 

[pedro.dantas]

Sounds like D09c FH and D05 BH would work?

Never tried d09c, how it compares with rakza z?

 

[mocker88]

Yinhe - Big Dipper 38deg is nice and not that heavy. Usually around 47-48g cut to a normal blade.