looking for a new rubber

[Jacob_b1997]

Currently playing with Joola maxxx 500, i like the speed they have but im looking for something with more spin but keeping roughly the same speed.

Ive been suggested Donic bluefire turbo m1, what does everyone think?

 

[Raylazyfo]

Try Donic Acuda Blue P1
Its a little bit softer but has a lot more spin than Joola maxxx 500
(alternatively you could try the joola maxxx p series which is made for the plastic ball

 

[manmoon]

Maybe try the Donic Baracuda Big Slam that I am selling in another post . It is cheap (only 20 pounds) and can meet your requirements.

 

[Tony's Table Tennis]

Maybe try the Donic Baracuda Big Slam that I am selling in another post . It is cheap (only 20 pounds) and can meet your requirements.

Sounds to me like a sales motivated pitch lol,

 

[ajtatosmano2]

I don't know Maxxx500, but I would go for Donic Acuda Blue P1 over the M1 Turbo. Acuda Blue P2 what I've tried for around a half hour was good, even if it isn't my cup of tee. Didn't tried M1 Turbo, but M1 was definitely worse (I've tried a slightly boosted one)

 

[Ahmad Arnous]

Try tibhar 5q on 1,9 thickness
You won't forget that feeling
(BH)

 

[Airoc]

Not sure what is going on here.
Guy is looking to replace a Maxxx 500. As the name indicates, it is a 50 degree rubber.
The idea of using Bluefire M1 turbo is good - same hardness, more spin.
Acuda Blue P1 is softer overall, true, but also has a 50 degree sponge. More spin is likely.

Maxxx P is a 42.5 degree rubber and also has a soft topsheet. A different world.

Baracuda Big Slam is veeeery soft of course.

And while 5Q is a nice rubber, it is also softer - and slower - than Maxxx 500.

So Jacob, you can give the Bluefire M1 turbo a try for sure. If the hardness is ok for you, there is also Andro Rasant Powergrip.

 

[laistrogian]

Have you tried MX-P?

 

[Airoc]

Have you tried MX-P?

Also a very good choice.

 

[Kaizoku]

Bluefire M1-Turbo is pretty good, though I personally prefer Jp-01 Turbo slightly ahead of it. And Acuda Blue P1 might be as good, but have not personally tried it yet.
But with that said, I think it's (M1-Turbo's) upper gear on counter top spin, can be a bit tricky to control at times and it kind of made me uneasy with it.
So I would recommend Tibhar Evolution MX-P ahead of it. Which is also what I'm using.

 

[Jacob_b1997]

thanks for all the advice guys, much appreciated!

 

[Airoc]

And Acuda Blue P1 might be as good, but have not personally tried it yet.

It´s different with its much softer topsheet and meant to be an "easy play" rubber despite its 50 degree sponge. There is a Turbo version of that now, too, but haven´t tried and will not try it.

 

[Kaizoku]

It´s different with its much softer topsheet and meant to be an "easy play" rubber despite its 50 degree sponge. There is a Turbo version of that now, too, but haven´t tried and will not try it.

Nice to know, I'm planing on getting Acuda Blue P2 for my rpb (I did not like Tibhar Aurus soft very much on my blade...), as I do want a soft rubber, but I believe P3 would be a tad too soft, P1 a tad too hard. Though I'll figure that out when I've tried it. :v

 

[Paz]

Stiga calibra Lt would be a good choice
i have tried it before and in my opinion it was a powerful rubber with quite a grippy top sheet so you could certainly produce high amounts of spin without losing control.