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Well according to what I found out Rhyzen ZGX is ‘55’. This is the issue we have with not publishing the exact information. They use a device for hardness testing I believe so it’s objective.

Balance sponge is more dense with smaller pores and paired with the topsheet it feels firmer. No way to know unless you remove the topsheet from the sponge individually to compare them.

I am working to sort all this out because having confused customers is just a sign of a lack of information overall. I’ll find out what the exact numbers are and get back to you
 
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Well according to what I found out Rhyzen ZGX is ‘55’. This is the issue we have with not publishing the exact information. They use a device for hardness testing I believe so it’s objective.

Balance sponge is more dense with smaller pores and paired with the topsheet it feels firmer. No way to know unless you remove the topsheet from the sponge individually to compare them.

I am working to sort all this out because having confused customers is just a sign of a lack of information overall. I’ll find out what the exact numbers are and get back to you
Thanks. Yeah like with the balance sponge rubber, if it has smaller pores, by definition it should be harder than the hyper bounce big pore rubber, right?

Does the number "55" already take into account the pore size?

Or should we really look at "55" + pore size factor to get a real sense of which rubber is harder?
 
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Here is a really brief outline:

CMD - Command - higher control ratio softer sponge (42.5)
ACC - Accuracy - spin focused, medium sponge (47.5)
AGR - Aggressive - more direct power (50)
ZGX - lighter hybrid rubbers (a lighter version of ZGR) 52.5-55
ZGR - Hybrid with grippy topsheet and firmer sponge (55-57)

The ZGR was intended to be Zhong Guo Ren because it was more of a chinese style hybrid. ZG(X) was basically intended to be a 'lite' version of ZGR.

This is the area i'm going to be building more content and comparisons around so that it is easier for people to find information and not be confused as much.
Whats the weight of ZGX in 2.0 ?
 
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